The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

$1,5OO to loan on easy terms by E. E.
Harriott. 27-tf.
Miss Holden returned from
weeks sojourn in Minneapolis last
Monday.
Paper napkins, shelf paper, oilcloths
and everything you need at the Fair
Store. 35-1t.
Miss Agnes Hitchcock is spend
ing week S vacation with her rela-
tives in this city.
Clean timothy seed for sale at 81 per
bushel, until closed out.
got. t. CLARK SHAVER.
An itinerant named Michael Hol-
den was sentenced to Jail for 20 days
for disorderly conduct, by Judge
Chadderdon yesterday.
G. G. Kenney has just received two
new backgrounds. One painted to
order, 15x2O feet, for large groups, AL
SO handsome new posing chair. 35-1t.
After the Tank Kee lecture in the
Episcopal church Sunday evening
an Offering was taken up for foreign
missions and this amounted to
S1O.39.
Thos. Dennistoun and daughter,
Miss Maggie Dennistoun, returned
last Thursday from their winters
sojourn in and around Edinboro.
Scotland
Redwood Falls is likely to haye
its sixth saloon, Oscar Ambrowska
OF Bellingham having made applica-
tion to do liquor business in the
one store frame building, on second,
near Washington, owned by F. M.
O'Hara.
The meetings of the Croft band of
workers came to close Sunday
evening, and on Monday the band
went to the brick school house in
New Avon and commenced work
there. Mr. Croft will conduct SER
vices at the hall in this city next
Sunday morning.
The regular meeting of the Center
for April 18th will be held with
Rev. F. J. Barackman at the home
of Mrs. NJ. L. Finn. The following
program has been assigned: Re-
sponses regarding inventions of the
Renaissance period. Paper on Oil
yer Cromwell by Miss L. H. Hitch
cock; Reign of Henry " by Miss
Bruer, Richelieu, by Mrs. Ashmcre;
Situation in France and England
contrasted-a general exercise.
Wood for sale-Hard maple S6 per
cord, oak S. and soft wood 81. Yard
at residence. JOHN WH1rrEr.
The deed to the five acre tract on
which ST. Henry's Catholic church
is standing in Sheridan township;
was placed on record Monday morn
ing, by Rev. FIR. Jas. J. Woods.
The deed was given by the elder
frost to the Minnesota Diocese
some eight years ago, and for some
unknown reason was not recorded,
and until last Thursday was pre-
sumed to be lost. On that dav FIR.
Woods dug it up among large
number of papers held by Arch
bishop Ireland. In the meantime
another deed had been given to
smaller tract and made to St. Hen
ry S church, corporation not ex-
isting. The former deed will hold.
The two story brick building now
owned by Emil Schmahl. in which his
meat market has been located for a
number of years, will probably pass
into the ownership of A. C. Schmahl
and George A. Jaehning this week,
and the hardware store of Schmahl
d Jaehnings will be moved to that
building as soon as tie necessary
counters and fixtures can be Sc
cured, and the building remodeled
to meet the ideas of the firm. The
firm proposes to occupy the base
ment. all of the FIRST floor and all
but the front suite o. rooms on the
second floor. An elevator will be
placed in the rear end to travel up
and down over the three floors, the
shelvings will be of the finest
Workmanship and the boxes will
probably be of glass. The firm will
increase the stock materially. The
QccllnancY will he about Ano Let