The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-10
Rev. SEQ. Latz visited at w abasso

Rev. SEQ. Lutz visited at Wabasso
last week
Al. Melges aud =. q Greene
Journey d to " abasso one day last
week
Geo. Lechner vii j build q new
reside nce on his farm north west Of
town this spring
D. Ste wart had business ID
Freeborn county las week il con
INJECTION with the creamery insur-
ance association.
a rumor IS current that the ST.
Louis road is to put ton q morning
passenger train from Morton to the
cities after the 18th.
Mrs. j. w Ferris and her sister
went to their old home at Madison:
Wisconsin, last Friday. Mrs Fer
Iris will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. E. Stegner arrived here last
Thursday. Her husband preceded
her the week previous. Their in
tention is to rent their house here
and return to Mime apolis.
Mr.. King and family. who pur-
chased Levi r obinson's farm in Pax
ton a few weeks ago, brought up
their household effects from James
vile, and took possession of their
new home a fewdays ago.
Mrs. s. Il. Pierce was called to
Sleepy Eye early last week, to ac-
company her mother home to Kas-
son. She will probably remain for
a few weeks, or until Mrs. Bunker
is fully recovered from her illness.
The pleasant weather last week
developed a laudable impulse on the
part of many citizens to clean up
their yards and beautify their premi-
|ses. The time appears to be ripe
for forming a village Improvement
organization in Redwood Falls. and
carrying on the good work.
We are reliably Informed that the
loaning department. OF Gold, Sta
beck & Co. paid to Register Cob
leigh considerably more than $500
for fees for recording instruments
in this county during the single
month Of March. Which suggests
that neither Mr.. Gold nor. Mr.. Cob
leigh are complaining about dull
times.
At its monthly session last week
the city council passed resolutions
to receive bids for sprinkling up to
May It'll, and ordering sidewalk on
north side Of 9th street, from the
corner opposite Hayes Lucas Co. on
Washington street to Minnesota
street. The council also granted
plumbers license to Henry Lyss
and accepted the plumbers bond of
b. a. Mason, beside auditing a
number Of bills.
An apostle Of prohibition who is
gifted with more zeal than discre-
ton held forth at the Presbyterian
church last Thursday evening. At
ter virtually asserting that church
members who did not vote the pro-
Inhibition ticket were either fools or
knaves, his request for subscrip-
tons to help along the cause Of tenn
perance education and the circula-
ton Of Backbone. was not very en-
Enthusiastically responded to.
The Saltwater Irvine plant has
#sent out circulars guaranteeing
prices on binder Irvine up to July.
1st, at 81 cents per pound for
pure sisalan standard grades, and
81 cents for mixed, which runs 600
feet to the pound, and which the
board recommends next to pure
MANILA. The board also gives the
purchaser the option OF canceling
his order any time before shipment
IS made, ii case Of whole or partial
failure Of crops.
Annie B. Winniatt, whose death
was briefly noticed last month, was
born at Woolhope. Herefordshire,
England, Sept. %, 1853. She with
her parents came to America in the
year 1883, and at once settled at
Redwood Fails. Her fathers death
occurred IN 1885, and during his Ill
ness she cared for him SO assidious
|ly that she never fully recovered
her health, and two or three years
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