The Redwood gazette., 1896-04-02

-. A. Beard and friend" were reg
istered at the Clifton, Mankato, last
Saturday.
Thos. Hudson is preparing to de-
part for Springfield, where he will re-
side IN the future.
The young peoples societies of the
the M. E., Presbyterian and Episcopal
church will hold a sunrise prayer
meeting at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at six o'clock.
Mrs. U. G.. Truax and son arrived
here Saturday evening and are with
Mr.. Truax at Hotel Francois. W. F.
Bechtel, president of the company
represented by Mr.. Truax, was also at
Hotel Francois during portion OF
the past week.
Lamberton Star: We enjoyed the
hospitality of Hotel Francois in Red
wood Falls last week. 1t is a credit
to the city and an edifice the citizens
should feel proud of from the fact
that it cost in the neighborhood OF
1000, and is first-class in every re-
spect.
On Friday evening, April 8, at eight
o'clock, in the Presbyterian church,
Supt. Pendergast will lecture on ED
ucation, What is to be done, and,
| Who is to do it." The lecture will be
free, without any collection. Supt.
Pendergast is very interesting
speaker and his subject is upon a
very interesting question.
In last Wednesdays Minneapolis
Times Chairman G.. E. Mckay Of the
Redwood county delegation, gave the
following on the Redwood count!
gubernatorial selection: "Our county
is anti-Clough. The delegation il
likely to be between Eustis and Val
SAINT. Van SAINT has a good man.
friends in our. section who are ole
soldiers. There has been no worl
done as YETI
: In the Presbyterian church mex
Sunday there will be Easter service
all day. In the forenoon the subjee
, will be '"The risen Savior. Comm
. to thu people; walking, standing an
:, sitting with them" In the evenin
/ tie Junior Endeavorers will condut
t 'the service, in which special prepare
o xion has been made for an interestin
t and profitable programme. At 81
!, the Junior Endeavorers will have a
G Faster subject and the Senior E'
o deayosers will also discuss the wol
n of the risen Savior. An address
j. the Sunday-schcol at IL O'Clock wi
.. be given by the minister. Thechur(
IS wiliEbe suitably decorated with Glover
r the,sunbeam of life.
l. An effort has been quietly MAJ
g during the past two'cr three weeks
n ascertain whether the Minneapolis
d st. Louis railroad company had al
If ittention of getting into Redwo
,rR Falls, either by stab from the t.
dlpf the hill west of here, or by comil
fItup through the Grow Greek vail
NIL from Morten. Theguery was referr
to the Rock Island people, who o1
ii the branch from Morton west. I
n answer yves received on auesday
r. the eject that "the revenue heretofc
Is obtainedtupon that line does not WI
~ rant them at present n.making a
n changes; that the anatter aas be
r carefully examined unto 'namber
81 times and found to'be very ~expensi
i and almost impracticable.."
Id A bit of the most welcome news t
id business eonmunityaof New Ilm ha
/ had for long time is the stateme
nd that new time card will 60 into {
Of feet on the C. .l& N. VI. railroad abe
eli the first of April, which will cause
ldi morning train to depart FROM here
,dfSt. Paul and Chicago at five o'clc
afin the morning, instead of seven, a
,ohthe arrival of the afternoon ira
So lbringing the st. Paul and Minnes
D. ellis mail, at two p. m, instead OF I:
ts and the arrival of the late train frt
~ tie East at nine p. m. instead of m
e. sight, says the New Ulm News. Th'
er are the rumored changes, aud
is new time card will not vary ,mu
from the time given.
b. Ed. Hendricks, at one tame proE
or etor of the Redwood Falls Cigar ia
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