The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-10
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Summer corsets at the Fair Store fol
80 cents. Now for seven cents!
May 18th is the date of the senior
play. Notice the change of date
-May.17th.
Henry Kahler and wife of Hotel
Francois are visiting with their
children at Rochester and other
points.
Wanted-Girl to- do general house
work. Work light, pay good. Fol
particulars Enquire of I. N. Tompkins,
Redwood Falls. 3S-t.f.
William circuit of this city went
to St. Paul on Monday 10 re-enlist
in the U. S. army. circuit served
in the 18th Minnesota last year.
For sale cheap, Acme harvester and
binder in good repair. Call at the
office of Mathews & Patterson. 33-6t.
Miss Joan Peterson, who went to
Minneapolis last Friday in response
to telegram, sent notice to friends
here on Sunday of the death of her
twin sister at that place.
New Process Gas Roasted Coffee il
the best yet. 10, Is, 20, 25, 80, and 81
cents per pound, at ]. M. Dunning-
toms.
o. L. Dornberg has sold the
northwest quarter of section Is,
|Vesta, owned by J. Boushek, to
Frank Mann for 50, $50. The quarter
adjoins the proposed Northwestern
townsite in Vesta.
Saturdays Tribune states that E.
E. Smith of Washington has been
awarded the contract for carrying
the mail from New Avon to Redwood
Falls for 1904 and from Florita to
North Redwood for 1854.
Order your binding Irvine at once of
Thompson & Mead. Every order will
save you money. 37-2t.
Mike Vondrosek of Renyille
county was brought to this city Sat-
urday by Sheriff Wichman to be
remanded in Jail until May 18th,
when he is to answer to the charge
of bastardy preferred against him
by one Anna Noska.
Fresh strawberries on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening, at J. NJ.
Dunnington's. 39-1t
On May 16 the University extern
sion Center will hold it's regular
meeting WITH Mrs. Huntington.
The lesson under discussion will be
Lessons TX and XVI in No. VIII
and Partition of Poland, by Mrs.
Way; Catherine II of Russia, Maria
Theresa of Austria, and Anne of
England, by Mrs. Ashmore: roll
call-eminent men of England:
Tickets on sale at Hitchcock's and
Thompson's for "The Cricket on the
HEARTH General admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats IS cents.
Mrs. O. L. Dornberg and daugh-
ter, Margory, are in Blooming
Prairie, where Mrs. Dornberg
went ten days ago to attend the
golden wedding anniversary OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Burn
ham. The anniversary was attend
ed by all the living children and
was gaily celebrated. 0. l.. Dorm
berg will 60 to Blooming Prairie
Saturday and will return with his
| wife and daughter on Monday or
Tuesday next.
Fresh strawberries on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings, at J. NJ.
Dunnington's. 39-lt.
The program for the exercises on
| Memorial Day, May Both, under the
auspices of John S. Marsh. Post of
this city are almost completed.
The usual procession, headed by
the Drum corps, will march to the
cemetery and decorate the graves
of old soldiers. and in this process
sion, all civic societies are request
ed to join. In the afternoon the
exercises at the court house will
will include a prayer by Rev.
G. H. Way, song by quartette,
Lincoln S Gettysburg address by
Rev. F. J. Barackman, a song by
the quartette, the Grafton of the
day bv Hon. G.. T. Howard a recita
ton by Miss Colson, song and a
reading by Supt. Ericsson of Rem
vile county, and probably read
ing by Mrs. o. L. Dornberg, the
programme to close with the sing