The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14

The Keene gallery will be open
Thursday and Friday, April 4th and
9Th. 30
R. w. Sears. of Sears. Roebuck g.
Co., was in the city on Friday and
Saturday of last week.
o. L. Dornberg was suffering with
a severe attack of quinsy during the
latter part of last week.
Miss Nina Pratt left for Minneapolis
Tuesday and will spend several days
in selecting fine millinery stock for
the spring and summer trade.
S. w. Tredway, of Morton, Col.
Frank Waters popular travelling ag-
ent, and Chas. Double, Morton's drug
gist, we're in the city for few hours
last Sunday.
The Misses Frances and Ida Pratt,
of Cooperstown, N. D., nieces to VIM.
Pratt, of this city, arrived here last
Monday and will remain for some
time on a visit.
Chadderdon & Stuart have moved
their law office from the probate
courts room in the court house to the
office formerly occupied and now
owned by NJ. NJ. Medigan.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet at 7:3O next Sun
day evening. In addition to the reg
ular Endeavor meeting there will be
five-minute talks on the subject "Wiu-
ming Others"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. jackson have
rented their residence on Minnesota
avenue to Chas. Lamberton. They
will break up housekeeping and have
engaged apartments at the hotel. DR..
J. NJ. Wilson and wife, who have been
stopping with Mr.. Jackson, will 60 to
housekeeping in the Barnes house on
Bridge street.
James Larson was in the village
Wednesday,, says the Walnut Grove
Center, and he informed us that a
surgical operation was performed on
Ed. Larson's girl last Sunday. A por.
ton of the bone was removed from
the leg between the ankle and knee
The child is very weak but it is hoped
that by removing the diseased bone
the process of healing may avert the
necessity of amputation.
The societies of the Methods
church interested in producing Queer
Esther have been fortunate in secur
ing Mrs. Geo. l.. Hanscom, of Hamp
, den, Iowa, to take the title role Of tn
beautiful cantata. Everybody in Red
wood Falls will remember Mrs. Hans
} com, who sang at the dedication o
, the Methodist church last fall, and a
, various times during the meeting
that followed the dedication. She i
. really a prima donna of a high orde
} and her appearance in this city in Al
opera role will be the cause of bring
; ing out large crowd of people.
:. A full day for temperance may b
:, expected for March oath. Pastor
will give temperance sermons in tn
> various churches in the morning. TIL
, Sunday school lesson for that day
, on temperance. The young men TAX
v up the subject in their afternoo
. meeting. At $50 in the evening
v union meeting of all the young pee
: pie societies at the NJ. E. church wi
: consider the subject, "Pure Thought
s Pure Words, Pure Deeds" In tn
place of the usual preaching servic
/ in the evening, a union temperate
: rally of the Sunday school childre
: will be held, aud for which an inte
: esting p rogramme is being arranged
The Minnesota permanent scho<
q fund, according to the 9th report {
+ the State superintendent,
t %O,712,l19.60. According to the san
t report Redwood county receive
8 B8, 274.93 for school purposes, Will
the independent school district {
Redwood Falls and one or two speci.
, districts received SIG, 1884, durin
' the year ending July 81, 1894. Dul
f ing that year $22,59029 was paid fe
= teachers wages in the count,
4 $50, 1857 10 was paid for fuel and othe
supplies, 81 .s6092 was paid for repair
and improving grounds, $5,673 wa
) paid for new school houses and site'
? 5,626.12 was paid for paying interee
on bonds, $29553 was paid for ibrar
!. books, S45698 was paid for apparatus