The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-11

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You can not afford to miss seeing
Mrs. McKillop in Birds Island,
April 10th.
The K. Of p. Post-Lenten party
has been postponed to Friday even
ing, April 9th.
D. E. Barton and wife OF Mime
apolis were the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. E. Chapman during the
past week.
S. Pollard went to St. Paul Mon
day from which place he will go to
Becker county and will probably
purchase some land there.
Miss Ann Engleret of Wilmot,
South Dakota, sister of Henry
Winter of this city, who has been
visiting at Rochester during the
past winter, arrived here Monday
on visit with her brother.
The railroad company has do
mated tract Of land 1OOx125 feet in
Seaforth, for the new Catholic
church to be erected there, and it is
expected that a tract l5Ox14O feet
will be donated in Wabasso.
Emmanuel Stegner returned from
his winter S sojourn in Minneapolis
over the Northwestern last Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Stegner will re-
main in Minneapolis with her moth
er for several weeks to come.
The Woman s Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs.
Henry Goodacre next Thursday
afternoon. This will be the month
ly meeting to discuss topics OF in
terest to mothers. An interesting
meeting is assured.
At the annual meeting of the Mite
society, held at Mrs. Cooper's last
Friday, the following were elected
officers: Mrs. Jas. Arnold, Presi-
dent; Mrs. S. Pollard, Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Jas. Aiken, Secretary;
Mrs. Henry Baker, Treasurer.
Pure Bred Minorca eggs for sale for
setting purposes at the rate of IS cents
per setting of fifteen eggs, or $1.25 for
two settings. A. B. TRUEsDELL.
34-2t.
F. L. Peterson has purchased
a liquor establishment at Lake
Benton, aud will operate the same
in the future. Mr.. Peterson and
Mr.. Lewis, who is interested with
the former, will probably not re-
move from here, but will get some
one to conduct the Lake Benton
dispensary.
We will have a large lot Of potted
plants IN foil bloom for Easter and
home decorations on sale at our
store on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday Of this week. Will also order
anything in this line at any time.
Also cut flowers, palms, etc. Coll
and see them. F. E. Ring & Co.
Tickets for the Senior class play
are now ready and you will soon be
called upon. The committee has
endeavored to reduce the number
of people selling tickets to a mini
mum and to arrange it so that bust
ness men will not be troubled by so
many children. So do not wait
when any one comes to you to sell
tickets: but buy at once.
The allegations set forth in the
complaint of the public VS.. the Max
in Il Sights company, which is
attic npting to present plays at the
Q )era house this week, is to the
effect that the redecming features
are few and far between. and that
the principal one Of all these redeem
ing features is the nerve displayed
by the members in attempting to
pass as Interpreters of any of the
roles for which they are cast.
Lamberton Star: Elk Mayor Mob
.r was in Tyler the fore part of the
week, and after looking that town
oyer decided to locate there in the
near future and practice law. At
torney Mohler has been resident
of Lamberton four years and has
been successful in his law practice.
He has been mentioned considerable
of late as suitable candidate for
county attorney. We are sorry to
lose Mr.. Mohler and his estimable
wife, and wish them a prosperous
future. We can heartily recon-
mend them tn the citizens IF TYLER