The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-08-25
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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Dominick & Murray's San Malo and
Winecke & Doerr's Polly Perkins-twc
best cent cigars, at 'The'' Bakery.
Frank T. Birum made q business
trip to Austin last Monday.
Mrs j. w. Ferris left for St. Paul
and Minneapolis last Monday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Mason last Monday even
ing.
Rev. John Wilson left for Macalest-
or college over the Northwestern last
Monday.
W. 81. Webster of The Fair is Wis
ting with relatives and friends in
Msnkato.
Attorney Charles T. Howard Of
Redfield; S. D., is in the city on bust
ness this week.
Miss Julia Huntington returned
from visit with the Warmers in Min
neapolis last Monday.
VIM. Marks and family, the former
the crack baker for "The" Bakery,
spent Sunday with relatives in Mime
spolis.
Miss Schlegel, sister of Dr.. 81. E.
Schlegel, who has been attending the
training school in this city, left for her
home in LeSeur last Monday.
Mrs. Shields and two children and
Miss Jessie McBain of Sleepy Eye
were visiting with the family of John
McIlreavie during the past week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
E. Church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. L. L. Hanscome Friday
Aug. Sc. Supper served at 6 o'clock
DR.. Frank 81. Burton, chief surgeon
of the Rock Island, aud DR.. F. w
Peuhall of Morton were in the city
last Tuesday, the guests of DR.. G.. R.
Pease.
| w. S. Brammer and wife spent Sun
day with the formers parents in Wi
mona. "Billy States that Sunday was
one of the hottest days eyer exper.
fenced in that city.
Prof. F.V. Hubbard left for Spring
field and Red Wing over the North
western last Monday. His wife ano
children left for their home in Rec
Wing early last week.
Frank French found fine ladies
silk umbrella or parasol on the streets
one day during the. past week. The
owner can have the same by calling
at this Office and paying for this no
tice.
In the States published list of Red
wood county school districts entitled
to the $50 spportionment there are
two errors. District No. 6 should reaC
Dist. No. 9, and Dict. No. IS shoulc
be added to the list. Both districts
are among the most progressive in The
county.
In the announcement column of this
paper will be found the announcements
of Charles Fleischer and E. E. Harriot1
as candidates for the office of Judge o.
probate. The former was candidate
for the same Office two years ago, anc
came within 80 votes of being elected
The latter is young attorney o
this city, who is thoroughly conversan
with the duties of the Office, and i
, elected, would make a good official.
Elder II. Goodacre of Richlant
Center, Wis, has accepted call FROM
the Church of Christ of this city t.
become it's pastor. Mr.. Goodacr'
comes to US with q record as q frs
) class evangelist and lecturer and il
we'll known throughout the brother
hood of the disiples as bible teacher
The congregation and this communit,
is to be congratulated upon so talent
ed speaker among. US. Mr.. Good
acre will commence his labors with u
next Sunday Aug. %.
Next Sunday, Aug. 18th, the thre'
Lutheran congregations of Morton
Sheridan and Redwood Falls vii
jointly celebrate their first missionar,
festival at the Falls park of Redwood
Falls. In case of rain the services
will be held in the Presbyterion church
which is kindly given for our purpose
Rev. j. Naumann of Gibbon viii
preach in the forenoon, Rev. n. AL
brecht of Renville in the afternoon
and Rey. 81. Koch will preach ar
English sermon at the close. Tn.
| foronoop oorv;ooe u;l1 borr;v az 1920