The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-11

Good girl wanted in a family of six
Good wages will be paid. Inquire at
THE GAZETTE Office. 52t..
James Glib OF Cotton wood, bro
Their of Mrs Fl. J Heilman, visited
with the latter Sunday and Monday.
Suit Of room for rent with steam
heal, hot and cold water, toilet room,
etc. Apply to George Houghmaster.
Mrs. D. Mortimer has returned
from Chicago and other eastern
points. where she has been purchas-
ing fall and winter millinery.
On Nov. 1st. Carl Bonner of J ohm
sonville, will change his residence
to Sheridan, he having rented the
farm of j. Fl. Melges for a time.
Frank Palmer of Ortonville came
down from that place last Wednes-
day to take charge of the drug store
of John j Palmer, during the lat
ter S. absence.
Pastor Orr begins again his course
of Lectures on The Life of Christ
next Sunday evening at 7:30. Lee
ture Y. The Baptism and Consecra-
ton Of Jesus.
Judge of Probate Evans and son,
Frank, were in St. Paul and Mime
apolis during a portion of last week,
the Judge to see the sights and
Frank to read signs.
Rob. Morgan came in from Memo
minee, Wis, on Thursday afternoon
of last week, and will spend some
time visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Q. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weaver came
down from Spicer, Kandiyohi coun-
ty, last Friday morning, and will
spend some time visiting with their
sons and friends in New Avon town
ship and vicinity.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Geo. J. Petsinger and Katie
Prokosch, j. II. Stephenson and Lii
liam Frost Crouley, George Hanson
and Minnie G. George, Lars Peter
Nilsson and Mary Hanson.
Frank Jaehn, the well-known
Springfield contractor, had a fire at
his home on Sunday evening Of
last week, and several hundred
dollars of clothing were destroyed.
The fire originated from lamp.
S. Pollard drove to Olivia Satur-
day, and took the train at that point
for BroWnton. He returned Tues
dav, accompanied by Mrs. Pollard,
who has been visiting at Hutchinson
aud Brownton for acouple of weeks.
George Liebenguth came down
from St. Cloud last Sunday after
noon, and will visit with his mother
and other relatives until next Tues
day George is engaged in one of
the largest drug stores Of ST. Cloud.
A bicycle belonging to Bert Lark
ard was stolen from the farm one
day last week. A hired man in the
employ of j r. Lankard was after
wards seen with the wheel, and the
evidence shows that he went to
Minneapolis.
Brigadier S. Z. Brengle, the ia
nous Salvation Army revivalist, will
conduct meetings at the NJ. E.
Church Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 18th and 18th ats p. m. Do not
fail to attend, for blessing is in
store.
6. L. Parkhill will represent Red
wood Lodge, knights of Pythias,
at a meeting of the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias Of Minnesota,
lin St. Paul on Sept. oath. He will
be accompanied by several other
members from the local lodge.
Judas NeWhart, wealthy retired
lawyer of New Ulm. and Well-known
Throughout all this section of coun-
TRY, committed suicide at the Hotel
Nicollet. Minneapolis, last Saturday
| by shooting himself through the
mouth with a revolver. I'll health
was the cause.
Miss Emma Connerof Albert Lea,
sister Of Mrs. I. N. Tompkins, came
Iup from that city last Wednesday
afternoon to spend several months
visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Tompkins left the same day with
her husband on sightseeing trip
in the two big towns.
The Northwestern will run an ex-