The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-24

@. w. Georges California address
is Southeast corner Fifth and c
streets, San Diego"
Rev. l.. L. Hanscom goes to Beaver
Falls next Sunday afternoon to attend
a quarterly meeting service.
j. F. Skinner & Co. have the name
of carrying the best line of shoes in
the city. They wear longer and sell
cheaper. J. F. is proud of that one
fact.
Geo. NJ. Phillips, of Mankato, chief
of the Mankato fire department, and
deputy sheriff of Blue Earth county.
was in the city Tuesday to subpoaena
Chas. Mikkelson as witness in the
Walraven murder case at Mankato.
The temperance lectures given by
Rev. Taylor, of Chicago, in the Pres
byterian church last week were we'll
attended and were very instructive.
The chemical experiments on Friday
evening were witnessed by a large
crowd and proved beyond doubt the
folly of the excessive use of liquors
and tobacco.
Emil Schmahl and Frank Gleason
returned from a trip to Renville last
Wednesday. They stated that on the
day prior a remarkable crowd was in
Renville, attending the Farmers Ali
ance gathering, aud listening to the
speech of Hon. S. M. Owen. Both
say that this city has never seen so
many farmers at one time.
The annual catalogue of Carleton
College, issued, according to custom,
near the close of the college year, pre-
sents the essential facts in the condf
ton and the methods of the institution.
The college is Christian but not Sec
tartan. 1t is also co-educational, all
its courses, privileges and honors be-
ing open to women on the same terms
as to men. It offers four courses of
four years each, the Classical, the Lit
erary and the Scientific, varied, as the
terms imply, according to the require
ments of different students.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Redwood
Falls people will please consider them
selves invited to attend the G. A. R.
encampment here on July 3, 4 and 9Th
and to bring their oall club, band,
pretty girls and all their progressive
fun loving citizens. We know that if
they do this there will be a larger
crowd than we have ever had here be-
fore and will arrange accordingly.
The very neighborly interest Sleepy
Eye and Redwood Falls have felt for
each other has heretofore been NUT
ual pleasure and we hope this invita-
ton may be generally accepted.
On and after July LIST next post
Offices will cease issuing postal notes,
per act of congress, which provides
that all money transmitted by the
government shall be by money order.
Offices heretofore designated as
Postal Note" Offices will hereafter be
known as Limited Money Order
Offices. These will be allowed to issue
money orders in amounts of IS or less
but not to pay any money orders. Nc
money order shall be issued for more
than 500 by any Office, and the fee
shall be as follows: Orders not ex.
ceeding $3.50, three cents; exceeding
So SO and not exceeding SIS, five cents
exceeding SIS and not exceeding $50
eight cents; exceeding $50 and mol
exceeding $40, ten cents; between sc
aud $50, twelve cents; between $3C
and $40, fifteen cents ;between $40 and
$50, eighteen cents, between $50 and
$50, twenty cents; between $50 and
$75, INVENTIVE cents; between $75 and
500, thirty cents. A new form OF
order will be issued, similar to an OK
press money order, having the mar
ginal coupon.
In rendering his resignation as a
member of the Board of Education
Mr.. c. W. George wrote the following
note accompanying the resignation,
which was read and accepted at a
meeting of the School Board last
week: "In serving my relations with
the fellow members of the Board,
beg to assure you that shall always
remember kindly the pleasant rela-
tionship existing between yourselves
and me; of "Doc." Dornberg, ever
ready to dispute anything and every