The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-10-27
IF YOU DON'T
Register
Tuesday,
YOU CAN'T VOTE.
YOU CAN'T VOTE.

YOU CAN'T VOTE.
Chaun Peck is in line on holiday
goods-his advertisement will tell
you the same.
Judge Bowers, M. M. Madigan and
Judge Baldwin were attending court
at Beaver Falls yesterday.
Philbrick is discounting- 25 per
cent-on clearance sale of clothing,
and Philbrick has the latest styles.
The Young Ladies Aid Society of
the NJ. E. church held very pleasant
meeting with Miss May Ferris last
Saturday afternoon.
The drawing for places on the Of
fetal county ballot by the respective
party representatives, is on at the
county auditors Office, commencing
at ten o'clock.
Conductor Hand, of the NJ. & st. L.,
had both hands badly burned last
Monday. A hot box on passenger
car was the cause. It was first dis
covered at Hanley Falls, and while
Mr.. Hand was attempting to open the
box burning oil flew out over his hands.
DIR. Finn dressed them and Mr.. Hand
was on duty Tuesday, wearing gloves.
Another illustration of the mildness of
Minnesota climate was placed on the
GAZETTE editorial desk this week, by
E. M. Holmes. of Kintire. The illus
tration was single strawberry plant
with several ripening berries on the
same,plucked from patch from which
quart of Strawberries we're picked
only last Saturday. Mr.. Holmes states
that the hailstorm of last spring drove
his strawberry patch into the ground,
but the vines shortly afterwards grew
up, blossomed, and during the past
week, yielded quantity of luscious
berries. The sample vine with straw
berries is on exhibition in this office.
Following the name of Mr.. Baldwin,
on the official county ballot, will ap-
pear the words democrat and INDIE
pendent Republican," he having &C
copied the nomination of the Demo
cratic convention and fled the certifi-
cate of that convention a week ago
yesterday, and filed his petition to
have the words Independent Repub-
lican" follow, one week ago yesterday
the GAzErrE's publication day. On
the Democratic certificate it states
that Mr.. Baldwin was nominated by
an organized assemblage of Demo
Gratis and ''that said candidate repre-
sents the Democratic party" On the
petition, the names appear.
Mrs. F.: L. Warner, OF Fifth street
very cleverly entertained the Ladies
Guild and the st. Agnes Guild, of the
Episcopal church, last Thursday af-
ternoon. She was assisted by Mrs
H. G.. Schmahl, Misses Carrothers
and Virginia Huntington. Those
present were Mesdames Birkenmeyer
Chas. McClintock, G. F. Thompson
Hunter. Beard, Powell, G.. E. Mckay
Ella Mcmillan, Andrew Birum, Neale
H. G.. Warner, w. P. Huntington, O
w. Mcmillan, H. D. Baldwin, C. w
Everett, Caswell, Ward, Vaughn
Laird, Bager, and Salisbury, of Min.
neapolis; and Misses Ida Laird, Julia
Lichtwarck, Lizzie Huntington, Inez
Baldwin, Marion Everett, Minnie
Goodrich and Kate L. Forbush.
Rev. L. L. Hanscome, the new M
E. pastor in this city, occupied the
Methodist pulpit for the first time
here last Sunday, and made favor
aple impression. Heis middle or past
middle age,is quite tall, has gray hair
a light gray mustache, and best of all
a pleasing countenance, accompanying
a pleasing disposition. His voice is
clear and his tone is earnest. In the
lapel of his coat is found the insignia
of the G.. A. R. His morning sermon
was really the lecture of new shep.
herd to his flock, outlining his policy
and what he expected the flock to do
He would avoid ceremony, lectures
new theories, or new doctrines tina,
would tickle the ears. He would &C,
as the ambassador of Christ, carin.
for the flock as he thought Christ in
tended, and in this he asked the con
gregation's hearty cooperation. 4
he had any faults he asked the NOM