The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-23


ST. Paul Friday morning, returning
in the evening.
Emil Rasmussen. state boiler in
spector, was over from Revere on
Tuesday of last week.
DR.. Belt will for the present lave
his Office at his residence one loor
west of the Presbyterian churcl. 1t
Mrs. H. N. Bell was in Wood
Lake last Friday evening, installing
the officers of the Eastern STIR at
that place.
Otto Schell came up from New
Ulm Friday morning, and attelded
the funeral of the late VIM. Pfeffer
in the afternoon.
Brentwood articles and photo francs,
water color and oil paintings, for sale
by Mrs. M. l.. Huntington, at her resi-
dence. 1885,.
Frank Curtis and wife came over
from Springfield Friday, and will
leave here for their future home on
the Pacific coast. :.
G. E Dickinson. at one time en-
ployed in the store of Philbrict &
Co., has closed out his business in
terests in St. Cloud.
Miss Addie Brigham returned
home from an extended visit With
her sisters at St. Paul and Mansato
on Sunday afternoon last.
Thos. A. Whittet and family left
Monday for Sumner, Wis, where
they will visit for a month or more
with relatives. They were accom-
panied by George Whittet, Jr.
Rev, G. W. Lutz will deliver
New years sermon next Sunday
morning. In the evening he will
take for his theme, "Rooseveltian
Standards, or "The Strenuous
Man." H..
A son of Henry Mather, residing
at Echo, sustained fracture of his
skull by being kicked by horse
last Friday evening. DR.. Pease was
called to assist DR.. Gill in the work
of dressing the fracture, and says
that the boy will live.
Miss Platt, the excellent instruct
| or in the west school house of dis
trict No. 6, aided by her pupils, en-
joyed Christmas tree at the school
Friday evening. A program of
reading and song was given by the
teacher and pupils to the audience,
after which the tree was stripped.
Mankato Free Press: f. W.
Philbrick is being talked of for may
or of Redw Falls. Tip, " as the
boys years ago called him, has GER
tainly got one advantage over most
men; he possesses large amount OF
| good solid flesh, that would fill a
mayors chair to perfection. He is
first rate business man too.
Do teachers read the county pa
pers? Supt. Race placed notice in
THE GAZETTE and two other county
papers, calling attention to special
certificates issued to teachers to
allow them to 90 home for the holt
DAYS at reduced rates. Within five
DAYS from the time the notice ap
peared in THE GAZETTE, 45 teachers
applied for the railroad certificates.
most of them writing L read the
notice IN TIE GAZETTE
Watches, chains, rings, brooches,
cuffs and collar buttons are all strictly
proper Christmas gifts, and can be
found down to date at Schleuder's. l
Hon. H. w. Lightly OF Austin, a
member Of the last legislature, as
we'll as OF other sessions, and au old
friend of Adam Alexander, visited
with the latter and family and a
nephew and niece south of town, on
Thursday and Friday last. Mr..
Lightly is a farmer and was chair
man of the house committee on agri-
culture with the result that every
bill reported out by that committee
was passed by the house, and sew
eral of them were the most impor-
tant of the session.
The White Ribboners met with
Mrs. Hougbmaster on Tuesday last
There was full attendance. 1t was
decided that for the present the un-
ion shall meet only once month, on
the fourth Tuesday. The topic for
the day was evangelical work. II
was led by Mrs. Lutz, superintend