The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-14

Mrs. Fannie E. Baldwin was in
charge of the nut food display at
Kuenzli q Luscher's store during
all of last week. Mrs. Baldwin is
now in the employ of the company,
and serves the food and coffee to
patrons of the stores where the food
is sold.
Mrs. Paul Mccoy of Minneapolis
has been visiting with her parents,
former Mayor Smith and wife for
several days past. Mr.. Mccoy
came up from Minneapolis Wednes-
day evening and remained here
until the following noon, when he
took the St. Louis west for Boyd.
Wanda Press: THE DAILY RED
WOOD GAZETTE duly received at this
office every day this week, and THE
GAZETTE staff are certainly hustlers
Here is hoping that the county seat
of Redwood county will soon grow
to have "a daily not only during
the week OF a church conference
but daily to stay.
G. M. Reese, OF Minneapolis,
agent for the Minnesota Grain Co.
of Minneapolis, was transacting
business in the city last Tuesday.
Mr.. Reese has been oyer the state a
great deal and thinks that at the
present time R. G. Dunn has the
best chance for the Republican
nomination for governor.
Rev. L. F. Badger was attending
the Mankato presbytery meeting at
Mankato last week. At the meeting
Revs. G. McKibben, L. f. Badger
and E. W. Lanham were appointed
a committee to effect a settlement
between Rev. Best and the churches
at Vesta and Wabasso. A. 2.
Smith of Redwood Falls was nomi-
mated as a commissioner to. the
association meeting.
The city development committee
of the ST. Paul Commercial club
entertained at a dinner in that city
on Monday of last week DR.. John
Sinclair, who left that night to take
up his new work as pastor at
| Brookline, Mass. There were TWEEN
ty guests and a plumber of addresses
were made, bearing upon Mr.. Sin
clair S work as pastor of the First
Presby terrain church and in the
Commercial club.
Mrs. l.. Kemmerer will leave this
week for Hallock, Kittson county,
where she will reside in the future,
she having secured the position of
manager of tho large store of Hon.
c. J. McCollum at that place. Mrs.
Kemmerer has been with the store
of f. w. Philbrick & Co. for several
years past, and has served in
various capacities, acting as sales
lady as we'll as manager of depart
ments, and during all that time she
| has made a success of her work,
personally increasing the patronage
of the store through her business
methods. That Mrs. Kemmerer will
| be a success at Hallock there can
| be no doubt.
The cement sidewalk construction
for Redwood Falls is nearly com
pleted for this year. All of the
walk on the north side of Wyoming
street has been laid, as has also the
walk on Fifth street from Minnesota
avenue to Washington. The work
of laying the walk on the south side
of Fourth street, between Washing
ton and Lincoln, will be completed
this week, and work on the walk
from the postoffice to the court
house will be finished before another
week. On Fourth street, some of
the large maple trees, which have
been growing for years, were cut
down in order to get the walk on
the street line.
The October apportionment of the
general school fund disclosed that
the aggregate attendance of the
state public schools is less than at
this time last year. whereas a con-
siderable increase was expected.
The difference is 1,12O pupils, and
the state department of public in
struction is at loss to account for
this falling off, except upon the
theory that under Dracapt oon1i