The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-05-22

last week are reported on the mend at
this writing.
An alliance picnic is to be held at
David Whittet's grove, near this place,
next Saturday.
Gen. Johnson's lecture last Friday
evening Melted about 81 for the
church debt fund.
Our base ball juniors hope to make
up a match game with the Sheridan
club to be played Decoration Day.
Don't forget your real estate taxes
Remember, there will be ten pei
cent penalty to pay after next week
June LIST.
Winona's big 5000 barrel mill was
burned to the ground last Thursday
morning. Loss $4,000, with $780,.
600 insurance.
People call the last rain a soaking
one, yet the rain gauge of Dallas Laird
shows about an inch and half rain
fall only for the last two showers.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys world
wide reputation for restoring the hair
to bald heads and changing gray hair
to the original color of youth.
The Daughters of Veterans are per-
fecting arrangements for their calico
ball tomorrow evening, and we hope
their cash receipts will be wholly sat
isfsctory.
We salute Maj. n. F. Buechner, re-
Gently appointed aide-de-camp with
the rank Of Major on the staff of the
Department General for this state,
Knights of Pythias.
The Sons of Norway celebrated last
Saturday, the anniversary of their ma
tional independence, in many towns
of this state, but did not generally OBJ
serve the day in this vicinity.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Rt. Rev. M
N. Gilbert held an Episcopal vista
ton at the Presbyterian chapel last
evening. Rev. S. B. Purves presented
good sized class for confirmation.
The St. Agnes Guild elected the
following officers last Tuesday after
noon: President, Ida Laird; vict
president, Ida Carrothers; secretary
Virginia Huntington; treasurer, Inc;
Baldwin.
The Reveille is authority for thu
statement that James Rose, the faith
or of the murderer, has recently beer
granted pension of $40 month will
back pay of $500, and that his wifi
has received a legacy of 5000 from I
deceased uncle.
Decoration Day services at the Gem
etery next Friday will be held in tn
morning, SO as to allow plenty of tim
for the afternoon service at Dunning
ton Hall. Besides the address of Adj
General Mullen, some new music by
double quartet is promised.
DR.. Riheldaffer's sermon for boy
lacked nothing so much as q large
representation of boys in the congre
CATION. Those who went heard SOM
very interesting personal reminiscent
es of the Doctors early life as a work
ing lad left to shift for himself.
Our business men are bringing
some pressure to bear on the American
Express Co. for an uptown express
Office, which is much needed here
Enough business is done in that lin
here to justify the public demand TO
better facilities and a free delivery TO
patrons of the company.
At the invitation of John S. Marsl
Post, Elder Harrison will preach tn
annual memorial sermon, at Dunning
ton Hall next Sunday morning,at 1875
Members of the post and all veteran
of the late war are invited to meet a
G. A. R. Headquarters and march t
the service in a body.
Gales Correspondent of Lamberto
Leader: Last Saturday evening VIM
Croft and family returned from Ore
gon. They have been gone about l
months, but now they have come bac
here to stay. He says there are wors
places than Redwood county, and b
thinks that George Ellis would like t
be back here and own his old farr
again.
Mrs. Baxter spoke to crowded aud
fence yesterday afternoon in Youn
Mems Hall and in the evening i
Whitney's Opera House, in this city
she is young woman, prepossessin
in manner and speaks with ease. He
lecture met with q hearty respons
and many were the kind things sal
in her favor. We predict for her
bright future.-Detroit Evening New
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