The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-28
OF lOCHL INTEREST,


Miss Elsie Pryor is to teach the next
term of school at North Redwood.
Work on the foundation for the K.
w. Sears building has been started.
Posters are up for the big racing
events at Tracy next month, on the
10th, 18th and 18th.
L. H. Kings son Frank was run ov-
or by wagon last Thursday, and mar
rowly escaped broken arm.
Isaac johnson has purchased the
lots formerly owned by T. D. Brough-
ton, in the southern part of town.
Miss Emma Chapman is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. L. Holmes
That missing aims basin advertised
last week, turned up while the Gazette
was being printed. Great is printers
ink.
Till Tibbetts has faith in Redwood
county real estate, as shown by his
purchase of about 800 acres in Kintire
last week.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
convenes at Winona next week. F. F
Hammer will be the representative O
Redwood Lodge.
Next Fourth of July there will b'
forty-four stars on our national stand
ard. Wyoming is the last star to be
added to the galaxy.
The Laird Norton Co. has sold its
North Redwood yards to Nelson, Ten
ney & Co., who have retained Franl
Curtis as their agent.
Stewart Nsyes, who has been sinking
q we'll in the rear of the Vaughn
Thompson building site, has become
resident of Redwood Falls,
James McGinnis, of Morgan, wen
to New Ulm last Friday, under nine
ty days sentence growing out of over
indulgence in strong waters.
Ten or twelve million wall-eyed pix
have been placed in the Minnesota a
points down the river recently. Hope
it will improve the fishing up this way
E. Atkinson, of Delhi, was recently
appointed postmaster there. Mr.. AT
kinson is an old soldier, and as such
fairly entitled to all the emolument
of the position.
Granite Falls people think they hav
a sure thing now on the Lutheran sem
mary location. We hope their brigh
prospects may not prove as elusive a
their gold mine.
Geo. Bunce was in town Saturday
and informed the writer that so far a
the cigar trade is concerned he is stil
in it, Notwithstanding the statement
of the papers to the contrary.
The Epworth League of the M. F
church will hold their regular praye
meeting next Sunday evening at
o'clock. Subject, LET your ligt
shine" Leader, Z. r. Houck.
The change of time on the M. & S.
L. does not favor travellers who form
erly found the early morning freigk
on that line a convenience. By tn
new time card this train leaves here q
Sam.
Elder Van Dolah has formally az
cepted call from his former flock {
Morton, to resume his pastorate ther
in the church which was organized an
built up largely by his efforts. TIL
Elders many friends on this side {
the river will be pleased to hear of h
decision.
Ladies and friends of the G.. A.
are solicited to contribute flowers, an
also the use of house plants for deco
ating the hall, for the services to /
held May Both at Huntington Hal
All contributions to be brought to tt
hall Friday afternoon May 20. An
help in that direction will be apprec
ated by the W. R. G.
Sleepy Eye, Granite Falls and 9TH
Minnesota towns of similar size wit
Redwood Falls. are now rejoicing
free delivery of express matter. "
believe that if our business men ar
Agent Laughren would get togeth
and make determined effort, the e
press companies would make the san
concession here. Our citizens are ju
trife too patient about some thing
Mr.. w. Case has just finished a tn
ular we'll for G. w. George. Alta dep
of rs feet, in bed of fine gravel, N
Case struck vein of clear pure W
ter in apparently sufficient volume
supply dozen families. Mr.. Geor
is we'll pleased as he will not be bot
cred hereafter with any of the ammo
ances connected with an open we
such as cleaning out, curbing, ETC.,
not even worm can get into tub
lar. The wateris absolutely as pu
as spring water.
Mrs. S. M. I. Henry, of Evanstt
ILL.,, who was chosen National Evane
list at the last national convention
the w. G. T. u, will favor Redwo
Falls with two popular meetings,whi
are to be held at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday and Monday evenin,
Among Mrs. Henry's list of subje
are: What is the Boy WORTH w
do so many children of the church
to ruin' Elements of manhood, lect,
to young men. History and evolutj
of the w. G. T. q. -Four corners of
question-Home, church, school a
saloon.