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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21
What DR.. A. x Slater Says.

Buffalo, y. Y.--aen,s:-fron my
personal knowledge, gained IN observing
the effect Of your shiloh's Cure in sasss
OF advanced Cesssm ption an prspar-
ed to say II 10 Ne u sst rssasrksble Rs
'osdy that has ssss sssa brought to my
astsauos. II hS certainly eavsd many
from ssasu.pso~. Sold by r, Wade.
worth, nC~Msf,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21

Here is one of the questions which
candidates for appointment MS school
teachers in Abilene, Kan, were re-
quired "a answer; "Why does horse
walk backward while eating grass and
cow walk forward2'
"A stout gentleman in Holton, KAN
who weighs 800 pounds, has for che past
six weeks been trying to reduce his
avoirdupois by long and frequent rides
on horseback. Up 10 date, II 10 only she
horse that has lost hesh' SaH,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21

The soo~ss She cough or cold is cured
without hssm 10 the sufferer the better.
Dingering colds aro dangerous. Hacking
cough 10 distressing. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures IL, WAY suffer
when sash . cough cure is within reach ?
1t is pleasant to the taste. Peoples
Coop Institution
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21

We notice that Russell Harri-
son, son of his father, raised the
flag over Cuba. That young
man has never been successful YET,
in raising the "wind" so the fay
may hang limp.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21
Notice.

There will be a meeting OF the Board
Of Directors of the Relief Society OF Lehl
held al the residence OF Mrs X. Stand
ring on Thursday, Dec. 10, for the pur-
pose of ,ransactlng business pertaining
to the sosiety.
NJ. A. RoBERrs, Secretary.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-21
DENVER and RIO tsAy1E +. Z,
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Two Fast TrainsRDaIb

LEApyiLLK, AsPES, PuABL 0
CuLcRADo SPRISas and RnNvsH.
Effective Sept. /, ,sss.
Train No leaves Lehi l0l4 a In
Salt Lake i: 50 Am. Arrive al Pueblo
5:l2s am. Colorado Springs $40 m
Denver 8 40 m
Train No. leaves Lebi s:24 m
Salt Lake 7 40 p N Arrive Pueblo 5:l4
p u Colorado Springs Q 40 pun Denver
9:l5 p IN.
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do Spring. and Denver with all lines
East. Elegant day coaches chair cars
and Pullman slsepers on all trains. Take
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iris and enjoy the asest sOensry on the
eonaaent
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TaNFEf1aEE o. Dr.
CA.UIAn' PRESS
sS/AS5OCIATION~

A Colorado minister has quit
preaching to enter the journalistic
ranks. He has been theorizing
about hades for years now he
intends to experience the reality.
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The Peoples ravai,A.

The great olsrlssd Route, the Union
Pacific d. r., is = strictly "Up-to-dA,s"
transportation lInssnd ofsrs iu patrons
unequsled service.
Please bssr In mind ths following
undisputed facts:
That by using ths Unisn PAsino ysu
Will rave several hosrs Mms 10 all
eastern points; thsrsfsrs the tine yes
'ats 10 equal 10 massey sarzsd.
The only lius sAIt iroxa Utah viii
Dining Car BATyisa.
The only lius sSziypsd with Buffet
smoking and Library Care
FREQ ReelinlHs Ohsir Cars, with ~
change to hiIaouh River sHd Ohloass
and only one eAssse 70 Fsu Tsrk.
As Tbs lowest rates W ell Dsists apply
via No Union rseits rhy ait ass ID In
preferences 10 AAy other llAsf DETAILED
information OF every HAD sslstins -
railroad and stsspship tyazspersstisa
will bs promptly azd carefully farslshsA
on application 10
II. N. oLAr, Qssssal lssat,
soi hsin ~. ssA rAhs uT, utsh'
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Probate asd Guardianship Notice

