The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22
Vote for a new high school build.


friends in this city a few days ago.
! DR.. Brand s sister, Mrs. ]. Kar-
els of Ortonyille, visited with him
the past week.
F. E. Davidson of Morgan attend
ed directors meeting of the tele-
phone company here last Thursday.
The alternate SHOWS and thaws
of last week served to put the
ground in fine condition for seed
ing.
H. M. Barrett OF st. Paul has
opened branch of the Edwards
Wood commission house in this
city.
Mrs. G. R. Hall of Plainview Wis
tied with Mrs. Cowgirl, her daugh-
ter, at the NJ. E. parsonage during
the week.
Miss Pearl Mckay arrived home
from Minneapolis Thursday, to
spend St. Patrick's day with the
folks at home.
The Sunnyside club has taken
action to protect the Salvation
Army meetings from disturbances
by certain hoodlums.
Dude Vaughn has returned to
Montana to renew his experience
as ranchman and COW boy, and look
after his claim.
G. B. Jennings, former resident
of this city, now living in North
western Wisconsin, was visiting
relatives in this vicinity recently.
If you are voter in this school
district remember you have an en-
gagement next Monday evening.
Vote for a new high school build
ing.
The dramatic section of the high
school presented "She Stops to
Conquer" at Morgan last Friday
evening, for the benefit of the high
school athletic fund.
It's none of our business, but
some of Earl Peabody's friend are
wondering whether it is business
or pleasure that calls Earl to Lam
berton to put in his Sundays more
or less frequently. Perhaps it is
both.
It's condition and not theory
that confronts Redwood Falls.
Either we must increase our school
room space so per cent. or stand in
the way of the education of our
children. Vote for the new high
school.
Fred. H. Dripps and Miss Leouo-
ra A. Stewart are to be married at
the Christian church to-day, Rev.
E. G. Nicholson officiating. The
young people will 60 to housekeep-
ing on Washington street, north of
A. W. Bager's residence.
Mrs. Mary J. VIM received a
check for 81, O01 from the Mutual Life
of New York last Wednesday as
beneficiary of the late ]. D. Vim.
A. F. Redman, district manager for
the company, delivered the check
in person.
st. Patrick s day being the birth
day of Rev. L.. F. Badger, members
of the church surprised him by pre-
senting handsome Morris reclin-
ing chair, upholstered appropriate
ly in green plush. The presenta-
ton was part of the program at
| the ST. Patrick social last Friday
evening.
Redwood Falls has gained unen-
viable distinction as being the only
town in this part of the state that
has turned down a proposition for
bonding for school room absolutely
required for the pupils of school
age in the district. Let us wipe
out the disgrace next Monday even
ing. Vote for the school bonds.
Election day wrought various
surprises in some of our surround
ing towns. Delhi again voted Ii
cense, though several wet goods
dealers have failed to find patron
age there to keep them going. Han
ley Falls went dry by barely one
vote, while Window turned turtle
and voted in license by a small
majority, after dry spell lasting
several years.
| At the directors meeting of the
rural telephone company held here
last Thursday, all of the nine di-