The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-01-30
LOCALS IN LITTLE.

was noted last week, has rented the j..
B. WATSON house for the occupancy of
his family.
Joseph Tyson took train load of
picked fat cattle from the Gilfillan
farm to the Chicago markets last Mon
day. George Dickinson accompanied
him.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold an ev-
ening Social at the house of Mrs.
Chollar on Friday evening of this
week. All members of the congrega-
ton cordially invited.
Town clerks or health officers in this
county can get their pay now of Clerk
Byram, by either applying personally,
or making a written order authorizing
any other person to collect their fees
and sign the receipt for same.
We have received Vick's Floral
Guide for 1890. 1t is beautifully il
Illustrated pamphlet of one hundred
pages and contains about as much in
formation on plants, flowers and fruits
as could conveniently be crowded into
such a book.
Tue Marble company closed their
eng ,gement here last Saturday even
i lg, with fair house and q play with
plenty of fun in it-Josh Whitcomb.
The Marbles are good comedians, but
owing largely to the prevailing infu-
enza, their engagement here was not a
very profitable one.
Albert Birum and wife, of Sioux
Falls, Oak, brother of Andrew and
Ener; Aug. Klein and wife-the latter
sister of the Birum's-of Rock Val
ley, Iowa; and George Hollah, of
Denver, COL, a brother-in-law of the
BRUINS, were present at the Birum
family reunion here, this week.
Mrs. E. o. Chapman started for
Nova Scotia few days ago to visit at
her former home. AS she has recent
ly had tidings of the death of her aged
father, and that her mother had been
rendered an almost helpless invalid,
Mrs. Chapman's visit will necessarily
be sad one.
The meetings at the Christian
church have been postponed ten days
Or two weeks on account of the gener-
al sickness. 1t is the plan to resume
them at that time and to have Elders
Foster and Lhamon both to assist, if
they can be secured. The attendance
has been good and the interest excel
lent until the wave of Grippe" struck
us.
Principal Rice received tidings last
week that E. E. Herrick, a brother of
Mrs. Rice, had his leg crushed recent
ly, while engaged as brakeman on the
H. & D., near Milan, Chippewa coun-
ty. Mr.. Herrick either stepped off OF
was thrown off by sudden jerk, while
about to descend from the top of a
car, to couple onto another car to
which the train was backing. The &C
cident made necessary the amputation
of the injured limb.
The personal property tax of 1888
became due Jan. LIST, 1890. All un-
paid personal property taxes of '8e
become delinquent March LIST, 1890,
when penalty will be added. The
real estate tax for 1883 becomes de-
linquent Jan. LIST, 1890, when the Sec
ond penalty will be added, and if said
tax is not paid by May LIST, 1890, the
property will be sold for taxes. The
1889 tax on real estate becomes due
Jan. LIST, 80, and delinquent June Isl
of the same year.
A new regular department by thu
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, D. D., the
most famous preacher of modern times
appears monthly in the Ladies' HON,
Journal, under the title of ''Unde
My Study-Lamp." The great Brook
Ign divine will give, especially fo1
women, brilliant succession of thos,
bright and hopeful moral truths, TO
which his writings are noted. Clothe,
in language inimitable for its strength
crispness and directness, DR.. Talmage'
sentences have an influence and fas
cinating interest which will make hi
department one of the most sough
for and eagerly read in the Journal.
"Why don't you run a newspape
like that7" said a merchant to coun
try publisher, throwing down banke
sheet city daily. "Why don't you rul
store like that'" said the publshe
of the country sheet as he turned til
paper over and pointed to full pag
advertisement that brought the cit
publisher $3.50 each issue. just the
the country publisher presented hi
: monthly bill of So, and the merchar
: began talking about economizing b
: cutting down his advertisement ant
stopping his paper. He did both an
the sheriff is now doing his adverti'
ing for him.-Ex.