The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-03

Owner will please take her away and
pay for this notice. A. D. KING.
Mrs. F. L. Walker OF Glendale,
South Oak ota, who has been visit
ing with the family of F. NJ. Isham
for SOME timu past. returned home
last Triduy morning.
Darwin Bigham. who is now at
Ivanhoe, will leave that place for
Plainview about Jan. 1st next, and
succeed W. G. McBurney in the
Laird Norton Yards at that place.
/ Mr.. McBurney has been transferred
to a yard in Wisconsin.
! A black comb, with gold trimmings
! and blue sets, was lost by lady Of this
city somewhere between town and the
late Clark Shaver's farm last Sunday.
The finder will kindly return to The
GAZETTE office.
A rain commenced falling shortly
| after six O clock Monday evening
and continued TO fall until nearly
midnight when it turned into snow.
There was not over quarter inch
fall OF the latter, however, AS a
result OF the rain and snow fall the
sidewalks were unusually slippery
yesterday.
Howard Homer came in from We
natchee. WASH. on Thursday even
ING Of last week, and remained over
until yesterday, attending to busi-
ness matters. Howard states that
the Red wood colony at Wenatchee
is dong nicely and that standing in
the door OF his residence he can see
all Of their homes.
Miss Meta Chamberlain, the H.
genue with De Shetlat. S great COM
edy success, "A Bull in a China
Shop is lady, well known
throughout the country, by reason
Of her remarkable talent in ingen-
ious roles. She has a part in "A
Bull in China Shop" which fits
her like Glove. Opera house one
night only-Wcdnesday, Dec. sd.
Prices %. 80 and 80 cents, now on
sale.
Coming-Grand Art Exhibit.
Miss Erie Lankard, the eighteen
year Old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
5. Z. Lauhard, former residents of
Eesta township, this county, but
now residing at Dubois. Pa, re-
Gently passed away at the home of
her parents. typhoid pneumonia be-
ing the cause of the illness. Mr..
Lankard and family have been re-
siding at Dubois for two wears,
past, prior to which time they re-
sided in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
where they went after leaving here.
Mrs. Lankard $ health has been
completely restored.
". c. McGavock and Prof. Thos.
, Shaw. representing two different
breeder $ periodicals, the latter
formerly with the State Experimc.-
tai station. have been at Redwood
| Falls at different tim S during IT,"
last ten days. securing facts for ar
licies descriptive Of the Glenda g."
herd Of POIIcI Aberdeen Angn.
cattle. The entire herd is to l.
sold al public anction at q sale /,
be rId in Chicago some time il
January. The sale is made nee,
sarr in the closing up Of the estate
Of the late w. +. Dickinson, who
was one Of the Droprietors Of the
herd
a ten-cent quality Of tobacco is
found in the American Girl five cent
cigar sold exclusively by f. L. Peter
! SOD. l3-tf.
Sleepy Eye Herald Hans C Pet,
erson. for over 30 years a resident
Of Broohviile passed away Wednes
| day morning after a six weeks i'll
ness. SIR Peterson was a well
known farmer and exemplary citi-
zen. and bis apparent and sud den
passing away is sudden surprise
to his many friends and acquaiD
tances. Funeral will be held Sat
urday at the BrookvilIe church. The
Deceased was born il Denmark
J uly 4th 1852. came to this country
over 80 years ago. He leaves a wife
aud twelve children.
! Given a nervous professor with a
grown daughter and a young wife
1S Oh ha RI