The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-14


church this evening.
II you want your carpets done
promptly, bring them in before the
spring rush. MRS. U. H. BERGEN.
Joseph Tiffany left for Minneapo-
lis Monday. He is figuring on put
ting in steam laundry in this city.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson accompanied
her husband to Minneapolis last
| Thursday and returned with him on
Monday
Rev. FIR. Jas. J. Woods united in
marriage Charles Becker and Miss
Christina Seifert of Renville county
at the rectory last Monday morning.
The University Center will meet
Tuesday, March 10Th, with Miss
| Myrtle Cooper. Lessons V to VIII
inclusive and quotations are to be
taken from the Niebelungen Lied.
A good dining room girl wanted at
the Commercial House. 31-2t.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Henry j. Arnold and Title
A. Hoppenrath, Cyrus J. Elliott
and Nellie NJ. Frye; Herman Schultz
and olga Stage; Niels B. Nelson
and Annie Bergatha Lying.
Stella Sebastian, the ingenue of
Mr.. Dillon S company, is remark
able beauty, refined and highly ac-
complished, She is also the possess
sor of phenomenal contralto voice
which will be exhibited in classic
and popular songs in Bartlett S
Road to Seltzerville. Miss Sebas-
tain was formerly with the famous
Bostonians.
Taken this month it keeps you wei
all summer. Greatest spring tonic
known. Rocky Mountain Tea, made
by Madison Medicine Co. 80 cents at
Hitchcock's.
The Mercy and Help committee of
the Epworth League spent
pleasant evening at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Palmer last Wednesday,
combining business with an enjoy
able social time. Mrs +. E. Ring
was unanimously elected chairman
OF the committee in the place of
Mrs. Southwick, resigned.
Second hand farm machinery for
sale. consisting of one seeder, one
binder, one truck and bag holder, one
cookie mill. These belong to the How
ard estate. Call on J. B. Robinson &
Co., Redwood Falls.
Ida May Blake. the leading lady
of Mr.. Dillon company, is of a long
line of theatrical ancestors, on both
the fathers and mothers side of the
family. She was carried on the
stage when she was two weeks old
in the farce, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
White. She was the original
"Flaxy' in Mr.. Dillon Wanted, the
Earth.
Mrs. Goodacre will deliver the
Memorial address at the Willard
memorial service to be held FRIDAY
evening at the NJ. E. church. The
people of our city know something
of Mrs. Goodacre's public work
heretofore, and will anticipate a
pleasing and helpful address,
Music and recitations will help to-
make the evenings program an at
tractive one. Everyone is cordially
invited. Admission free.
Good farm horses for sale at Farrell
& Keefe's, North Redwood. 29-t. f.
The benefit entertainment at the
Presbyterian church Monday even
ing for the purpose of raising funds
for the relief of the famine stricken
people of India was quite largely
attended. All of the programme
participants acquitted themselves
very creditably, Charles G. Buxton.
who appeared in three parts doing
exceptionally good work, while his
guitar duet with Charles H. Ten
ney brought forth hearty applause
from the audience. A quartette of
four little girls filled the place
given to Miss Fanny Everett on
the program, they reciting two of
Eugene Fields selections. S. L.
Pierce, S. J. Race and Elder Henry
Goodacre delivered addresses.
For two or three weeks past there
has been lady from the western part
of the State taking treatment of Dr. G.
NJ. Stanton, the drugless healer, for the
purpose Of recovering her voice, the
lady being speechless. Many persons
who knew of her presence and bust
n ooc horo roorolx, lonuhoI Of vvho% fhox,