The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-12

Girl wanted for general housework
by Mrs. J. D. Jackson. l2-tf.
Miss Williams of Willmar is the
guest of F. M. Isham and family.
Our suit and overcoat plices talk
when you see the value attached to
them. Frank G. Hubbard & Co.
There will be a special enter
tainment at the A. O U: W. hall
Monday evening next. The exer-
cises commence at $50 and every
body is invited.
DR.. Palmer is now located in
fine suite of ooms in the new Gold
Hitchcock-Bowers building, where
he is especially we'll equipped for
all kinds of Office work.
John A. Smith, son of J. P. Smith
of this city, is now a resident of
Westbrook. the first station west of
Jetfers, Cotton wood county. He
has secured a position with the
Laird Morton Yards there.
Miss Kennedy of Minneapolis,
who was assistant principal in the
high school at this place last year,
came up from Minneapolis last Fri
day to assist and be present at the
Williams-Isham wedding this even
ing.
Look all around town but you can't
match our so cent neckwear for the
money. FRANK G. HUBBARD & Co.
The Presbyterian Synod OF the
State may be secured for this place
at some future time, AN intimation
having been recently given that an
invitation from this city.would prob
ably be accepted. That Red wood
Falls is rapidly developing into a
convention city seems apparent.
The first of series of four Sun
day evening sermons on Present
Day Problems will be given at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening. Rev. L.. F. Badger, the
pastor, will speak of four discover
les made by the young man in Ec-
clesiastes, the first being mo Need
to be Religious
Our Boys Suiss and Overcoats for
Fall ard Winter wear are just right
kind. Bring in the Boys.
FRANK G. HUBBARD & Co.
Lester Rollins, who was sent to
Saltwater three years ago for car
nal abuse, the sentence being ten
years and six months. has had his
sentence reduced to six years by
the State board of pardons. He
has already served nearly three
years and has been allowed eight
months of good time. AS a result
he will be eligible to parole in a
short time.
The jury in the case of Joseph
Schneider VS.. Frank Hagert re
turned verdict Friday for s. for
the plaintiff The case grew on: of
Hagert S trouble with a member Of
the Schneider family. for which he
had previously been indicted,
found guilty and fined. In this case
a much larger amount than the jury
awarded was asked for. The vrr-
dict throws the costs on Hagert.
Have you seen the new Belt Over
coats? Just the thing now.
FRANK G. HUBBARD & co.
Will Marvin. the eldest son of N.
and Mrs. Jas W. Marvin of John
sonville, passed away at Beaumont
Texas, last FRIDAY. His remains
were brought to his old home III
Jobnsonville, arriving here Monday.
and on Tuesday they were laid to
rest in The cemetery in that town
ship. Will went south to enter the
employ of the Star American Oil Co.
some time ago, and was a valuable
employee of that company. Two
weeks ago he was stricken with
fever. resulting in his death. His
parents left for there early last
week, after receiving telegram
announcing the serious illness of
their sou. Vii. was an exception
ally bright young man, about %
years old. and his many friends in
Redwood county will mourn his de-
mise.
An all-day missionary rally will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal
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