The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-16

Take look at the celluloid and
plush picture frames, cuff and collar
boxes. handkerchief boxes, glove boxes,
ETC., at Schleuder's. 1t
VIM. Henze of Wabasha, father of
DR.. H. J. Henze Of, this city, was
visiting with the latter during a
portion of last week.
Charlie Mead S "fencing girl "
is not so bad. either, as boomer OF
his calendars. The design is neat
one and the girl is irresistible.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon Burch on Tuesday
evening last, and boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Lindsay the evening be-
fore.
Burning ashes is new PROPOSE
ton, but they do say that it is done
with great deal of satisfaction.
You can only burn them once, how
ever
Ed. Pease still insists that there
are likely TO be "gayer calendars
than his offered to the public eye
before Jan. 1st next, and those that
are to come, he thinks, are to detract
materially from his. AS result, it
was necessary for him to get into
the field early in order to get any
kind of advertising out of them.
A. D. Stewart has made applica-
ton for farmers institute meeting
to be held at the court house in this
city some time in February, asking
for the full corps of instructors, and
the institute to last a couple of days.
President Gold of the Commercial
club has backed up the application
with a strong invitation for the
club IT, be present.
Mrs. ORB. Turrell was called tc
St. Paul early last week, on account
of the sudden death of a nephew
Mrs Turrell's brother. Mr.. Smith
had been in attendance on his oldest
son at Hot Springs, Ark, but day
: or two, when the younger man dice
from the effects of a stroke of appo
plexy. Mrs T. will remain in St
Paul for week or so.
Watches, chains, rings, brooches
t cuffs and collar buttons are all strictly
e proper Christmas gifts, and can b.
: found down to date at Schleuder's.
The Redwood Falls band has re
Y Gently purchased large quantity o
j. additional music, for both street an(
:, indoor concert purposes, and thu
S members are now practicing on thu
S selections. Leader Clark says tina
!. when spring time returns again thu
: band will be in a position to give t.
) the people of Redwood Falls thu
d very best street and concert music
e furnished by any band in the state
e The work of reducing the walls o
Il the ruins caused by the destruction
/. of Hotel Francois and the Hough
n master block is going on, and the
d salvage of good brick is fully as
great as previously anticipated
U With such a salvage, and with The
: foundation walls in perfect condition
n there ought not to be much trouble
J. in getting the buildings we'll under
way with the first signs of spring
: next year
l. The party that found julius Mel
S ges book containing $45 in cash ant
It certain bills receivable, apparent,
n did not intend to return it whet
e the book was picked up. Mr. Mel
d ges' name appeared in the book sew
If eral times, and the finder would
q have no trouble in attempting tt
e locate the owner had the former beer
a honest in his intentions. Mr.. Melge.
S insists that the loss is endurable
: although it will take about 45(
|, shaves on various faces to get bact
d the money lost, not counting thu
bills receivable.