The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-16
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

OVERFLOW LOCALS.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
is making preparations for Christmas
exercises for the children Christmas
eve.
Remember FIR. Cleary's great lee
ture on "Human Progress IN the Dark
Ages" at the opera house next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. W. j. Mcdonald, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Donald Stewart, returned to her home
at Walnut Grove Monday.
Will Burch went to Burtrum, Todd
county, Monday, in response to mes
sage announcing that his father had
just been afflicted With paralytic
stroke.
So takes my Gents bicycle. In
perfect running order and good for two
or three years. more service. Will
give manufactures guarantee that it is
$50 make. Address, Box 1874, City.
j. r. Wolff has some neat bargains
in dress goods, mems furnishings,
boots and shoes, and his cash prices
have great deal to do with attracting
the excellent trade he now ENJOYS.
The total school enrolment last
Monday was over 400. During the
past week the enrolment increased IL
or IL, and it is likely to increase week
ly from now until after the holidays.
Gus. Schnell, alias Shorty, the
Pool Shark" made trip to Delhi last
Monday, and to New Ulm on Tuesday
for the purpose of taking in the Lind
ratification meeting at the latter place.
The grand jury failed to find an
indictment against j. T. jacobson,
who was brought from st. Peter last
week for the purpose of answering the
charge of wrongfully giving a chattel
mortgage. As a result jacobson was
discharged.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Moon Friday afternoon of this
week, to dress dolls for the Doll Bazaar.
All their friends, who are interested in
the sale, are most cordially invited to
meet with them.
A 1000 railroad mileage book, good
on any road, and issued to Eta Dean
Jones, was lost Saturday between
Redwood Falls and James Johnson's
farm in Sheridan. The book con-
tanned some papers and about 40
cents in change. A reward will be
paid for returning same to this Office.
John Bordemann, the Sanborn boy
indicted for burglary and grand lar
ceny in connection with having broken
into Patterson's store at Sanborn,
changed his plea from not guilty to
guilty last Monday. and Tuesday after
noon Judge Weber sentenced him to
the St. Cloud reformatory, on the
usual reformatorg plan.
Olivia Press: The Florita stage
route from this place has been discon-
tinued and mail for that post-oHce
goes out from Redwood Falls. The
Florita post-of6ce has been moved to
the store of Commissioner Schroeder.
The North Redwood stage which used
to carry the Florita mail may be dis
continued at an early date.
The University Extension Center
met with Mrs. II. S. Baldwin Tuesday
evening, Nov. 9Th, with fourteen mem
bers present. Nov. 22d, the Center
will meet with Mr.. and M. D. Martin
when the following program will be
rendered: Roll call responded to by
quotations from Greek poets; Laws
of Draco, Scion and Lycurgus, Mr..
Graham; War with Persia, Mrs.
Ward; Age of Pericles, Mrs. Ash
more; Athens and Sparta at War,
Mrs. Huntington.
Redwood dogs we're strictly in it at
the meeting of the Springfield cours-
ing club, a sixteen dog coursing con-
test being the principal event. Jones
& Theiring's Lola and Harry Laird's
Humboldt Girl divided first and second
money, amounting to SIS. George
Bager's Lenfra secured third money,
amounting to So, and Armstedt's Jack
received fourth, also 50. n thepup
stake Mead Bros King Douglass and
Franks Brindle Duke divided first
and second money, amounting to $25
and G. 81. Hornburgs Swift received
third money of $3.
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