The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

BOrtOn's Comedians are scheduled
to appear at the opera house tonight.
Parties having lots in the cemetery
are requested to place them in order
by May LIST.
King Bros. last week placed electric
bells in the new Jail, placing the calls
at the front and Office doors.
Ed. L. Healy and wife of Marshall
and E. L. Webster and wife of Sioux
City were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. VanWinkle during the past week. /:
The city council committee on
streets held meeting last Thursday
evening and decided to advertise for
bids for large amount of lumber to
be used in bridge and crossing work
during the coming summer.
Judge Webber dropped into The
GAZETTE Office last Thursday after
noon long enough to get copy of the
great weekly, of which His Honor new
or misses an issue. He came over
from Olivia where he has been holding
court.
In the last issue of the Belview In-
dependent K. A. johnson bids fare
we'll to his readers. R. P. Child,
young rustler who has worked in the
Independent office, will succeed him.
A good man is succeeded by good
man.
The Epworth League will give a
Spring Butterfly" social in the par
lors of the NJ. E. church next Friday
evening, April 26th, to which all are
invited. A Spring" program will be
given, followed by hot rolls and
maple syrup-and the butterflies.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the NJ. E. church next Sun
day. DR.. H. G. Jennings, presiding
elder, will preach morning and even
ing. There will be Methodist love
feast at $50 in the morning, to which
all, including newspaper men, are in
vited.
One of the handsomest sideboards
ever sold in the city for the price is
the one Skinner e. Persons had on ex-
hibition in their furniture store last
Saturday and Monday. 1t is of ex-
ceptionally clever arrangement and
design and is not only useful but or
namental.
Robinson & Co. report the sale of
the Moore residence near the Rain
farm to P. M. McGlinchy, superin-
tendent of the water works, and Of
the StickIes residence, just across
from the Bailey House, to Jerry Rol-
Inns. The consideration in both cases
was $500. McGlinchy will remodel
his house throughout.
Rev. S. B. Purves of Minneapolis
formerly rector of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Communion Of
this city, will preach at the latter
church next Sunday morning and ev'
ening. Rev. Purves is quite popular
in Redwood Falls and he will IN
doubleday be greeted by a large
audience.
The creameries at Brookville ane
Shutdown have experienced mucl
trouble in getting water, says tn
Springfield Advance. At Brookvill
the we'll, when about IS feet deep
was tiled, but when the pump wa
set to work the water soon gave out
Now they are drilling deeper insid
the thing. The Shutdown creamer,
we'll is nearly hundred feet in dept
yet the inflow of water is insufficient
P. McElroy, general road master o
the Minneapolis e. St. Louis, died a
his home in Waseca last Wednesday
the funeral occurring on Friday. MI
McElroy was with the St. Louis roat
for twelve years, with the Northwest
ern for twenty years and acted a
road master of the entire Sante F,
system for two years. Among tn
floral offerings was $25 garland from
the employees of the road department
of the St. Louis.
The 1895 class of the Redwood
Falls high school is preparing fol
graduation exercises. The class il
nine in plumber, every one of which
will be known as "sweet girl gradu.
ate" not single youth having darec
or succeeded in getting into the class
The young ladies are the Misses Laura
Baker, Daisy Clayson, Ruth Cornish
May Ferris, Birdie O'Hara, Ada West.
fall, Edna Westfall, Clara Wilson and