The Redwood gazette., 1899-11-08

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FLAX. 100 cent
THE GAZETTE 81 per year.
Mrs. G. D. Thompson is visiting
relatives in Iowa.
Mahowald's shoemaker. Masoni,
block, will. mend your shoes to sui
you. i24t.
| At the home of Hans Johnson, Mr.
Berthel Hoffbeck and Miss Anna
Johnson were married on Oct. 25
The ceremony took place in the
presence OF friends, Rev. Goodacre
officiating.
Rev. T. A. Jones has been ap.
pointed business manager of the
Searchlight, the official publication
OF the Methodist organization in the
Marshall district. Mr.. Jones will
make success of the paper.
Mrs. Ojia, on Mill street, has just
returned from the cities, and can suit
you in the millinery line. 1t.
A special service will be held in
the Christian church next Sunday
morning, when the ordination of
three deacons will take place. Elder
j. N. Shellenberger, the State Sec
retary. will assist in the service
and deliver the charge, and also
preach at night.
On Tuesday last quiet and
unique marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. Goodacre at
the home of Mr.. John Sisler, when
his niece, Miss Margaret Sisler be-
came Mrs. William F. Mowan. They
took up their abode in the house
built for Mr.. Mowan on the Gillflan
farm
The foot ball team of the Redwood
Falls high school will drive to
Sleepy Eye next Saturday morning,
and will fight over the pig skin
with team from the Sleepy Eye
club at that place during the day.
On the Saturday following the boys
will probably go to Arlington for
the same purpose.
Lunches and oysters served at the
Woman's Exchange Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold Chrysanthemum
Sale with dinner and supper in con-
nection at the old postotfice building
Friday, Nov. 10th. A fine dinner
for % cents and supper for 10 cents.
The proceeds are to 60 into the
church treasury and we hope all
who are interested in the welfare of
the church will come. 1t.
At a meeting of the Redwood Falls
Building & Loan association at the
Office of King Bros. last Saturday
evening the property once owned
by S. E. Bailey, and known as the
Bailey House. located on Jefferson
and Wyoming streets, was sold to
Fred L. Warner and W. R. Cas-
well, for 81, 900. The property in
cludes two houses and three lots,
and the purchase was made at a
bargain.
The total tax collection for the
November settlement which the
county auditor and treasurer are
now making, amount to SIG, 762. so.
This is $3,386.4l greater than the
collections for the same period last
year. The total amount of taxes
collected for the current year being
$40, 1874 more than was paid in dur
ing the same period last year would
seem to indicate that taxes were
generally paid up better this year
than last. More delinquent taxes
have bean paid up this year than in
any previous year, pretty good
indication of prosperity The col
lections on State lands since the last
settlement amount toY23, ,73O.16.
Farm Loans at the very lowest rate
of interest. Office in THE GAZETTE
building. 0. B. TURRELL.
E. H. Eshelman of Sioux City, ac-
companied by Miss Lydia Lovelace
of that place, arrived here last Sat-
urday evening, and the former has
since leased the steam laundry of
E. B. Barnes, and over which Miss
Lovelace will have the superin-
tendency. Quite a lot of the ma
chinery in the laundry at the time
of the lease will be taken out, and
new and imnrOved laundrv rnach;r