The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-03-25
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| ton. X. +. FURNITURE 20.
Mrs. G. NJ Allen of Rochester has
promised to sing a solo during the
morning service at the Episcopal
church next Sunday.
Clifford Jacobs of Madison was
visiting with his sister, Miss ia
cobs of the primary grade, and with
Ralph Kumm last week.
G. E. Dickinson, formerly with F.
W. Philbrick and now in business
at ST. Cloud, this State, was pre-
sented with a daughter on the 10th
inst.
Letters patent were granted a
few days ago to Ole Knutson, the
ingenious Delhi blacksmith, for a
combined punching and shearing
machine.
The Ladies Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
church L riday afternoon of this
week.
Don't forget the adjourned meet
ing of the Commercial club, at the
city council rooms Thursday even
ing OF this week. All business mea
of the city should attend.
Information was recently re-
ceived here that James Beecher,
formerly of this city, has been pro
NOTED to the position of assistant
paymaster in the U. S. navy, with a
salary Of 81, $50 per annum.
The Advance announces that tie
cold storage plant of A. A. Melges
& Co. at Springfield has been sold
to the Springfield Produce Co.
Frank Curtis of this city will con-
tinue in the managementfo for the new
company.
Fred Thompson, day telegraph
operator at Winthrop, visited with
his parents here over Sunday. His
father, J. L. Thompson, has been
dangerously i'll with a complication
of disorders, but was on the gain
Sunday.
An exceptionally large cast, and
a capable one, a wealth of spe cial
scenery, and a plot of engroe sing
human interest, are among the
promises made concerning the new
Russo-Siberian play, For Her Sake,
which will be seen at the opera
house Monday, March 30.
A complete directory card of all
township and village officers in Red
wood county, with postoffices OF
clerks and treasurers, has been
printed at THE GAZETTE office, and
can be had free upon request. Sent
| by mail upon receipt Of two two
cent stamps to cover charges.
An entertainment will be given
in the opera house Friday evening,
April II, for the benefit of the SEN
ior class. The entertainment will
be of the nature of liter airy and
musical program by talented local
artists with the assistance OF sever
al high school students.
The burning OF the St. Peter ope-
ra house is responsible for the com
ing of the company which presents
For Her Sake here next Monday.
The company is a large one, and
usually confines its dates to large
towns only. but fill in a date here
on account of being thrown out at
St. Peter.
The fact that Ella Marble, an old
flyorite with Redwood Falls audi
) ences, will appear with the For Her
Sake company next Monday even
ing, will be OF special interest," t(
old-time play Billy Marble
; has also been with the company
until recently, but has lately beer
! transferred to another troupe.
Those who attended the Methods
church at the evening service las
Sunday, were given treat not dowr
on the weekly program. Prof
Sears, the lecturer, came in on the
: afternoon train, and kindly yielded
: to request to give one OF his lee
lures, slightly abbreviated, in liet
OF the sermon. Those who hearc
the lecture speak Of it in en-
thusiastic terms.