The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-09
SHORT ITEMS GAzETTED.

w. H. Gold was in St. Paul and
Minneapolis during portion OF last
week.
The st. Agnes guild will have hand
made handkerchief on sale at Mrs.
Mortimers all next week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Keefe of North Red
wood Sunday morning.
E. R. Smith of Usage, Mimi, son
of E. M. Smith, was in the city last
week, visiting relatives.
There will be basket social at
the VIM school house in district
No. 63, Friday evening, Dec. 18th.
Sparkling cut glass, fit for Aladdin's
palace or my lady's dressing table, at
Schleuder's jewelry store. 1t
George Dickinson expects to leave
next week for his future home in the
lumber regions of Idaho and Wash
ington.
Dwight Bissell made a trip to
Minneapolis Friday to consult with
his partner in the Colorado mining
interests.
Beautiful patterns in knives, forks
and all kinds of fancy spoons displayed
at Schleuder's jewelry store. 1t
Nels Haag was in from Granite
Rock yesterday, and reported all
threshing done in his town before
the storm of last Wednesday.
Always good tine for those who
have one of those handsome gold-plat
ed bedroom clocks from Schleuder's. l
c. w. Lussenhop of Paxton was
not the party under arrest for the
spreading of contagious disease
referred to in the last issue of this
paper.
Harry Barnes came down from
Bottineau, n. d., last Friday even
ing, after having spent several days
there taking care of the interests of
his father and uncle.
A bill book of the Winona Steam
Laundry, belonging to ]. H. Melges,
was lost in one of the banks of the city
or on the streets recently. 1t contained
$45 in cash. Finder will return to Mr.
Melges and receive reward. 1t
Commencing with last Thursday
evening mail car accompanies the
night train on the st. Louis, and
mail is now carried to and from
every point on the line of this train
Statesmen wanted to look after our
interest in Redwood and adjacent coun
ties. Salary or commission. Address
the Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, O. 1T
P 0. Callaghan was in from Sun
down last Saturday and stated that
Miss Rector, the teacher of the
school in his district, had been
called to Spirit Lake by a telegr am
announcing the drowning Of her
brother and brother-in- law, and
that no school would be held in that
district until her return. Mr. Cal
laghan was also thanking Redwood
friends for assisting in retaining
the postoffice at Shutdown
VIM. Pfeiffer has been very i'll
during the past week with pneu-
monia, and at one time Saturday
evening it was thought that he
would not live through the night,
but the excellent professional work
of DR.. Pease, and trained nurse
from Minneapolis, brought about a
rallying spell. Monday night he
had hard time OF it, although yes
terday morning he was reported as
holding his own.
At the M. E. church next Sunday
morning Rev. G. w. Lutz will deliv-
err sermon on 1.-The Benifcence of
God S Commandments. At the
close of the sermon there will be a
reception of members. In the ev-
ening MIR. Lutz will give an address
on Paradise Lost by Theodore
Dubois, as rendered by the Mime
apolis Philharmonic club in a recent
concert in the exposition building
before an audience of 5000 people.
The chorus was composed of $50
singers, besides four soloists, tai
ented musicians from the east The
club was assisted by the symphony
orchestra, composed of so pieces.
The male nuartettn and choir will