The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-07-06

DR.. =. Il. Adams Of Morgan was
transacting business here last We'd
nesday.
Postmaster King and wife arrived
home from the St. Louis fair last
Thursday.
Fl. g. Scbmahl went to Wabasso
last Thursday, to attend the funer-
al Of the late Peter CORES.
Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, guarantees posi-
ton. You want one. Write them.
Mrs. Myra Jones returned last
Wednesday from visit with friends
and relatives at Northfeld and vi
cinity.
Mrs. Harry Laird and baby
daughter of Ivanhoe were visiting
with relatives and friends in this
city last week.
The Episcopal Sunday school pic
mic last Wednesday was favored
with perfect weather, and the
youngsters report an enjoyable
time at the park.
J. M. Stephenson, young Lucan
merchant, and Miss Amelia Warnke
of that village, were united in mar
riage last Wednesday, in this city,
by Rev. g. W. Lutz.
]. E. Kiley removed his family
last week, into. the house recently
purchased from Mrs. Liebenguth,
which has been remodeled and re-
fitted throughout by carpenters and
painters.
Father J. J. Woods and large
delegation of the Catholic order of
Foresters drove to the home of the
late Peter CORES early last Thurs
day morning, to join the funeral cor
tege to Wabasso.
Our citizens are to be congratu
lated upon the liberal use of paint
90 store fronts and residences this
summer. A we'll dressed town at
tracts friends as inevitably as a
we'll dressed man or woman.
Supt. Edwards forwarded his
household effects from Brown Val
ley to this city several days ago,
and is having them installed In his
future home on the west side of the
Redwood the residence of E. d.
French. Mr.. Edwards is early on
the ground in order to familiarize
himself with the needs of our city
schools for the coming year.
DR.. G.. r. Pease will leave this
week for his annual summer vaca-
ton, and will make tour of a num-
Der of eastern points. Rumor as
serts that the doctor may pay a
visit to the island of Cuba before
his return, to investigate alluring
offers in the way of real estate in
vestments. AS stated elsewhere,
DIR. Pease S office will be occupied
during his absence by DR.. Brand
Of Minneapolis.
Rural mail carriers will be keen
Iy disappointed when they learn the
real effect of the new law passed by
congress, allowing $720 to each
rural carrier per annum. Really
only ten per cent. OF the carriers
will get 1920 under the law as ad-
mlnistered by the department. A
graded salary scale for the rural
carriers has been arranged on the
basis of the number of miles trav
eled and went into effect on July l,
1904. Carriers on routes twenty
four miles and over in length will
receive $720; twentythree to TWEEN
ty-four miles, $702; twenty-five to
twenty-three miles, 1854; twenty
one to twenty-five miles, 1866; TWEEN
ty to twenty-one miles, $648; eigh-
teen to twenty miles, $612; sixteen
to eighteen miles, 1915: fourteen to
sixteen, $40; twelve to fourteen,
1904; ten to twelve, $468; eight to
ten, $432.
The Marshall Messenger of recent
date contains the following: Judge
Patterson went to St, Louis on
Tuesday to be present at Mrs. Pat
terson s appearance on the musical
program at the graduation recital of
the Weltner Conservatory of that
city. Mrs. Patterson has been
very successful in her musical
studies at ST. Louis the past few
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