The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-18

MIS-. ~. bl86elI s condition ap-
pears to be growing worse.
Attorney Cooler was over from
Walnut Grove for few hours last
Friday.
secondhand corn planter and check
rover, and riding cultivator for sale,
by w. r. Houck. 362t.
/ Miss Alice Pryor returned last
Saturday from . winter s sojourn in
Colorado.
Redwood Falls cook books can be
found on sale at the Fair Store.
Price 25 cents.
On last Friday A. R. Draper was
appointed postmaster at Vesta, vice
James Arnold removed.
Sterling silver chain bracelet lost
on the 18th. Finder will please
leave at THE GAZETTE office.
| U. G, Banks of Wykoff, father of
Mrs. D. Mortimer, visited with the
latter in this city over Sunday.
An Easter kid Ia fine boy, was
born to Dr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Pease
early Sunday morning. Mrs. Pease
is doing nicely.
| A. b. Chapman returned from a
trip to Window last Thursday. Mr..
Chapman owns several tracts of land
near that town.
The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church meets with
Mrs. Henry Baker Thursday
promptly at B o'clock
Mrs. J. D. Jackson wishes girl
for general homework. Apply at
room 8, Hotel Francois, after 2
O clock next Saturday.
| John Lewis of Minneapolis, a
brother of Andrew Lewis of this
place, has been visiting with the
latter for the past few days.
Pure Bred Minorca eggs for sale for
setting purposes at the rate of IS cents
per setting Of fifteen eggs, or $l.25 for
two settings. A. B. TRUEsDELL.
34-2t
The Ladies' Mite society meets
with Mrs. Arnold at 3 O'Clock Fri
day. Supper will be served and
all interested in the society will be
made welcome.
One large wardrobe, one ice-chest,
one four-burner gasoline stove, one
air tight stove, all for sale at bargain |
if taken at once. Inquire of NJ. d. |
Martin.
The University Center will meet
Tuesday, April Oath, with Mrs.
Ashmore. Lessons I to w inclu-
sive in Progress VI. Quotations
from Russian authors.
Miss Margaret Stewart of the
Marshall schools, is spending her
spring vacation at home in Red
wood Falls township. She will re- {
turr to Marshall Saturday.
H. Harris, cashier of the Bank of
| Vesta. A. F. Hutchinson secretary,
and D. McConneloug of the Red
J wood County Land Co. of Vesta,
took dinner at Hotel Francois Sun
day.
District No. 2, Paxton, having
about - pupils enrolled. when at
its higest enrolment, had a basket
social Friday evening, and raised
ST. for the relief of the famine
sufferers.
At the annual meeting of the Cy-
Gle the following officers were elect
ed: President Mrs. O. l.. Dorm
berg, vice-president Mrs. e. A.
Pease. secretary Miss Frances Ev-
erett. The ladies have planned to
meet att clock every other Fri
day for the purpose of preparing ar
ticles for the December sale. Lunch |
served at O clock.
A surprise party, consisting of
the ladies' and friends of the Chris
tian church, raided the home of the
pastor on the birthday of his wife
and taking possession served an
excellent supper in celebration of
the event, and left very valuable
present behind them in token of
their good wishes for many happy
returns of the day.
The Presbytery in session at
Lu Verne last week enrolled two
new churches for Redwood county |
These were for the new towns of
Vesta and Wabasso. In the former
town Rev. H. McHenry of Delhi
has secured subscriptions for new
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