The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-17

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lux. $3.50. IZZ Genus
a large consignment Of spring fnrni-
tnre just received by Farrell & Keefe.
G. W.Lussenhop has justreturned
from a trip to North Dakota. He
did not invest.
Mrs. G., 7, Howard returned
Monday morning from a visit with
New Ulm relatives.
j b. Teller Of Granite Falls were
here oyer Sunday, the guests of rel
atives, Judge Baldwin and family.
Two rooms for rent, furnished or un-
furnished. Apply at this office or Geo.
b. Tobias residence. 34-tf.
Lunn Bros. have lately invested
in a horse and carriage. They are
figuring on a delivery outftfor their
ice cream and bakery trade.
Rev. E. J Barackman was pre-
vented from filling his appointments
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day by an attack of the universal
humps.
The mid-Week meeting at the NJ.
B. church will be held in the audi
torium on Thursday evening Of this
week. The Sunday School lesson
III $50 + i II ~ Is
for the coming Sabbath will be TAX
en- up. n. W. Cobleigh will lead.
Lost Small pointer dog, spotted
white and brown, answers to name of
Spot. Any information concerning him
will be rewarded by Mrs. j. P. Cooper.
Since our item Of last week, stat
ing that D. Wingett was recovering
from illness at small town in Mis-
souri,, a telegram has been received
stating that his condition is very
critical, with the chances against
his recovery.
The 6rstfour pages of The GAZETTE
60 to press on Saturday, and on one
of them a playful reference is made
to Editor Whitmanas afather. Since
printing, we deeply regret to learn
that his little boy gave up thestrug-
gle OF life when but a few days old.
Chas. Fleischer had a handsome
granite monument set up ia the
cemetery last week. The color and
texture are SO nearly Identical with
a monument Of Aberdeen granite
near by, that only an expert could
tell the difference between the ma
tive prod uct- which was taken from
Mr.. FleischeE's land and cut and
polished in the North Redwood
Granite Worksand the imported
stone.
Ed. Pratt was thrown from his
carriage by team belonging to D.
w. Banker. which coIlided with
Pratt S rig on Lincoln street. The
runaway team was composed of four
horses, and started up Immediately
after Pratt passed in front of them.
The runaWavs overlook the livery
man a few blocks after being passed,
and badly demoralized the carriage,
but the driver escaped with a few
bruises.
Little Dana Schmahl had an eex-
.perience last Saturday morning that
he is not likely to forget soon. AS
told BY the Pioneer Press reporter,
he was running ahead of his parents
at Sixth and Wabasha street. He
lodged in front Of q team going at a
smart trot. The little fellow fell
under the wagon. both wheels 81 the
vehicle passing over his shoulders,
He was carried into near BY, drug
store and medical assistance sum
|moned. An examination disclosed
severe bruises about the body and
"a badly lacerated face, but no bro
ken bones. He was removed 10 the
Windsor hotel where he was repor-
ted as resting easy Saturday night.
AS no statement from Mr. Schmahl
has been received here By his rela-
tiyes, it is assumed that Dana's IN
liuries are not dangerous.