The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31

Store and sell them cheap. There are
a few more Of those druggist sundries
left. Come and get some before it is
too late.
Redwood Lodge No. SO, /. O. O.. f.
has elected E. A. Lyman, Jr.. noble
grand. +. NJ. Isham vice grand. and
II. P. Mckay recording secretary
These officers, together with those
appointive will be installed at the
first meeting in July
Tomato, cabbage and celery plants
for sale at five cents per dozen at H.
Winters book store. 42-2
The building committee of the
proposed Lutheran church visited
Echo Monday, and after inspecting
the Lutheran church there decided
to build church here on precisely
the same plans The committee
was accompanied by Contractor
Frank Polcin.
A social and Endeavor business
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Philbrick Friday even
ing. The entertainment will be in
the nature of a Freedmen Even
ing, all the songs, readings, etc,
to be of the Negro dialect. Rev
John Sinclair will be present.
Local business houses showed
number of very pretty and appro-
priately decorated windows yester-
day. That of Ring 4 Co., decora-
ton scene, was probably the best.
Francois & Schmahl displayed
cross, while Philbrick 4 Co. dis
played star with circle.
We are going to sell laundry soap at
the Fair Store for week. Royal
laundry soap, Is bars for Is cents.
White floating soap. 10 bars for 25 cents
Manager A. c. Weiss of the Du-
luth Herald accidentally sprained
his ankle in stepping from the train
at North Redwood last Friday, and
was detained closely at the Weiss
house over Sunday in consequence
He returned to Duluth Monday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Weiss and John
Jr
Redwood people desiring to take
advantage of the ST. Louis excur-
sion to the Twin Cities next Sunday
will have special train waiting for
them at North Redwood at 6:45
clock Sunday morning. This train
will start from Redwood and hence
Redwood people will be given the
best of seating Accommodations.
Mrs. VIM. Kahler left for North
field Saturday to attend the funeral
services over the remains of Mrs.
John kahler, wife of the landlord of
the Cook House of Rochester. and
daughter-in law of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry kahler of this city, who were
also at Mortified for the funeral.
The death occurred very suddenly.
and followed that of a son in about
60 days.
Did you see the price of laundry soap
at the Fair Store for a week? Biggest
bargain on record. Royal soap Is bars
for 25 cents. White floating soap 10
bars for IS cents.
The NJ & ST. l.. r. r. Co. as well
as the passengers. in the past have
been seriously annoyed by the dis
orderly conduct of drunken rowdies
on excursions. They propose to
stop that sort of thing and hereafter
excursionists will be protected from
rowdyism on the trains. The rail
road company is putting special
police on their excursion trains and
anyone showing any signs of being
disorderly will be quelled before his
conduct can reach the annoying
stage.
The four year old daughter of
Joseph Hacker of Sheridan met with
serious accident Saturday morn
ing The child was visiting with
the family of Martin Lohrenz in this
city, and was leaning out of the
window on the second floor of the
Lohrenz home on the corner of Mill
and Second street, when she sud
denly lost her balance and fell out of
the window to the sidewalk below.
a distance of ten feet or more She
was picked up unconscious, and Dr.
Schlegel was called. who found no
bones broken, but the child suffer
ing severely from the shock of the
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