The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

loAIhy w OAo AouSo Auo"o 10 VI
Bailey house.
L. Schafer bought a Perchero1
horse from the H. c. Wheeler stoc
farm at Odebolt last week.
Rev. Pinkham has been secured TO
an address here next Tuesday,th 18th
No collection is to be taken.
Reynolds & Keene have been max
ing some nice photographs of Red
wood and Ramsey Falls lately.
Elsewhere O. w. Estes informs tn
public of his expected change of bas
to the Bunch building, on Mill street
now occupied as school.
Rev. DR.. Riheldaffer occupied tn
pulpit of the NJ. E. church last Sun
day morning, in the absence of tn
pastor on account of sicknecs.
The Morgan Messenger announces
that DR.. Carre'l, of this place, has reg
ular appointments at Morgan on Tues
days and Fridays of every week.
G.. Besaw writes from Lamberto1
that he has sold his farm and expects
to find a home elsewhere. The Ga
zette regrets to lose an old friend from
that locality.
Numerous farmers are narrowing
their ground this week, and if the
present weather holds, seeding will b@
done next week in many localities il
this vicinity.
Supt. Race has lately been honored
by an appointment as one of the in.
spectors of Winona Normal school
Miss Ida L. Geddes, of Blue Earth
county, having been appointed at the
same time.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet in
Judge Bowers office next Monday ev'
ening. The lesson is the one prescribed
in the Chautauquan for the second
week in March. Ali members are in
vited to be present.
A number of travelling men who
haye seen the Chicago Lady Quar-
tette, pronounce it the finest musical
organization travelling in the state
Don't miss the chance of the season
tomorrow friday evening.
Frank Curtis and R. w. Mason, the
late occupants Of Capt. Dunnington's
glass block are removing their stocks
across the street at this writing, to the
Ola building, where they will contin-
ue in business the same as of yore.
VIM; Crouley is going to make big
record at building this year, if all re-
ports are true Besides his two brick
buildings on Second street, he is said
to be planning a third on the Mill
street lot, south of the Ola building.
The two lodges Of United Workmen
at Wood Lake and Belview, instituted
by Deputy Grand Master Mason last
week, make total of nine lodges and
200 new members added to the order
the past year through the work of Mr..
Mason alone.
Mr.. Rathburn, who has rented ry-
son g. Co.'S Glendale farm for the sea
son, removed to the farm this week
with his family. We understand that
NJ. B. Albeit, who superintendent the
farm for Mr.. Tyson. has removed to
the Gilfllan farm.
Lamberton Leader: James Larson,
the well-known farmer politician, OF
Westline, was in town Wednesday
Mr.. Larson has sold his Westline
property for $1,000, clearing $500 in
five years, and will hereafter reside on
his fine Johnsonville farm. Lamber-
ton will see James much oftener here
after, we trust. We acknowledge the
honor of call.
j. P. Cooper has sold his house tc
Alex. Schmahl, and expects to begin
building operations very soon on the
corner one block south, opposite D.
l.. Bigham's. Judging by Mr.. Coop
er's usual way Of doing things, his new
residence will be an ornament to that
part of town, and worthy of it's hand
some location. Mr.. Schmahl expects
to occupy his house about June LIST.
The Gazette desires to print all the
local political news of Redwood coun.
ty, regardless of bias. Our aim is tc
print our political opinions on the ed.
itorial page. and to print the news
without any politics in it, to the best
of our ability. Republican, democrat
ic, alliance and prohibition sympathiz
ers who have genuine news announce
ments to make, will be treated alike i1
the news columns of the Gazette q:
long as we control them.
By the purchase of F. NJ. O'Hara's
residence property, the Laird Norton
Lumber Co. now own the entire hall
block on the south side of Fourth
street, between Mill and Washington
and will proceed to open up dowr
town lumber yard at an early date
King Bros. and j. w. Ferris are pre-
pairing to "get out of that" to make
room for the change. The former viii
move their warehouse on to their owl
lot on Third street.
The New York Voice is ADVERTISING
the fact that many of it's papers art
sent back marked refused, and trie.
to lay the odium upon various post
masters. How it may be at 'othe,
places we are not prepared to say, but
we have personal knowledge ST copie.