The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-30
Miss Myra Essery. succeeds Miss


Miss N yra Essery succeeds Miss
Clark as assistant in the postoffce.
Beginning May 9th, ladies' night At
the bowling alley will thereafter be on
Tuesday night of each week. 33s2t;
Thurston Stabeck OF Davis, Illl. /.
and r. N. Stabeck and r. @. Gold of.
Renville, were guests at Hotel
Francois Monday evening and yes
terday.
". III. Gold has about concluded
the purchase Of the residence Of Gill
bert Mckay: on Minnesota avenue,
to take possession next fall Con
|sideration, $4,000.
Bishop Edsall Of the Minnesota
diocese, will preach at the Eplsco-
pal church tomorrow evening, May
list, at eight clock After the. SER
vices reception will be rendered.
the bishop at the rectory.
Rev. "A. Davis of Morton will
preach in the NJ. E. church We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week. These meetings will be
preparatory to the eyangelistic SER
vices to begin next Sunday.
Lieut.. Col. Margetts and staff.
Capt. Waite of the Minneapolis Sal.
walton Army barracks, and both ex-
cellent musicians and speakers, will
conduct the meeting at the local hall
tomorrow night. All are invited.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch remarks
that Redwood Falls is to be con-.
graduated over the fast night and
morning trains which the ST. Louis
runs on its Red wood division. You
bet. It is the incest service ever.
Lumber wagon, DeLavalle cream
separator and about 2, 1000 feet of COM
mon lumber, all nearly new, left by.
private party for sale, with Chas. w.
Mead. 38-tf.
The residence Of Mrs. G. T. Ward
is offered for sale, the buyer to re-
move the building from the lots to-
make room for new residence
which Mrs. Ward will soon build.
Intended buyers should apply to the
|owner.
The marriage Of Miss Emma M.
Streech, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred, Streech, and Mr.. Daniel G.. ].
Stemkamp, a worthy young farmer
of Flora township, has been an
nounced for May 10Th, at the German
M. b. church in Florita.
Circulars have been received here
inquiring as to the whereabouts of
Miss Florence A. Ely, aged 40 years,
and her nephew, Frank Ely Rogers,
aged IA years, who disappeared
from Evanston, Hl.,on July Ia, 1901.
Information should be sent to Jas.
u rogers, Evanston.
John Krech, who was indicted by
the last grand jury on two counts
that of selling liquor without Ii
cense and of selling intoxicating Ii
quor to minors, was arraigned Sat
.urday morning and entered plea
OF not guilty to the two indictments.
He is likely to have his trial at this
term Of court.
A. E. King took charge Of the
postofice last Monday, having re
.ceived his commission day or two
before. Mr.. King will undoubtedly
make satisfactory postmaster.
Mr.. King will not conduct the cigar
and news stand which has hereto
fore been conducted by Mr. Hughes.
The latter. will act as agent for al
Minneapolis commission house.
a.. Clark Gleason. until recently
editor and publisher of the Walnut
Grove Tribune. passed through
here Monday, en- route for Morton,
where he has since purchased the
Morton Enterprise, and will take
charge of the same next week Nor
ton business men and all other peo-
pie of that town are indeed lucky TO
have as good newspaper man as
Mr. Gleason locate in their midst.
The lecture Of Rev. Jas. Montgom-
cry on the I'D was an able effort,
but owing to disagreeable weather