The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-15

past week. a
For first-cIass dressmaking call on
the Misses Discher. at foot of Lincoln
and Bridge streets. list
Miss Anna Christopherson of I'm
derwood is visiting with the family
of County Treasurer Johnson.
Mrs. Addie Ruter and daughter,
Miss Constance, came in from Cali
fornia Saturday, and are yisitingat
J. J. Tiffanys $. They will reside
here IN the future
Thecinest furniture for the home
and Office can be found at Mclean S,
furniture store-al at very lowest
prices. Undertaking in all its
branches specially.
George Houghmaster and Fl. A !
Baldwin left for Hand county, S.
D., Monday. for for the purpose of
closing the sale of some more of
their land located in that county
Washing easier, sweet smelling
clothes, economy in time and les
sening in of hard work. All ac-
complished by the use of Swift's
Pride soap and Washing powder
Mrs. E. B. Korns of Tracy, wife
of Attorney Korns OF that city was.
the guest of Mrs. G. 7. Howard ov-
er Sunday. A dinner party was
given to Mr. Horns and Judge
WebOer during Mrs. Korns stay in
this city.
The Women S Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will
hold its regular meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon, November 10th.
at three o'clock, at the manse with
Mrs. L. F. Badger. An Interesting
program has been prepared.
Wood for sale at JAS Martins black
smith shop. 15-2
Lieut.. James Swayne Beecher, u
). N, recently given leave of alb
sence from the service, was visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. G. T.How-
ard, and family during a portion of
the past week, having come up from
New Ulm, where be was visiting
with his brother.
Elgin Qil,) Daily News-Again
has Father Vaughan appeared be-
fore an Elgin audience and once
more has be thrilled his auditors
with his peerless oratory, He car
ried his audience from thought to-
thought with an ease and eloquence
that brought him supreme admira-
tion from all Sermons from Shake
speare Nov. 9th.
In the case of Ellen M. Wederath
VS.. George Schwab, an action to re-
cover for SANDER; the jury. after
remaining out over Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night, reported
a disagreement. The jury stood g.
to in favor of giving Miss Weder-
ath verdict, and the amount men
toned, although never considered,,
ranged from $50 to So, 900.
G. E. Norton of this city received
word recently that he had become
heir to 100000 worth of property,
by reason of the death of an vi c'e
in Chicago. Under the terms of
the will Mr.. Norton receives $40
900 cash at once. The other $40
600 is invested in property, from
which Mr.. Norton will receive the
income for Is years before the prin-
cipal is turned over to him.
Second hand sacks for sale at Mccoy
d Smith's-10c each while they last.
Mrs. F. A. Gray and youngest
son left Monday for Minneapolis.
There they were joined by Miss Luz
la Crouley on a trip to Seattle,
where they become the guests of
guests of their uncle and father.
VIM. Crouley, who will take them
through Washington, Oregon and
California during the present win.
ter, the entire party to return here
with the warm weather next spring.
Farrells& Keefe have been oblig-
ed to take back the new threshing
rig sold TO John Green this year.
They do this because Green owed
them $500 on the 1905 payment, in
addition to the amounts due in fut-
ure years. The impression has
gone abroad that the firm took mon
ely from Green that should have
gone to the help, but this is not SO,
that firm being more than fair with
the crew.
At the annual meeting of Red