The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-22

IFS N Il Baade Of Renville has
been Wis ting with the family Of ] os.
Lichtwarck d urlng the past week.
Mrs Turrell and Miss
Matte Bigham left for Mankato
| last Thursday to visit with n and
rs. B. q Soaring
Miss Ethel Post left Monday for
Duluth, from which point she will
leave for Buffalo to take il the Pan
american exposition.
Rev F Baracl man will deliver
1.-THE baccalaureate sermon to the
/ Dawson high school class next Sun
Iday evening &, N lay 18th. Nc 4 Barack-
man delivered the sermon at thai
place ii 1893.
Joe Whitney came over from
Marshall with the remainder Of the
Mars hall crowd last e ursday even
ing and reported the athletic meet.
ling for the News essenger.
4
The infant child sof Paul Ander-
son, residing just east OF the fair
grounds, passed aWay W ednesday
eNening. The funeral was held al
/ 70 clock e Thursday afternoon Rev,
r.. Barackman officiating The
interment occurred Ia the Redwood
cemetery
A b CLARK left for " Wisconsin on
/ " Wednesday Of last week, and viii
return with Mrs. Clark during the
latter parto this week Mrs. Clark
has benin that State for a month
past, having been called there by a
Telegram ann ouncing the illness Of a
brother, who has since passed away.
Frank Motion Of New Avon will
probably secure the job as rural
| free delivery agent for the route
running west of Redwood Falls.
This route will probably be opened
for business on July 1st. Postmas-
ter Hughes thinks that both the
south and west routes will be we'll
patro nized
81 Miss Alice Chamb rlain came over
from Marshall last Thursday after
enoon, and remained here several
days as the guest of Mrs. John j.
Palmer. George Chamb erlain came
over with the Marshall athletes and
remained the two days Of the con
test as the guest Of Geo. Jaehning.
The Big Store has two exceedingly
fine artists from the lettering stand
point, and most any morning they
can be observed corating the side
walks with advertise of special
sales going on atthat store. Messrs.
John FL. Klaus and Albert Trust are
the two artists, and they are receiv-
ling all kinds Of bong for their
work.
T.
The baccalaureate sermon of the
Redwood Falls high school class
will be preached by the Rev. G. w !.
Lutz Of the M Methodist church at the
court house on Sunday June I'd.
The graduation exercises will beheld
Iatthe same placeon Monday evening,
June Sd. The class consists of only
two memb Harry r. Baker and
IOWen G. Tradewell.
M. Hessian rrturned from a
| week S visit 10 and around Duluth
last Thurs He states that the
ltreessin the Zenith City were Just
commencing to bud when he left
there the day before, and the grass
was just pushing through the
ground, the cold weather up there
having set that section nearly a
month behind Southern Minnesota.
a. Gray returned from Duluth
last Thursday where he was sum
|moned to serve on the Federal grand
jury He states that that bod got
action on quite alarge list Of offend
lers before final adj urnment. most
Iof the indictments being for dis
posing Of Whiskey to Indians and
J. A.f
| for false entries on lands il north
Tern Minnesota
Tobias Wilcox lost a valuable
team Of shorses last Thurs day morn
ling Mr.. Wilcox was engaged il
cleaning d some Of the rubbish
back Of the ruins Of the stone foun-
dation on the southwest corner d
Second and Mill streets There is
an old we'll atthat point. Mr. vii.
COZ, without seeing il, backed his
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