The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-03-02

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Red wood Falls.
Fred. Child was summoned to
Nevada. Iowa. Wednesday morning,
by a telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness Of his father.
N. Ell. Mahowald, one of the har-
ness and saddlery dealers of this
city, has gone to Roc hester to be
operated upon for appendicitis. Mr..
MahoWald was accompanied by his
brother residing at Morton.
A beautiful map, valuable for ref
erence, printed on heavy paper. AZ
x64 inches, mounted on rollers,
edges bound in cloth, showing our
new island possessions. the trans
Siberian railway, Pacific ocean
cables, railway lines and other
features of Japan, China, Manchur-
la, Korea and the far east. Sent on
receipt of 20 cents in stamps to w.
B. Kniskern, P. T. NJ, Chicago &
Northwestern railway, Chicago, I'll.
DR.. Mary Wheaton of Minneapo-
lis, is a very successful practicing
physician and woman of wide cul-
ture. She isan attractive speaker and
her talks to girls and mothers on
home building, domestic sanitation
and hygiene, with relation to health,
are listened to with absorbing in
terest. The doctors work is con-
nected with that of Miss Maddox in
connection with the state farmers
institute and is all free.
D. D. Cheney of Sparta, Wis,
known as the financial hacker of
the late Hans Gronnerud of RenYille
county, died recently at Beloxi,
Miss, and the funeral occurred at
Sparta on Feb. 10Th. When Mr..
Gronnerud went to the wall it was
claimed that Mr. Cheney was one of
the heaviest losers, ebut he could
well stand the loss. Mr.. Cheney
was quite well-known to Maj. Pow
ell and John P. Cooper of this city.
A New Cork telegram announces
that A. G. Weiss, now of Duluth,
but formerly of this place and North
Redwood, was in that city recently
and announced that Judge Parker S
candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for President would meet
with the approval of Minnesota
Democrats. The telegram also stat
ed that Mr.. Weiss would probably
be one of the four delegates at-large
from Minnesota to the St. Louis
convention. Mr.. Weiss deserves
the honor and Redwood county
Democrats should send a delega-
ton to the state convention instruct
ed for Mr.. Weiss.
Joseph E. Wing of Ohio is one of
the state farmers institute force
this winter and he hardly needs an
introduction to Minnesota farm
folks, as he was in the work OF this
state last winter, and for years his
name of Joe Wing" has been al
most household word through his
teachings in the farm papers of the
country. He is large stock grow
er, and is the man who brought the
culture of alfalfa east of the Missouri
river. Mr.. Wings struggles to
build up poor farm, 1.-The story of
Woodland farm, is acknowledged
by all who have heard it to be the
most thrilling, interesting farm
story ever told and every farmer S
son and daughter should hear it.
| Rev. VIM. Sunday, the base ball
player and evangelist, who revolu-
tionized things in Marshall even to
the extent of inducing Faank Whit
ney, Frank Case and Senator John
G. Schultz into joining the great
cause of the Lord, has been engaged
to conduct series of revival meet
ingsshere for all of the churches
| during next December. the ONLY
condition being the securing of an
auditorium to seat 200 people.
The committee having the matter in
charge believes this can be done,
but the demand calls forth Presi-
dent Colds statement that when
Redwood Falls builds a new high
school building the same must con-
tain an auditorium sufficient to fur
nish seating room for the people Of