The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-27
0ratorical contest Feb 9Th.


The high-school oratorical confess
will come off Friday evening of mex
week, Feb. 9TH, at the NJ. E. church
Miss Carrie Hicks of Marshall
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Jaehning during the
past week.
The Ladies Aid society will serve
supper in the dining room of the NJ.
q. church next Friday evening from
$50 to 8 o'clock.
| Hon. Jas. A. Larson, Attorney
| VIM. Ell. Cooler and w. II. Wallace
came over from Walnut Grove last
Saturday morning, thelatter having
returned from trip taking applica-
tions for loans.
If you wish to buy a good mandolin
at less than one-haIf its cost when new
call at the Thompson music store E.
o. Wonder, owner.
Found-a sum of money in the
Delhi postof1ce. Owner can have
same by calling on Postmaster At
kinson, Delhi, proving same and
paying for this notice.
New Ulm Review: Miss Madge
Baker of Redwood Falls arrived
here last week for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ;. J. Juene-
mann. Mrs. Juenemann entertained
in her honor Saturday evening.
Ben C. Graft of Waterville arrived
here last Monday and will have
charge of The Fair store during the
next few weeks, FL. G. Shockey hav-
ing secured a short assignment that
will combine both business and
pleasure.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve supper at the residence
of Mrs. Dr. Finn, on Thursday eve
ming of this week, commencing at
$50. The ladies in charge will be
Mesdames Finn, Francois, Laird,
Lamberton, Huntington, McClin-
took, Coffin and Thompson.
Hon. VIM. Wichman of Redwood
Falls was calling on friends in this
city Monday. Mr.. Wichman says
that he does not believe he will
again be candidate for the house,
and in case he does not, Renville
county will lose the services of a
tried and true representative.
Mrs. A. E. King gave dinner
party or Thursday, in honor OF
Miss Rowlatt of England. Nearly
all the guests, either themselves or
their immediate ancestors, had at
one time called 1.-THE tight little is
land their own native land. Every
one present enjoyed the occasion
exceedingly.
With the thermometer reading
thirty-odd below the past week,
Mrs. S. ]. Race has, brought spring
into the living room of her home by |
growing lilac bush in full bloom
in midwinter Mrs. Race cut off a |
branch from lilac tree last fall, |
inCnrfn1 ~ IN uotor 90 4 lvo,,4 - o,,,o
piled with moisture and suitable |
temperature, with the above result. |
The experiment is worth repeating. /
Renville Record After fourteen
months of the hardest kind of work
and tireless energy W. w. Harvey, |
as appearance would indicate at this
writing, has finally succeeded in
securing a fine flow of water at
depth of 227 feet. Some ten days
ago he had pumped for nearly two
days when all of sudden some
coarse gravel was forced up, clog
ging the pump. This delayed OPP
erations for time, but on Tuesday
afternoon everything was made
ready for a fresh start. The pump
was started and in the succeeding
"a hours 5,28O gallons were
and as clear an article of
water as we have ever seen. Those
who have tried soap in it say it will
make lather good enough to shave
with. The water comes to within
So feet Of the surface.
New Ulm Review: H. L. Beech
err is in receipt of letter from his
brother, Lieut.. James S. Beecher,
Of the United States navy, in which
the officer gives an interesting ac-
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