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

Miss Myrtle Cooper left for Min
neapolis last Thursday and re-
NAMED for several days.
President W. H. Gold of the Gold
Stabeck bank attended the meeting
OF bankers at Mankato during a
portion OF last week.
After the local lodge of Knights
of Pythias worked in the rank of
knight last Tuesday night, Gen.
Parkhill served very pleasant
luncheon to all the members pres
eEt.
Real nice cards received from EI
Tijuana, Mexico, indicate that
Messrs. G. E. Mckay and H. f.
Buechner, have left National City to
take in the sights at the Lower Cal
ifornia bull-6ghting city.
Michael Lauterbach, who has
been pushing business in the har-
ness line for some time past, has
made up his mind to branch out.
He has rented the small building
just east of the Bank of Redwood
Falls building, and will soon start a
little factory in the same for the
manufacturing of moccasins and
boot and, shoe pacs. Mr.. Lauter-
bach expects to supply quite a
large demand for these articles OF
footwear, and may even place a man
on the road to boom the business.
Miss Blanch Maddox of Ontario
is most charming little woman, of
bright and genial personality that
commands the profound respect of
the old ladies and absorbs the good
will and close attention of the girls.
She has organized more women s in
stitutes in Ontario than any other
woman. Wherever she has been in
Minnesota she has left hosts of
friends. The ladies will be spec
tally interested in her work on the
afternoon of the first day of the
farmers institute, in separate hall
or church.
THE GAZETTE has received copy
of the San Francisco Call from Geo..
M. Browne, formerly of Delhi, now
of Cloverdale, CAL, containing a
complete account of Cloverdale S
twelfth citrus fair, showing that
sections ability to compete with
any other section of California in
the matter of raising all citrus prod
ucts. The exhibits were varied
and unique, reproducing a church
in miniature, the model of a store
likewise, and the mining tunnel
near that place from which the
golden fruit is taken. The fair last
ed for three or four days.
The estate of the late James X.
Sloan was probated yesterday, and
the property went as directed in
the will. Mr.. Sloan S illness, which
resulted fatally. required a large
portion of the estate for defraying
expenses, and the property left,
after certain provisions of the will
are carried out, will not be large.
Among the requests provided by
the will is 80 acres of land to Miss
Agnes Black, to whom the young
man was betrothed, and who nursed
him much of the time during the
illness which terminated fatally.
Thos. Sloan, the father, and the
sisters OF the deceased, were all re-
membered by the young man.
r. D. Church of Minneapolis, who
was recently selected architect by
the Redwood Falls public library
board, was in the city last Wednes-
day getting the views of the mem
bers as to certain changes wanted
in the proposed building. Mr..
Church will submit the entire floor
plans, as well as perspective view
of tho huildinO fo fnll vooaf;ncr of
the board in short time, and the
latter will then make such changes
as are deemed best, and that can be
made without increasing the cost of
the structure. Mr.. Church stated
Wednesday that he hoped to be
able to place fire-proof floor over
the heating plant, which was not
provided for in his original estimate.
The town of Paxton has been OBJ