The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-21

will please leave at THE GAZETTE
Office.
Fireworks in quantity at your own
price at the Fair Store. Also, bunting
for the Fourth.
Princess Chinquilla is the only
Indian girl on the vaudeville stage
She is with the great Dayton show.
An itinerant salesman, with a
supply of goods, was getting in his
work on people in town Saturday
afternoon
DR.. Pease is attending the annual
convention Of the State medical So
ciety at Minneapolis this week. He
will return Friday.
Have your shoe repairing done by
an expert. at reasonable rates, by Mar
tin Johnson, at Mahowald's harness
shop, Redwood Falls. 43-st.
Rev. FIR. Jas. j. Woods left for St..
Paul Monday morning. He will re-
turn on Friday, in company with
Rev. FIR. Jas. j. Reardon.
Misses Lucy Rowe and Matte
Bigham drove to Springfield Mon
day, where they will spend several
days visiting friends and relatives.
j. D. VIM and wife left Monday
for Boston and other Massachusetts,
points, where they will remain Wis
ltlng relatives during the remainder
of the summer.
Pentony Bros. have just finished
superb job of polishing several
fossiferous specimen s for Supt.
Race. The work equals anything
in Mr.. Races museum.
The Misses Vean and Dean Bald
win, who have been visiting in St.
Paul for a week or more, returned
to Redwood Falls with their father
during the early part of the week.
Redwood Falls people are buying
their furniture Of Farrell 4 Keefe,
North Redwood, because the firm sells
cheaper, gives better goods for the
money, and can supply almost any de-
mand made upon it. Try it and see?
Asst. f.
A night blooming cereus belong
ing to Mrs. R. S. Whipple bloomed
last Friday night, and when it
reached the full extent of it's bloom
ing capacity the flower measured "a
inches in circumference. 1t was a
cereus which had been discarded
by two other families as a worthless
cactus.
Paul R. Mccoy and wife went to
St. Paul Saturday, the former
on business connected with the
Deering people, and Mrs. Mccoy to
remain until Friday to attend the
commencement exercises of St.
Joseph's Academy. Her sister,
Miss Tena Smith, will return with
her.
DR.. W. Palmer and family of
Chicago have just moved into the
house recently vacated by Mr..
Tompkins, one door north of Mr..
Lamberton s, on Mill street. DR..
Palmer is graduate of Rush Medi-
cal college, class of '92, and has
been in general practice in Chicago
for the last seven years He was
assistant in the surgical clinic at
Rush Medical College, and for seven
years was the attending physician
to the Illinois Industrial School for
Girls. He has come to Redwood
Falls to engage in the practice of
medicine and surgery, and will have
his office at his residence on Mill
street for the present.
W. H. Anderson, who was in town
nearly all of last week in the inter-
est OF the Southern Electric Tele-
phone Co., which concern is to sue
coed the local company, secured
enough subscriptions for phones
to warrant his company in putting
an exchange into this city, and
have, aside from the local connec-
tons, a long distance line connect
ing with the various towns around
Redwood Falls, as we'll as ST. Paul
and Minneapolis The local system
will, when perfected, which will
be during the next few months, be
kept open daily from Z a. m. until
10 p. M, the company intending to
employ one or more young ladies
for the central Office. The price of
the residence phones has been re-
duced to 81 per month, instead of