The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-05
OVERFLOW q GOALS.

Miss NJ yra Ezra returned here
i from Minneapolis last Friday.
4 I will close my place of business en-
Feb. 10TH U. BERGEN.
i ]. D. Wallace, father Of Cashier
4 W. II. Wallace, arrived here last
week on a visit with his son.
i Walter Francois recently bid in
the. Stallion Tresmont at $406, at an
/ auction sale in Granite Falls.
/ All who are indebted to me will
please call and pay and save expense
of collecting. q. BERGEN.
/ The sky looks bluer, the sun shines
brighter, a feeling Of youth and strength
1 Mountain Tea made by the Madison
Medicine Co. 35 cts.
! The Sanborn Sentinel gives com
plimentary send off to =. Larson,
who recently assumed charge OF j..
II. Palmers branch pharmacy at
4 |Seaforth
/ Mrs. Nora Reedfeld. of Mankato,
will wait upon all desiring to rent
masquerade costumes for the M. w.
A. dance, at their hall, next Friday,
Feb. 18th.
j. B. Robinson & Co. report the
sale of the Ed. Cook farm in section
II, Kintire, to members Of the Stew
art. family at $50 per acre. There
are no buildings on the place.
i Reader-You will confer lasting ia
vor and receive reward, if you will
report the name of dealers trying to
sell you substitute for the Madison
Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain tea.
Rev. Father ReardoD of st. Thorn
as Seminary preached an eloquent
sermon at ST. Catherine church
last.Sunday morning, on THE Fun.
danental Principles of Christian
ity.''
House, several acres of land and large
amount of good second hand lumber;
house and lots, and several vacant lots,
very cheap. If you intend to buy soon
here is an investment for you. Sell all
ro part to suit. Leroy Stegner. 26-2
Miss Jennie Evans entertained a
company of about 80 young friends
last Saturday evening, who spent
the time pleasantly until near the
midnight hour Refreshments
we're served and the usual social
games were in order.
Michael Foy of Willow Lake re-
Gently hauled 104 bushels of wheat
/ from his farm to the Wanda elevator
with one team of horses. This means
a load weighing over three tons, and
Mr.. Foy says that his smallest team
of horses did the hauling.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the ladies Missionary Society of the
!. Presbyterian church will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Jas. Aiken Thurs
day of this week, at three O'Clock.
Subject Indians. All are
cordially welcome at these meetings..
Why pay for wind to make soap
float? Why pay for resin to make
bulk? Why not save the expense of a
washerwoman by getting soap that
i will do her work. Maple City Self
/ Washing Soap is all soap, made from
Packers Prime Taliow end Cocoanut
oil, with no adulteration. 1t will save
you money in the end Your grocer is
waiting to sell it to you.
The postponed meeting of the
Forum will be held next Monday
evening, Feb, 10th. The question,
Why are men not interested in the
church. will be debated by pastor
Lutz aud attorney Pierce, the dis
cussion to follow being led by Mrs.
Fuller and Mr. Welles. There will
also be recitation by w. II. Wal
lace and piano solo by Miss Flor
ence King.
Sisters Mead, Clark, Tompkins
land Apitz of the Rathbone Sisters
club entertained the members o.
Carlne Temple, No. II, the knights
of Pythias and a lev invited friends
at the K. P hall on Wednesday
Ieyening of last week. The guests
were first introduced TO tastily
decorated supper table loaded dowr
with substantials and dainties which
the sisters had provided and t.
which those present did ample jus
tice A short program consisting
fof recitations. story telling. and