The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-23
PRINCIPAL Rice is taking q short va

Principal Rice is taking short va
cation by advice of his physician, unit
rested and recruited in health.
DR.. Gibson and family are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Gibson's mother
Mrs. J. Ingalls,, of Dodge Centre.
Ed. Jones went to Minneapolis this
week to prepare for branching Out
with his restaurant on Washington
street. :.
Prof. Dobbyn and James Arnold
were in town yesterday, Strengthening
the bulwarks of the prohibition and al
lance movements.
j. E. Moon, the blacksmith, will
soon be installed in his new shoI
which w. H. Post is building south o.
Buechner's grocery store.
A literary society was organized al
the high school Tuesday afternoon
and will hold meetings alternate I'm
day evenings hereafter, commencing
the 3lst inst.
Fifteen dollars an acre was Offered
by a Delhi farmer for wild land in thai
town last week. 1t was safe business
venture, too, in spite of the fact that
farming don't pay"
Lamberton's genial Democratic may
or, r. Clausen, was in town Tuesday
Judging by his appearance, he doesn't
lose any sleep or miss a meal on &C
count of the Mckinley bill.
w. P. Huntington and daughter
Virginia went to Marshall Tuesday
noon, expecting to take part in the
meeting there at which Senator Davis
and Gov. Merriam were to be speakers
The Young Peoples Endeavor, Of
the Christian church, will meet as us
ual next Sunday evening. Topic
Delay" Luke 1915. Leader, Fred
March. All young people are invited
County Attorney Madigan and Su'
perintendent Race are not worrying
about their calling and election. With
their names on most of the tickets in
circulation, there is no reason why they
should.
w. L. Abbott, formerly of the Rev
ellie and now proof-reader in the
government printing Office at Wash
ington, is at home with his family il
this place, on a thirty days leave Of
absence from his post.
Commissioner David Whittet has
been showing up some OF the good
points of his corner of Redwood coun'
ty to Joseph Slagg, of Dane county
Wis, a former schoolmate, who is
strongly inclined to settle here.
Meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E. at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, Oct
26th, at $50 o'clock. Topic, "Our
Saviour's Foreign Tour" Matt. xv, 81
%. Leader, Grace Root. All young
people are cordially invited to attend
JENNIE WINTER, Sec'y.
F, w. Philbrick has opened his
double store annex, and G. A. Fran
co.'s is following suit as fast as he can
arrange his goods in the new building
Redwood Falls will thus have dry
goods stores which would do credit to 6
city of ten times it's population.
Messrs. Turrell and French started
Tuesday to fill number of appoint
ments for political meetings this week
This evening they expect to be at the
school house in Granite Rock town.
ship, and Friday night they will be i'll
Underwood and meet the people at
the Morgan school house.
Rev. J. G.. Harrison has consented
to remain in Redwood the coming
year, as pastor of the Christian church
in response to unanimous call from
the members of his congregation, and
at the solicitation of his many friends
in and about this place. It is our opin-
ion that his place could not be better
supplied.
Prof. VIM. R. Dobbyn, of Minneap'
oils, editor of the Progressive Age, will
speak in the interest of the prohibition
party in this county, as follows: Lam
berton Oct. "a, Sanborn Oct. Is, Towle
school house Oct. u, Delhi Oct. %
Every man and woman who wishes te
hear good speech on the issues thai
are now being discussed, are earnestly
invited to go and hear him. Farmer'
are especially invited.
Lamberton Commercial: Two years
ago S. R. Quinn bought of w. G
Brown 100 acres of land, adjoining thu
farm he now lives on, for something
like 81, 400. A few moments after hi
walked into Chester Bros. store, anC
was afraid he had made a bad bust
ness deal. This year his crop ON tina
piece of land brought him in owe
$1,000 in big, round cart wheels. Frient
Quinn has changed his mind. Re
member, he raised q good crop on thi'
same piece of land last year, and THU
is one instance of hundreds. "Doe'
farming pays" Ask S. R. Quinn.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Conducto
Hughes has had considerable troubl
of late with youngsters jumping o.
and off the moving cars in the yard
He has warned them and in some cas-
es spoke to the parents to no effect