Consult County Csrt or undersigned
NOTICE ToCREDITORs.- Estate OF
Samual A. Wileoz, d ceased. Creditors
will present claims with vouchers 10 the
undersigned at Cedar Fort, Utah coun-
ty, Utah, on or before March %, A. d..
lse0.
JosErn WILCOX.
Administrator of the estate Of Samuel A.
Wilcox, deceased. Dated this a2nd
day Of Nov, A. D., 1903.
A. J Evans and ID. J. Thurman.
Atty. for said estate.
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LitchfieId County News,
NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
The alarm of fire was sounded through
the street, Monday morning. The fire.
men with their hose truck and carriage
hastened to the rescue and it was after
wards learned that the fire was out of
the limits Of the association and they
could do no good. The result was that
small wooden building on Grove street,
used by Charles Kelley for shoe and
cobbling shop, was burned to the ground
together with his tools and small stock
of leather. 1t was quite loss to Mr.
Reil!eY. No insurance.
Wednesday evening, January 10, the
new Grand Army hall in Memorial build
ing is to be dedicated and the old veter-
ans are intending to have quite a racket.
The department commander has been in
vIted, also many ladies Will aid In max
ing the event q social one and pleasant
to all who may attend.
The Y. M. C. A, held a very erj )yable
time in their rooms, Monday evening.
The room was filed with their friends.
The music by Mrs F. G. Wentworth was
exceedingly fine. Pictures were auction
ed eff by W. Frank Kinney, realizing
quite sum Of money. A general good
time was the result.
John G.. Waite met with quite o Lose,
last week, by losing a young horse. 1t
was hitched to an iron post In South Main
street and in some strange manner the
horse became uneasy and jumped on to
the iron post, ipjuring itself so seriously
that it had to be killed.
sleighing has disappeared here, but
there is plenty of good bottom for more,
and the youngsters are hoping the next
storm will be snow.
Thursday evening OF this week the la.
dies gave hne supper, from to
O'Clock In the parlors OF the Congrega
tional church.
Mr. Boralli has nearly got In readiness
for opening his building on Bank street
aa hotel.
The following are the new officers Of
New Milford lodge, No 292, n. K. @. F..
Warden, Charles N. Hall; vice warden
Mrs Mary E. Erwin; recording score
tary, Edna r. Mosher; financial secre
rary, Charles e. Brlnton; treasurer, w
H Fuller; guide, George w. Warner
guardian, Susie G. Erwin; sentinel
Minnie A. Tcuasaint; chaplain, Mr.
Hannah Hall; junior past warden
Charles PLANE; senior past warden
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MARKETABLE.
DIR DENsLow HAS A TUMBLE.

DIX DhNoLOW has a 1bMbLb'
On. Monday afternoon occurred what
might have been quite serious accident.
When DIR Denslow was returning home
in the afternoon his horse slipped and
fell, rolling on the doctors leg. Owing
probably TO the softness of the ground,
consequent on the long thaw, no damage
beyond few scratches and bruises and
torn saddle blanket, reported.
Mr. Corning left for New York on Sum
day.
Mrs Jalia Watson has left town for an
indefinite stay. She viii visit friends In
Hartford and elsewhere.
Eric Nelson has sold his tobacco. Elk
perienced buyers say it was the finest
crop in the entire district.
On OF about the eighth of February
there will be an entertainments at the
Town hall in New Preston under tho di'
rection OF Mrs Denslow. Some Of the
members of the Pavilion club have
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WOODBURY..
TOWN AND PERSONAL NOTES.

