The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-30
MORGAN MOVEMENTS

Dill hlQm8Q was III houWOOu EdIIo
last Saturday.
Sheriff Mead was in town several
hours last Thursday.
The merry-go-round moved to Fair
fax last Tuesday.
Frank Gerstman was up to Red
wood Falls Monday afternoon.
Chas SCHNEIDER of Sleepy Eye was
in town last Friday on business.
Lars George was up to the county
seat last Monday to pay taxes.
The ladies' Aid society gave an ice
cream social in Fixen's hall last ever.
ing.
So, Carpenter of Brownton, Mimi,
was in town on business last Satur-
day.
Pr. Ryder, Sr. went to the cities
last Friday, returning home last Mon
day.
F. Hartwick was in Redwood Falls
several hours last Monday on BUSH
ness:
A tower Upon which the fire bell
will be placed has been erected near
the engine house:
Charlie Thompsonllof Redwood
Falls was in town on business between
trains last Monday afternoon.
Chas. Juny and wife of Faribault
were in town last Saturday and regis
tered at the Morgan house.
The public schools closed last Fri
day. On Saturday the pupils of Prof.
Tompkins' department picniced on
the banks or the Minnesota river.
Fred. Ellington and Frank Gerst-
man went to Spring6eldlon their
wheels last Sunday. They made the
distance of Is miles in just one hour
Mrs. S. w. Eaton of Brookings, S
d., mother of H. G.. Eaton of this
place, came down last Saturday and
is visiting with the latter. She will
remain during the summer.
Misses Rowe and Bigham closed
their school here last Saturday. They
will not return having secured engage
ments in the Redwood Falls schools
Their departure is cause of much
regret to the citizens of this place
who regard them as the two bes
teachers who have ever taught il
Morgan.
The trades carnival which wa
given in Fixen's hall last "Wednesday
by the pupils of the public schools il
charge of Misses Bigham and Row
was the best entertainment that wa
ever given in this place. The pro
gram consisted of singing, dialogues
fan drill, marches, living art and
tableaux. The pupils all acted thei
parts we'll and Misses Bigham ant
Rowe deserve much credit for thei
work in preparing the program ant
> drilling the pupils. The GAzErr
was represented by Master Nichola
who wore Harrison hat covered wit
The GAZETTE heading. He carried
cane and while marching around tn
hall distributed copies of the paper
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Strawberries every day at H. {
!. Ackmann's. 2t \
3 Wanted, some smoked meats at f
!. G. Ackmann's. ct
1t is great mistake to suppos
tonic gives strength it only stimulate
the stomach to renewed action. T
$ impart real strength, the blood mus
:. be purified and enriched, and thi
can only be dohe by such standar
> Alternative as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Wanted Good girl at Mrs. H. [
: Brooke's, opposite Episcopal church.
Ao0D'S Sarsaparilla wins its wa
- into the confidence of the Poop
by the good it is doing. Fair tria
guarantee permanent CURES.
MONEY
. to Loan on
!. Improved Farms
i On 3 to 10 Yrs. Time.
Is. O. Mason, Redwood Fall.
i Ladies-Dr. Sawyers Pastilles are effec
lual for female weakness, pain on top of til
head and lower part of the back
strengthens and cures. Schmahl & Co. 81
Pale, thin, bloodless people should use D.
Sawyer's Ukatine. It is the greatest remed
r in the world for making the weak stron,
v Schmahl & Co. 39-3m
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