The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-05
Granite Rock township elected H.

Granite Rock township elected II.
Graft, chairman; N. II. Haag, asses
sor and Geo. G. johnson. town clerk.
The members and congregation OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
special meeting at the church this ev-
ening.
Mrs. Addie Ruter and daughter
Constance left last Thursday for ST.
Paul, where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Editor McCrea, of the Morgan Mes
senger,was in town Monday and called
at the GAZETTE Office. Nc is giving
Morgan good paper.
In the Methodist church next Sun
day the subject in the morning will
be "a breach of promises" in the ev-
ening "A suicide ayerted."
Editor Hill, of the Morton Enter
prise, was in our metropolis on Mon
day, but failed to work up any inter
est in the Morton coal mine.
VIM. Crouley is of the opinion that
it is good man who can come from
California to Redwood Falls, be here
only five days and move the postof6ce.
E. B. Hale was passenger on the
west bound St. Louis train Monday
He expected to meet the general man
ager of his life insurance company at
Dawson.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
will be held with Mrs. Henry Schleud.
er, commencing at four o'clock to,
morrow afternoon.
G.. E. Mckay expects the govern
ment to put up building of its own
in this city during the next ten years
and contends that it will be located
on the 1OO-foot thoroughfare, Mill
street.
Miss Mayme Nockels was in Beaver
Falls last Monday afternoon putting
in a branch millinery store at that
place for j. D. Jackson, of this city
Mrs. j. M. Colson is to have charge
of the Beaver store.
Wilbur Thomas Chollar was pas
senger on the first sos o'clock North.
western traip, which pulled out of this
city last Monday morning, bound fol
Chicago, where Wilbur will resume
his studies at the q.
Window Reporter: That the Pipe
stone Star and Redwood GAZETTE each
got out an Easter edition last week
A live community, and men who adj
vertise to make dollars in the appar
ent hope that some one will pick it up
The postoffice is now located on the
site it occupied Is years ago, when
Robt. Watson was postmaster. The
building then was frame; now it is
brick. Postmaster Laird has added
SO new boxes, remodeled the style oil
the office, and given the interior the
appearance of a first-class postofice.
Prof. w. A Milne, of the loca!
schools, who has been engaged by
State Superintendent Pendergast te
assist in summer training schools this
year has been assigned to four's weeb
work in Stephen, Marshall county, in
the northern part of the State, the
same to commence July 30. Stephen
has one good instructor who will en-.
tighten new teachers materially at its
training school.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom's sermon al
the NJ. E. church last Sunday night
was entitled "Dead Broke" The min
lister used the "Prodigal Son" return
ing home in that condition as base
and showed how men could not only
be dead broke financially but in char
acter as we'll. A man with a gooc
character, who had become financial
ly ruined, he said, could always fine
friends to help him out, but a mar
with bad character, who failed, wa:
not likely to ever recover his ground
again.
Miss Virginia Huntington enter
tanned quite a party of young people
on last Friday evening, in honor o.
Mrs. Bonnie Nelson, of Granite Falls
and w. T. Chollar, of the Chicago U
The guests spent the evening in dane
ing. Light refreshments were served
at ten o'clock. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Chollar, Mr.. and