The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-30

Goethe were in St. Paul for a few
hours last Sunday.
A dark gray golf cape was lost be-
tween this city and the vim farm
the last day of the fair. Finder will
please leave at Hitchcock's drug store
and receive reward.
Jas. H. Peters, who passed away
on the night of Sept. Oath, was sc
years old when he died. and was
the father of three children, only
one of whom, Leon H. Peters of
Portland, Oregon, survives him.
The Sleepy Eye and Redwood
Falls high school foot ball teams
will play on the Redwood gridiron
next Saturday afternoon. This is
the first football game Of the sea-
son, and some strong playing is
looked for, considering the real
earliness of the game.
Miss Newsalt of Owatonna would
be pleased to explain her methods and
terms of instruction for voice or piano.
at her rooms at residence of ]. j..
Palmer. It,
A paper lace screen in the grocery
! department of Francois & Schmahl S
store caught fire from cigar about
eight o'clock Thursday evening.
The fire was discovered a second or
two after the blaze commenced by
Mr.. Schmahl and was extinguished
before the fire department arrived.
Farm for rent, located two miles
] from Seaforth. With or without inn
plements and horses. Call on B. G.
Schueller, sheriff. 8-3t.
Admirers If DR.. John Sinclair in
and around this city will be pleased
to know that be has accepted an
invitation from the publishers of
THE GAZETTE for a series of articles
on historical sights in and around
Boston, to be published at intervals,
after the noted minister reaches his
eastern home.
Good farm of 12O acres in Under
! wood township for rent. Inquire of
Mrs. L. H. Terhell, Redwood Falls. s-tf.
Readers of local papers have
] probably noticed the clever talk
used in F. W. Philbrick &1Cos. S
advs. during the past two or three
weeks. Mr.. Philbrick S new super
intendent, o. w. Hoffman, is an
expert adv. man, and talks to the
people as though he were talking
over the counter-business.
Wanted-Every lady in Redwood
Falls and vicinity to 60 to Kuenzli &
!. Luscher's store for sample of Malta
] Ceres, Nut Butter and Fruit Cereal
Every day, Oct. 5th to Oct. 9th.
The goodbye reception given by
i. the Sisters of Rebekah and the Odd
. Fellows at their hall last Saturday
evening, attracted large attend.
ance Of the fraternity. Originally
+. planned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodrich, it's scope was enlarged to
take in two other families affiliated
, with the order-those of 6. E. Nc
3 KAY and Ward Arnold. The latter,
t accompanied by their wives, intend
a to remove from Redwood Falls next
: week, for an indefinite stay. Mr..
: Goodrich was not able to appear in
, person on account of his recent
5 accident, but all of the others were
5 present and were made to under
: stand that they would be missed by
, their brother and sister lodge mem
5 bers at least. The reception was
e wholly social and informal and con-
S tinued until quite late, refresh
e ments of ice cream and cake being
{ served some time before breaking
f up. With all truth it may be said,
that the balance of the motto of the
: order-friendship and love-was
S conspicuously in evidence during
S the evening.
: Music pupils, voice or piano, call OF
Miss Newsalt, at j. ]. Palmer's, anC
e learn her terms, etc. 1t.
e Further plications were added
e to the Sleepy Eye shooting case
d Friday by the arrival in New Uln
I of Mrs. Charles Kimball, the de
n serted wife of the man who attempted
to kill Mrs. J. M. Toomey tire,
weeks ago. She came here from
her home in Baraboo, Wis, will
= the avowed intention of havingshe
. husband released on bail and thel