TOWN AND PERSONAL NOTES.
A. r. Boardman of Meriden, the con-
tractor, has finished the work for the
winter on Orenaug Park Pond. The
work has been we'll done and the towns
people are congratulating themselves
upon having such pretty spot so near
the Main street.
The boys and girls are waiting for the
pond to fill up and freeze over.
There has been rumor that the pro
posed party to Europe had been given
up, but we are informed that such is not
the case. A slight change has been
made in the personnel of the party which
leaves New York, Saturday, January 10,
on the North German Floyd steamship,
Vera, for Gibraltar, thence to Africa
and Italy. The return is gnot until the
latter part of May.
Miss Grace Belts is once more about
our street. Her many friends rejoice
with her in here recovery from long
and tedious sickness.
The young people have taken advan
tage of the skating upon Bacon's pond
Prof Moore and Miss Smith were de
layed st Fishkill and did not return 81
expected, January 5, and school did mol
begin at Parker academy until Thursday
of last week. Your correspondent hears
Of number OF number OF new scholars
at the Academy and renewed interest il
the Current Topics lessons.
| The week Of prayer was duly observed
by special and union meetings ID the va
rious churches Of the town.
The Women's club held It's annua
meeting at Mrs DR. Rodgers and electes
j . new aet Or officers al follows: Mrs ID
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THE ANNUAL MASONIC BALL.

The third annual Masonic ball was
given at the Town hall, last Friday ev-
ening, January z, and proved a success
beyond the expectations of the promot'
ers. The grand march was led by Mr.
and Mrs e. W. Wheeler, 40 couples par
ticipating. About rs couples were pres
emit. Music was by Faulman's orchestra
and prompting by A. E. Blakeslee OF
Thomaston. Delegations were present
from Woodbury., Thomastop, Bethlehem
and Waterbury.
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ROXBURY.
TOWN AND Personal AFFAIRS.

TOWN AND PERSONAL AFFAIRS.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Botsford of Bots
ford Hill, celebrated Christmas in the
good old fashioned style, with host of
their friends around them, on Christmas
eve. They had royal good feast for
their guests. Northrop of New Milford
was on hand with good music to enliven
the company, and dancing was INDUCED
in till late hour Christmas morning.
Among the guests Frank Benham's
family from Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs
Heman Botsford of East Morris, Frank
Huntington and family of East Morris,
Mr. Small and family of Goshen, Charles
Pierce and family Of Danbury, Wallace
Dickinson and family of Falls Village,
Asa Mallory of Torringtou, Glenford
Root and wife of Sandy Hook, Mr. and
Mrs Isaac Smith of Southville, Mr. and
Mrs James W. Botsford, Mr. and Mrs
Sheldon Camp, Mr. and Mrs Lee Palmer
and family, Mr. and Mrs Frank j. Dick
inson and family. Mr. and Mrs Amos
Tyrrell and son Charles, Mr. Mallory and
besides, number of the neighbors. who
came in to help make merry with the
| host and hostess
Mrs Harriet Mallett has been keeping
house for John Bolt in Bridgewater for 3
couple of weeks, and is now helping
Mrs Frank Booth.
f. e. Wetmore, Roxbury's popular
miller, is slowly improving, but will have
to remain in the hospi@l several weeks
yet.
On account of severe cold MI
Humphrey omitted the mission service
at the Station, last Sunday evening.
Lee Dickinson's little daughter, Bertha
has been very seriously i'll.
A new blacksmith shop has been open
ed by s. L. Rice, In new building pm
up on the main road from the Center tt
the Depot at Sidney Winters place. MI
Rice needs no introduction as hors,
sheer Of merit in these parts for he ha
been here before, when he was in Ir,
Booths shop at the Station. He has ais,
shod the flyers at Charter Oak Park, an,
l needs no better recommendation. II
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14

Prof Turner's illustrated lecture on
Germany and Switzerland last Friday
evening was attended BY good sized
audience. These lectures have come to be
looked forward to by the people with in
creased interest, and ii is to be hoped
that we shall have them during the
spring and summer. Prof Turner has
lectured on so many different subjects
and as he continues to add ito the num-
Der, unless he should be asked to repeat
some of those which he has given, he
will not need to repeat himself.
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noon. This afternoon they meet with
Miss Cornelia Hotchkiss.

