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

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General millinery opening q Miss
Samples April s and I. Special re-
ductions will be given during opening
days. Everyone invited.
The University Center will meet
April lst with Mr.. Aiken. Lessons
II to 20 inclusive. Quotations from
German authors.
Pure Bred Minorca eggs for sale for
setting purposes at the rate of IS cents
per setting of fifteen eggs, or S1.25 for
two settings. A. B. TRUEsDELL.
34-2t.
Mrs. W. F. Reynolds of St. Paula
sister of Mrs. O. B. Turrell, and
Frank Seward of San Francisco,
are visiting with Mr.. Turrell S fam
lily.
Ralph Lunn, brother of J. D.
Lunn, the Redwood caterer, came
up from Sleepy Eye last Saturday
afternoon and spent Sunday with
his brother.
The young friends of Miss Edith
Peavey gave her a surprise party
last Friday evening Quite a large
crowd was present and the edibles
were exceptionally fine.
Rev, c. H. Stevenson left Liver
pool, England, for America, on
March 24th, according to postal
cards received by members of his
congregation on Monday.
General millinery opening at Miss
Samples April 6 and Z. Special re-
ductions will be given during opening
days. Everyone invited.
Thomas Finn arrived home from
Duluth on Saturday afternoon last.
He will remain here for some time,
recovering from his recent accident,
in which he was quite badly burned.
The one year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Huhnerkoch of
Redwood Falls township, passed
away last Saturday afternoon, after
an illness lasting only few hours.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
church will review the last year S
work Of the church in the morning
sermon next Sabbath, and will give
a character sketch of Moses in the
evening.
G. H. Myer has moved his family
to Springfield, where Mr.. Myer has
gone into the wood and coal bust
ness. Mr.. Myer will prove a valu-
able acquisition to the business cir
cles of Springfield.
1.-THE Supreme Book and 1.-The
Supreme Person. have been sub
jects of recent discussion at the
Christian church. On next Sunday
night the pastor will discuss the
subject of the Supreme Command.
F. V. Hubbard of Red Wing, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Hubbard of New
Ulm and Mrs. Alice Johnson of
Springfield were in attendance at
the funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Frank last Monday
afternoon.
800 Bushels more of that Blue Stem
Seed wheat. Grown on the River
bluffs. Free from Mustard, or Wild
Oats. Will sell for cash or good paper.
Also have 81 800 private money to loan
on good farm at 6 per cent interest
33-2t. 5. 0. MASON,
u blocks north of court house.
At the annual meeting of the La
dies Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church Mrs. Jas.
Aiken was reelected President.
Mrs. O. L. Dornberg vice-president,
Miss Luella Turrell secretary and
Mas. Jas. Arnold treasurer.
| Lamberton Star: Wabasso is tc
have a paper. A business man OF
that city was telling us Monday
that they have promised w. F.
Mailer of Fairfax. 5000 worth of ad-
vertising for the first year, and the
material is to be moved there next
week. The merchants expect to
) boom their business.
| NJ. Dewitt Martin, who has been
the pharmacist at Hitchcock S drug
store for a number of years past,
has decided to 60 into the drug
business himself, at Waterville,
Mimi, and will leave here the last
, of this month for that purpose.