The Redwood gazette., 1899-04-05

Wolfgang Schmid Of Springfield
was in town yesterday.
John Clark wasin Mankato Mon
day, arriving home yesterday.
John Lauterbach arrived home
yesterday from trip to New Ulm.
Come to the Fair Store and price
bows knee pants. You will find
bargains there. 34-lt.
A ten pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jones last
Thursday evening.
Henry Charter was exhibiting
his fine Percheron stallion on our
streets yesterday.
F. L. Warner made a trip to Red
Wing yesterday. He will return
home tomorrow or Friday.
A 28O farm for sale, located five miles
from this city, at S21 per acre. Easy
terms. Call and see G. G. johnson in
Philbrick Block. 34-6t.
Remember the eugene Field
entertainment, April 14th, in the
Presbyterian church. Come and
bring your friends.
Henry Charter will stand his fine
Percheron stallion in this city.
Delhi, and town of Redwood Falls
during the coming summer.
The annual meeting of the Mite
Society will be held in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian church
Friday, April 7th, at 3 p. m.
w. H. Allen came down from
Granite Falls Monday to commence
the spring and summer work of in
PRODUCING the Edwards Self-Feeder.
Mrs. Mccullough and son arrived
here Monday afternoon, and took
charge of the Commercial immedi-
ately after breakfast Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. M. D. Martin left for Evans
vile, Wisconsin, last Monday, in
response to telegram announcing
the serious illness of her sister at
that place.
On the evening of Friday, April
14th, there will be given in the
Presbyterian church, by the Ladies
Missionary society, a Eugene
Field" entertainment.
Fred. Whitcomb was arrested
yesterday On the charge of having
killed a horse belonging to Herbert
Stage. Another abusive language
case will be on trial to-day.
Miss Emma Richardson took the
Northwestern train yesterday noon,
intending to visit her sister at
Algona, Iowa, during a month S
vacation of her school in Under
wood.
Thos. Cannon, the well-known
New Ulm liveryman and horse
jockey, drove H. L. Beecher into
the city about midnight Sunday, re-
turning to New Ulm on the follow
ing day.
J. R. Lankard is establishing a
herd of short horn cattle on his farm
in Kintire. He purchased two reg
istered heifers from J. P. Cooper
last week, the oldest of which is
barely year old and weighs over
900 pounds.
r. A. Kult, rignt-of-way agent OF
the Northwestern Telephone Co.,
was in the city over Sunday per-
fecting the records for the right-of-
way of that company through GER
tain tracts on the south side of Red
wood county.
Boys knee pants at the Fair Store,
from 13 cents up. Don't waste your
time making pants. Salt.
Several selections from our poet,
Eugene Field, whose poems are SC
well loved, will be rendered Friday
evening, April 14th, at the Presby-
terian church. There will be good
music. Do not miss it. Remember
the date, April 18th.
V. NJ. Persons left Monday for
Madison, Wis, and will be absent
for some time. It is stated on reli.
able authority that Mr.. Persons will
bring Mrs. Persons back with
him, the latter being Miss Emma
Skinner, who has resided in this
city for a number Of years, but who
is now visiting with her uncle il
Madison.
The city council held meeting
last night and received petition
| fo,. 4bo ov4anciOn of tho wafer. mair