noon his AFTERNOON tney meet WIN
Miss Cornelia Hotchkiss.
A regular meeting of the Dramatic as
ISOLATION was held at the lower parish
room, last Saturday .evening. Arrange
ments were completed to give dance in
the upper room in the Town hall, Wed
nesday evening, January 10. The com
mittee in charge is Ell. lei. Heminway,
W. j. Munson, Randall Pearce, G. B
Bryant and Fl. M. Epson.
Martin Hellman and degree team ex,
emplified the work at the Foresters, last
Tuesday evening, on one candidate. A
good crowd turned ont to witness the
work.
A. nj. Hard has purchased new bus
sleigh which is an addition to our livery
stables which is appreciated by the pub
lie.
J. A. BuckiDgham's coachman, who
has been sick with typhoid fever, is re-
covering slowly. IF
The board of relief held it's second
meeting, last Monday meeting.
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HOTCHKISSYILLE.

William 81. Allen, Sr., is filling his
wcodhouse with a fine lot of wood. Mrs
Allen is slowly recovering from her long
sickness.
DR. E. L. Smith has purchased new
sleigh of William Dakin.
Mrs Howard Minor has been i'll for the
last week.
Mrs G. M. Allen sold fine cow to T.
l.. Shea, last week.
The Fo.esters gave a fine ball at the
Town hall, January Z. The crowd gath
cred thick and fast about the Cash Store
until at O'Clock, when Ernest Eyre
came with his chaise and carried the la
dies and gentlemen to their place of en-
ljoyment. They danced until about 8
o'clock, when all left for home feeling
happy.
A number drove to Waterbury on
Thursday evening of last week, to attend
the theatre.
| Several went out fox bunting, one day
last week. After trampipg from 8 until
II they concluded they would turn back
not starting a fox.
A child was born, last week, at Mr. and
Mrs Charles Zeiglar's.
/ Horace Allen Is attending school al
the Parker Academy.
Mr. Mason, who has been here to work
has returned to Reynolds Bridge.
Gideon M. Allen has purchased fine
sleigh of William Dakin.
The fence at the school house has beer
getting good coat OF paint.
Miss Carrie +. Morris has a fine new
model camera. Miss Morris is doine
some nice work with it.
Gideon M. Allen has appointment a
agent for the Connecticut Indemnity AS
ISOLATION.
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is looking for his share of the public
patronage.
L. E. Buckingham is one of the oldest
men in town and still we'll preserved.
If he lives to see st Patrick's day he in
tends visiting in Bridgeport where he
will celebrate his 91st birthday. He
may spend the balance of the winter at
the Park City.
Blacksmith Earl Garlick has had lots
of shoeing of late, owing to plenty of
ice in the roads. He has also been put
ting on some good sleigh shoes for par
ties about town.
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Rodger president, Mrs w. j. Clark vice.

Rodger president, Mrs w. J. Clark vice.
president.
George E Starr has been elected Sun
day school superintendent Of the First
Congregational church for the ensuing
year. He has entered upon his duties
and bids fair to infuse new life into the
school.
W. L. Ferris is having a special sale OF
harnesses at his store in Hitchcock's
block. The sale is for "this week only
Mrs G. B. Lewis has been indisposed
for few days and been obliged to give
up going with the rest of the party
abroad.
Mrs P. S. Boyd has gone to New York
City for visit. She will probably be
absent from home some months.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14

houses in the village are full and mum.
Der of the farmers have finished cutting.
Ransom Duval, who has lived at the
Furnace for the past month, has moved
into the house with Charles Ray in the
village.
Lawyer n ickerson and Sheriff Hal
lock were in town one day, last week, in
behalf of the Humane society. They
took little girl II years old, who had
been cared for by Robert Waldron to the
girls school in Middletown.
Mrs J. F. Gibbs is under the care of a
physician.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

