The Redwood gazette., 1900-10-17
Try The Blizzard in tin foil.

Try The Blizzard in tin foil.
The nomination certificates Of j.
I. McCleary and NJ. e. Mathews
for representatives in Congress
were fled with the auditor Monday.
For lowest prices in Millinery 20 to
Miss SAMPLES
Mesdames Chggett and McCar.
gor of Montevideo spent portion
of the past week with Mrs. Joseph
Fountain
Rev, j. r. Barackman leaves for
Albert Lea tomorrow to attend the
state convention of the Christian
Endeavor. He will remain away
over Sunday and as consequence
there will be no preaching in tt {
Presbyterian church on that day.
There was quite a gathering at
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Andrews oi
Paxton on the evening of Oct. 10th.
They were surprised by their
neighbors on their twelfth ami
versary, there being about sixty
persons present.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Marie,
second daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. G.
?. Gibson of this city, to G. William
Wnittet, will occur at the home of
the bride S parents tomorrow. Only
relatives and few intimate friends
OF the contracting parties will be
present at the ceremony.
Morton Enterprise: Apitz, the
tailor, has retired from the Morton
field, and the place is filled by HIM
& Grassinger, who were formerly
the managers for Apitz. The new
firm was assured of good business
from the start and, being tirst-class
workmen, they are bound to retain
the prestige they have already es-
tablished. Their ad. will be noticed
in another column.
Springfield Advance: Word was
received here Tuesday of the death
from typhoid fever IN St. Paul OF
Chas. W. Everett, Jr., who was a
resident of this place for about a
year, leaving last spring, his former
home being in Redwood Falls. De-
ceased was % years of age and a
member Of the Maccabee lodge o1
this place. The funeral was held
yesterday at Redwood Falls, the
Maccabee lodge of this place send.
ing as tribute a beautiful floral
anchor.
Just received, another lot in some
thing new in Street Hats at
Miss SAMPLES.
Tracy Herald: Conductor John
Wiley left for St. Paul the first oil
the week to submit to an examina-
tion. Johns recovery from his all
ment has been so tedious and sun-
certain that he has finally decided
that thorough examination, with a
view OF operating, is the best thing
to be done. The trouble lies with
his stomach, which organ the local
doctors think is liberated. We sin
cerely hope that he will find the
proper remedy and soon be brought
back to his normal health.
Mrs, Jennie NJ. Colson. formerly
the Hamlet Of Beaver Falls, writes
The Gazette from Washington that
she cannot forgo the pleasure of ad-
vising you that.my neglected (?) little
daughter, Hamlet, Jr., is now pupil
in one Of the many fine schools in the
National capitol, and that she has en-
tered in the 4th grade. to be promot-
ed at the holidays to higher. She
has already won two open compli-
ments on her ability as a composer
and also as an elocutionist, which
consider something unusual for one
of her age. Kindly be so generous
with me in giving out this informa-
tion as you were in the promised ar
rest for having let her grow up in
ignorance so that whoever your in
formant was, he may have the pleas
ure of knowing that a child can be
instructed creditably outside the
Beaver schools. You will never
know how | appreciate The Gazette.