The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-06-19
GEORGE. The Shoe Man
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


about town are being replaced with
granite.
King Bros. are fitting up the build
ing opposite the postoftice and will oc-
cupy it as their office.
Another little boy put in an appear
ance recently, in time to he counted
for the census, at E. D. McClintock's.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Fay Robinson tomorrow after
noon.
The w. G. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
Lusk on Thursday, June rs, at 3
o'clock p. m. All ladies are cordially
invited.
Landlord Bailey has been barricad-
ing his hostelry against mosquitoes
and flies, with about hundred screen
windows and doors.
Another building scheme for a
d 'uble store in Redwood Falls, is rap
idly coming to focus, but is not yet
ripe for publication.
Bishop Gilbert is expected at this
place next Tuesday, June 24th, to con-
duct confirmation exercises at the
Episcopal church that evening.
In sinking we'll on the Taber farm,
west of here, vein of fossilizcd reat
was discovered. Though rather rare
here, it is not commercially valuable.
OLAF Bake and Margaret johnson,
of Swedes Forest, and S. D. Byram
and Alto NJ. SALISBURY, of this village,
were granted marriage licenses yester
day.
And now the Georgia planters have
formed trust to control the coming
crop of watermelons in the south.
Internationally combination this
will be.
Thanks to the new ordinance, dogs
have been conspicuous for their alb
sence on our streets the past week. If
they continue thus, the present admin
istration will be an unusually popular
one.
J. NJ. Huntington last Thursday
purchased of T. H. Sorlien the house
in which he has been living since his
return from Ohio. The price paid was
only $500, which is heavy discount
on the original cost.
The Ladies' Industrial Society will
meet with Mrs. w. H. Lance Tuesday
afternoon, June "a. All ladies and
gentlemen are very cordially invited.
Teams will be in waiting at Grand
ma Mason's at 2 o'clock.
At the meeting of the Redwood Falls
Alumni Association held June 18th,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Zelma
Bigham; vice president, Eta Everson;
secretary, R. A. Turren; Treasurer,
Geo. Stegner.
Owing to the precedence of the
"Haymakers" cantata and the expect
atoms raised by the circus announce
ments, the Lienau-Reuter engagement
was not as profitable to the manage
ment as it deserved to be. Our village
is not visited by first-class musical
talent any too often.
The Class Day exercises at the
school house last Thursday, went off
smoothly according to programme.
The industrial exhibit made by the
pupils of the lower grades of the
schools, included a number of articles
that indicated that the youngsters
were ingenious as we'll as industrious.
This feature is worth perpetuating
hereafter.
Rehearsals of the cantata, "The
lawmakers" have been held almost
nightly for more than a week past.
There is plenty of movement and stage
business" about the cantata to involve
much work on the part of the conduct
or and performers, and these frequent
rehearsals are necessary to insure the
finished production of the cantata
which all concerned will be prepared
to give tonight. An excursion to
Sleepy Eye next Saturday is under
consideration, and will be undertaken
II . special train can be secured.