ALLh AMI FAC1NA41s
Revival meetir gs are in progress in the
church. Rev Mr. Luther from Bridge
port is doing a grand work among us.
Interest Is deepening, souls are being
saved. Mr. Luther breaches overnight
this week including Saturday. Conducts
afternoon prayer meetings at 8, gives a
chalk talk to the school children at 4,
lasting one half hour. The preaching
service in the evening begins at Z. Mr.
Luther will preach twice on Sunday,
January 16; morning at 1890, evening at
z. All Wishing to hear the evangelist
preach and sing had better improve the
present opportunity.
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BETHLEHEM,

THE BURNING OF CARR wATsoN's BARN,
The home barn of Carr Watson was
cons umed by fire Tuesday evening, De.
cember %. By the efforts of friends and
neighbors the stock wasIsaved, and the
wagons, harness and paraphernalia. The
sleighs, being in the upper part of tb
barn, were forgotten and were consumec
Strenuous efforts were made to keep th
fire from communicating to the house
and the air being very still, the fire die
not spread. 1t was sad to see the labors
of so many years ascend so rapidly IL
smoke. Mr. and Mrs Watson have the
sympathy of their many friends in this
hour of trial. It's many years since Mr.
Watson has seen his barns so we'll filled
with hay and grain.
Misses Alice E. Bird and Agnes Bloss
returned to Mortified on Monday, JAN
uary 8.
Miss Cora Bradshaw of Pennsylvania
is spending several weeks among rela.
tives in Connecticut. She is at present a
guest of her aunt, Mrs Carr Watson.
William w. and George Watson are
guests at Carr Watson's; also Miss Mel.
lie L. Bierce of Waterbury.
Miss Hattie Nj. Garfield of South Brit
ain is making an extended visit with hel
grandparents, Capt. s. and Mrs Hayes
A son was added to the family OF
James Griffin on January /, making the
18th child and fifth son.
Mrs Velona Hayes and Miss Leila
Thomas of Waterbury, are visiting theil
sister, Mrs George w. Peck.
Mrs Fred Thomas is visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs Arnold and Mrs Hull, in New
Haven.
Abner P. Hayes was guest on Friday
might of Ex-senator j. D. Dayton O.
Derby, after which he proceeded to New
Haven where he viii resume bis studie
in the university.
Mrs Albert Olson is with her husban,
at F. P. Hayes.
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promised their services, and triple bill
of laughable farces will be- given.
WATERFOWL.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.
The annual meeting of the Waterfowl
Fire department took place at the engine
house, Tuesday evening, January 4. Of
fcers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: Chief engineer, q. II. Bart
lett; assistant chief, E. P. MCGOWAN
treasurer, James B. Woolson; secretary,
Henry st George. The treasurer report
ed balance on hand of $257.20. a COM
mittee was appointed to have the room
in the upstairs part of the building lately
vacated by the Golden Cross society, fit
ted up for a meeting room.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14

ACTIVITY AT A G BARNES WAREHOUSE.
The asserting and packing of tobacco
is now in progress at the warehouse Of A.
G. Barnes in Boardman. A. G. Benton
in charge of the work. Mr. Barnes has
bought the crops of Nelson Hungerford,
George Barnes, W. Buckley Pepper,
Ethel Green, Thomas Glennon, Mills
Bennett, L. W. Hungerford, Warren G..
Allen, Robert Boyd, Fremont G. Hall,
John Duncan, Henry Bennett and win
Roberts.
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KENT

TOWN AND PERSONAL AFFAIRS.
The warm weather Of Tuesday and
Wednesdayshas put stop 20 the ice har-
vesting for time. Nearly all OF the
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14
Foxes CLOSE At HAND.

Our genial friend, A. 7. Blakeslee,
while chopping wood the other day, re-
ceived a visit from two foxes, which
came so close that he threw his ak at
one of them. Doubtless the willy rev.
nard knew that Albert wasn't as sure
with an Ak as he Is with his gun, or they
would have had to keep at more re-
spectful distance.
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January Clearing Out
Bargains.
Ladies' Cotton
Underwear.

