The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
vs. 4. ,IYLER; Agent.
Redwood Falls, Nina.
Mostly Local.
Birthday cards ut Pond & Co.'S

Birthday cnrds nj pond u co.
New potatoes are increasing IN size and
decreasing In price.
G. W. Johnson, one of our liveryhien,
has gone to Fargo. u. T.
Sheet rusic at Pond S Co.'S book
store.
Geo. w. Prlt was on tbs siciE list this
week. but is recovering.
Writing paper, envelopes and school
DO oks at Pond Il Co.'S
L. 0. Chapman is unable to report for
duty, owing to another attack of rheum'
atism.
About dozen of Mrs. LeDus lady
friends spent the evrtiiny with her last
Tuesday.
Eldon Mason and Saht Bnkcr have
been hauling In the fish pretty lively
OF late.
Judge Baldwin returned from few
days visit nj St. Paul and Wascca yestcr-
day.
4 few errors in figures in the fax list rs
printed last week, are rccti:ed for the f.
nal publication in this issue.
LoANs--Loans negotiated witohut de-
lay. For terms inquire Of Duhnington
& Warner.
We understand that 3 new town is be
ing laid off across the river, near the con
templated crossing of the Minnesota.
Rev Pemberton received visit this
week from his uncle, who lives at Fulda,
Murray county.
W. E. Bakers mill is 10 be enlarged
this summer, by the addition of another
story.
Mr.. Whitaker is moving another
building in Watson's addition, this time
on 10 John G'Hara's premises.
Several improved farms, within few
miles of Redwood Falls. for sale on lib
efal terms. Inquire of Dunnington u
Warner
The father of Miss Lulu Hammond
paid her visit this week. lie is engag
cd in business at ST, james, in thi!
State.
Mr. 3. J. Race was suddenly attacked
on Monday, with inflammation Of the
bowels, and it is feared will be confined
to his he'd for some lime.
E. y. McClintcck. who has been sx
pcrting for the Mccormick machine com
peny in SOUTHERN Ohio, Indiana and II
inois, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Southwest Minnesota papers are talk
ing mp an English syndicate. which is ne
goiiating for four or five hundred thou
| sand acres Of railroad land In this region
for colonization.
| The village board Of Marshall has de
cided not to license the sale OF liquors II
Marshall after July 10Th. The News sa
tirically comments, mo more thiskeY-ii
4 horn,
The Candy Tribune says that thos
| who failed to attend Matilda Fletcher
lecture at that place missed rare treat
as Miss Fletcher is certainly.a very fin
| speaker.
j. !. Willard is building house ant
making improvements or his farm il
Morgan A correspondent of the Spring
field Star says he will put up large bar
and creamery next year.
/ We note with satisfaction the enlarg,
mcnt OF the Sleepy Eye Herald to d
eight column folio. Messrs. Bowen !
Ferguson go in TO win. and their pape
shows that they are appreciated.
Residents along Minnesota street Al
J going to considerable expense To has
their street put in good shape, aside froI
the work put on at the public cost. Tt
result 10 to make one of the handsome
avenues in Southwest Minnesota.
Anton Weiss. formerly head stfik'
: for The Gazette is havinga q tough sief
5 of rheumatism and has been alfRo
6 helpless on that account for the pa
, three weeks He has received hume
on. visits from ''the boys since he e
home.
$ The large hall of Cooper Institute W
!. full. even the aisles and dnorways we
: crowded. The speaker (Matillh Fteic
: cry has grca. alocu,ionary power. II
audience took TO her NJ onces hsteh'
2 a.tentiyely, and interrupting her eve
/ now and then with laughter and arplans
I--Fese FORK Herald.