The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-07

OoCurlLl6S 70. O SIOUX City, was IL
Redwoo Falls for few hours last
Thursday, attending to business
matters for his company. with which
concern he has been for the past
10 years.
N. W. Knox has traded his prop
erty in this city for some hotel prop
erty at Boyd, and his family left
for the latter town early last week
t the purpose of getting settled.
Mr.. Knox let last Thursday for the
same place.
Mrs. Apitz, wife of Apitz, the
tailor, who has recently located
here, arrived from Mortified last
Wednesday afternoon and with her
husband will take up residence in
one of the houses on Flynn street,
between Mill and Minnesota streets.
Rev. R. L. Barackman of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
of St. Paul, brother of Rev. F. j.
Barackman of this city, has re-
ceived call to become pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Marshall.
It is probable that the preacher will
accept the call,
Whose flake" is this? A Tracy
paper has the following: Over at
Redwood Falls recently a woman
fell into the mill pond and when she
was rescued seven pound catfish
was found entangled in her wire
hustle. It is said that her avari-
cious husband thereupon desired to
''set" her again, but she strongly
objected.
Beginning with the next school
year the State high school board
has decided to abolish third high
school grade certificates and teacL-
ers who cannot secure at least a
second grade certificates will not be
allowed to teach in the State graded
schools. The board S action in this
matter is a step in the right direc-
ton as there is no question but that
many teachers at present lack the
knowledge necessary to make CON-
petent teachers.
w. A. Mcdowell an attorney Of
Minneapolis, was in the city last
Tuesday and Wednesday in the in
terests of = the Brunswick Bake
Collender Co., which concern was
interested in the billiard and pool
tables used in Deeth S temperance
billiard hall, while the same was in
operation in This city. It is under
stood that as result of Mr.. Nc
Dowell's visit the tables are to be
returned to the company, on the
latter paying Mr.. Deeth small
sum of money.
r. r. Robinson, son of Levi Rob
inson of Paxton and town clerk of
that town, who has been visiting
at Alderton, Washington, during
the past winter, is expected home
this week. Richard was with j. B.
Robinson a portion of the time dur
ing the latter's visit to the coast,
and both concluded that while
Washington is alright for small
scale farming ten acres or a
little more-it wasn't just exactly
the thing for farming the way it is
done in Minnesota.
O. T. and Daniel Caswell of Vino
ma and Mrs. c. F. Greening of Grand
Meadow arrived bore on Wednes-
day afternoon of last week, in re-
Spouse to telegram announcing
the serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. S. Caswell of this city. The
latter was i'll with pneumonia, but
has since improved greatly, and is
now convalescing Her illness
brought about the reunion of her
children for the first time in twenty
years, the other two members being
Mrs. B. A. Ferris and w. R. Cas-
well of this city.
Col. Spaulding and Miss Mabel
Randall of the ''True Blue COM
pany left for Morris last Thursday
afternoon, where they are now en-
gagged, with local talent, in rehears-
ing for the presentation of the play
in that town. They will 60 from
there to Appleton, Benson, and
Moptevideo. The ladies of the Re-
lief Corps OF this city are negotiat-
ing for the return of Col Spaulding
and Miss Randall for reproduction