The superb assortment and perfect made
underwear n naturally appealed to the La
die, but the magnificent designs, quality
OF Hamburg, fullness of cotton and the II
diculously low prices at which TIT sc goods
are sold, creates unheard- OF buying.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14

Charles <. Brinton; trustees, F. E.
Soule, J. F. Adds, Charles Planz.
District Deputy Philip Planz has in.
stalled the following officers of Good
Shepherd lodge, No 65, 1. o. o. F.:
James M. Dunlap, N. g.; John W.
Hoyt, V. G.; Charles D. Pulver, r. s. !;
Wesley T. Hull, F. s.; Charles Planz,
treasurer. After the exercises refresh
ments were served.
Decorator John Harmon and men
have been engaged, this week, on the
new building Of A. Borelli, painting and
granting.
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Towels

Over 1000 dozen for this closing out sale
and not one towel but what is worth from
&c TO CSC more than our prices,
Sc TO soc each
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pEaERyEa rHE VOTE N THE TOWN.

DEaERV Es TIE VOTE DE TIE IUWNs
The attachments on the tax list of 1896
were only $50 IS. This Is good collect
Ing. Mr. Hungerford should receive .
special vote Of thanks from the town in
addition TO the small amount Of pay he
received.
The Sexta Feira met at the residence
OF Mrs w. y. Munson, last Friday after
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WanSutta Cottons.

Are the best made We offer them &c to
loo a yard less than they ever we're sold
for in America. also other makes at the
same special reductions
Ss-inch Blesched Wsmsutta, worth
Il l-2c, SC yard
lie yard
l9c yard
SKA Bleached wsmsutta. worth Doc,
Isc yard
9x4 Bleached wsmsutta, worth ssc,
&c yard
1ox4 Bleached wamsutta, worth sSc,
9x4 Bleached New York Mills, Isc yard
9x4 Bleached Utica Mills, lSc ard
36inch Lonsdale Cotton at 5S-4c yari
10 Bales Brown Cotton. extra value, at
SC yard
READY MADE SHEETS
Special 1000 slxeo Bleached Sheets,
worth 5Sc, at SOC each
PILLOW CASES
1000 Pillow Cases. 42xss. worth lsc. st
SC each
45x36 Pillow Cases, &c each
42136 hemstitched, lOc each
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McIntyre's

Store will be crowded again this
week. Price cutting was
never as prominent Regard
less of cost is the motto ofour
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UNHEARD OF PRICES

will not prevail after close of sale, February s.
Lack of space prevents quoting prices in detail Every
thing will be marked in plain figures with both the old and
prices and you your figuring how much you
from usual prices.
We will pay fares both ways by rail for distance of 20
miles
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-14

The cold
ago. price,
will
and WEDNESDAY OF NEXT WEEK for
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-04-28

Farmers are ploughing for corn.
Lizzie Carney recently visited at A.
w. Slover's.
Mrs C. Croft visited with Mrs. Bolts
last week Tuesday.
Nettie Kennedy visited friends in
Tracy last Saturday.
Martha Goltz has returned home
from Walnut Grove.
The rain and snow of the 18th and
21st was much needed.
Mrs. Fred Moore and children visited
three days at F. S. Slover's.
A. w. Slower and family visited
friends in Belview the first of the week.
Lyman Drury had bis face and hands
badly singed while fighting prairie fire.
Annie Carney began three months
term of school last Monday in.:.Lyon
county.
T. Kahl of Tracy visited Wednesday
at H. E Nelson's. Also bought stock on
his route.
| Messrs. Hicks and Gale with their
wives visited friends at Walnut Grove
| on the 18th.
Prairie fires ragged on the 14thHand
18th. 1t went through the trees on G.
Nelson's farm.