The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-21

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beneficial to Mrs. Allen s health. .s =
Any one that has heard Miss Mearns
read will never miss an opportnnit to
hear her again. She has the depart
ment Of elocution and physical culture
lat Albert Lea College.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Munroe Baldwin on Thursday
evening last. This is the twelfth
member OF the Baldwin family-ten
boys and Two girls.
Cabbage, tomato, pansy, nasturtium
and verbena plants for sale by Mrs.
John Vale. 39-4t
New Ulm Journal: Announce
ment is made of the marriage of Miss
Eta Marie Baker, Of Redwood Falls,
to John ]. :Juenemann, Of this city,
which will occur in Redwood Falls
on June II.
Miss Luella Turrell was re-elect-
ed teacher in the schools at Bemidji
some time ago, but since that time
she has received the offer Of princi-
pal of schools at Morris, and has
accepted the latter position.
In addition to the prizes offered
by the improvement association, the
Clinton Falls Nursery Co. through
their agent, Mr.. Shire, offers tulip
bulbs to the value of IS for the best
kept geranium bed during the pres.
ent season.
A limited amount of money to loan
at per cent. on farm security, if taken
COON. 2t. VIM. SMITH.
The New Ulm Review says, little
Sherburn Beecher fell, Sunday,
striking his nose with such force as
to crush it in. A physician was
called and hopes to be able to rem
edY the injury to such an extent
that no i'll effects will follow.
MrsiW. r.. Caswell returned from
the annual convention Of the Grand
Chapter Of the Order of Eastern
Star last Friday evening. Mrs.
Caswell has been appointed Grand
Martha, one Of the points, of the
star, by the Grand Worthy Matron-
elect This is the first time that
Charity Chapter has been recog-
nized by an appointment in the
Grand Chapter.
| A number one spring dray for sale
cheap. In luire of F. Carman, Red
wood Falls, Mimi, Box 1876. 2t.
At special meeting of the city
council held last Friday evening
the contract for the construction of
! the sewer on Minnesota avenue,
from point near Finn street south
to the Burmeister mill, was award
ed to A. L. Jones of Canton, South
Dakota, for 81, ,2523O Mr.. Jones is
to receive an additional fee OF So. Is
| for each cubic yard of rock he is
lobliged to tunnel through below
tSecond and Minnesota. Chr. L,
| Ilstrup Of Minneapolis bid $2,542.sO
for the work, VIM. Frazier Of Roch-
ester 81. 453. 10 and a Mr.. johnson
ls2, ,915. 10.
j On Saturday, the 25th, the N. Il st.
| L. will run one Of their popular low
rate excursions to the twin cities.
Tickets good on train leaving North
Redwood at 12:d2 noon and Sunday
morning sos, returning on Monday.
| It's only sl.5O for round trip. Don't
| miss it.
| Pentecostal services were held at
| the Methodist church all day Fri
lday, while at noon luncheon was
Iserved to large number Of people.
/ From 10 to ii a. m. there was q
Iciass meeting and from II to 1145
| there was sermon by Rev. Mr..
Irwin of Wood Lake. At 12:15
| there was men S meeting led by
IJ. b. Robinson From one to two
was occupied by song and social
1 service. Rev. Davis of Morton oc-
Icupied the program from 2 to 3, de-
Ilivering sermon, and from 3 to 4
Miss Downey preached sermon
land conducted services. The
1young peoples society closed the
Iafternoon exercises.
Two S35 Cresent wheels for sale, one
IaImost new, the other brand new will
i be sold at very reasonable prices. In.
Iquire at this of1ice.