The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-11-12
OF LOCfL INTEREST.

once 10 Mig bAo0' DAoNh' VIVA H'
erett's store.
VIM. OHara is opening up stone
quarry on the Park Worden lots at the
foot of Second street.
J.k. Petersen and A. D. Stewart
made shipments Of sheep to tho cities
this week
The Ladies Industrial Society will
give a social at the residence OF Mr.. A
zimmerman at North Redwood, Tues
day evening, Nov II. All are invited.
On account of the dedication of the
Episcopal chapel at Beaver Falls to-
day, the meeting Of the Ladies Guild
has been postponed to Saturday of
this week, at Mrs. Goodrich's-
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church is making arrangements for
holding a fair and festival some time
in the second week of December, the
date of which will be announced later.
A war of determination on English
sparrows will begin in Illinois on the
first of December next, when a law
passed by the last Legislature, offering
Il bounty of two cents head for spar
rows, goes into effect.
Morgan Messenger: We hear that
our old friend and citizen Harve
Moore will move to North Redwood
and open up shop thore. We world
regret to lose him and his family. But
should the r7ltnor prove true We hope
he will find his move to that place q
profitable one.
\. W. CobleiEh, Of Willow Lake, is
attending court as a witness. MIR.
Iobleigh is among the Redwood coun-
tv farmers who rcalized Yield Of over
30 bushels. From field of y acres
he threshcd $50 bushels, and his entire
crop averaged nearly 30 bushels per
acre.
About the middle Of Deeor'>er the
ladies' of the Il. =. church will have q
fancy fair or bazlar, in connection
with which will be given festival.
Some of the features Of the fair will
be tables representing the different
DAYS Of the week, catching party, a
doll show, etc.
y young man na,ncd ThWher, of
Eesta, was before Judge Baldwin last
Monday, on au accusation brought by
his mOthor-in-IaH, charging him with
threatening to Kill members 0? the lat
tcr's family. lie gave surety il lie
amount of $50 to appear at the next
Term of the municipal court.
The Gazette printers point with sal
isfaction to the court calendar for this
term as a specimen ofcreditablo print
ing got out en- short notice. By the
way,with new job and poster type and
a very pleasant abundance Of orders
for work, the Gazette printers have DC
reason to complain this fall
Marshall Reporter: When a wo-
man goes away to make three weeks
visit, the probabilities are that she viii
stay six. A man will start out to STAY
si., and be back at the end of a ve2i,
Men do not enjoy visiting, and they
are such restless creatures that no ono
likes to have them for visitors.
Ex-CemmissiOner M. Dooner was
here on The grand jury this week anC
had his first look at the new ceur1
house. Mr.. boomers independence il
favoring the building of a new court
house may have served to defeat hin
for reelection, but he has the satisfac
ton of knowing that nine out of ter
taxpayers now say that he was right
Redwood Falls shows improvement
in everything except its sidewalks, re
marked a visiting southsider yester
day. II am surprised at seeing sucl
,dilapidated walks" He is not the on
ly person who is surprised, either
The town of Window was surprised
with a big suit fordamages arising from
a defective sidewalk few days ago
and it may come our turn next.
That big stalk of corn at the foot O
the Gazette stairway was left there b.
Jos. Tyson as an example ofwhst corr
can do under the beneticent protection
of the Mckinley bill. In the hill
measured fully six feet from tn
ground to the biggolden ear, and abou
as much more above it,parts of it hav
ing been broken off at both ends. Thi
is the kind of corn that is usual
husked with step ladders. Mr.. Tyso
says he rsiaed the corn.
The death of J. ]. Curtis, an invali
who came here with his family fror
Wood Lake few months ago, occur
red last Sunday night. Those VIII
visited Mr. Curtis since his removal
this place, all speak of the desire whic
he expressed to have everything i
proper order for his widow and chile
rem after he was gone. His house an
premises we're left models of neatnes
and the deeds connected with then
including the farm at Wood LAX,
were fully completed, leaving the fan
ily-which includes the widow an
two children-in comfortable circun
stances. The deceased was an Cd
Fellow, and his funeral was attende
by number of members of that orde
The late residence of the deceased ws
crowded with sympathizing neighbol
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