The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-08
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Fresh oysters at Smithers' loft.
| Mrs. E. F. Conner Of Albert Lea,
is the guest Of her daughters, Mrs.
|. N. Tompkins and Mrs. II. E.
! Jones.
j Undertaking is an art and a thor
ough knowledge of the art is possessed
by H. N. Bell, undertaken with Nc
McLean's furniture store
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve supper in the
basement of the church FRIDAY Of
this week, beginning at $50.
Miss Minnie Morley of Ableman,
Wis, is spending afew weeks here,
the guest of her sister, Mrs r. G..
Cole Of Red wood Falls township.
A clearance sale of fall and win
ter hats, caps and tams thing
sold at reduced prices for the next.
ten days, at Mrs Frances Dayis.
Mrs. G. q Tobias left last week
for her old home in Kentucky.
where she will visit with relatives
and old friends during most of the,
winter.
| In the divorce case of Powell VS..
Powell Judge Weber has granted
the decree to the plaintiff, Mrs.
Powell, and given her judgment for
about $4,000, together with costs
and disbursements, and making the
judgment lien on all of the Powell
lands in Redwood county.
A copy of the Washington Daily
Times of Monday, Oct. 31st, was
received here last Saturday. The
issue contains four column cut of
the John Clark family of Redwood
Falls township, the original photo
graph of which has since been pre-
sented to President Roosevelt to
dlsprove the theory of race suicide.
Mrs. Jennie M Colson, as a repre-
sentative OF THE GAZETTE, turned
over the photograph to the chief
executive.
Swift's Pride soap, made from the.
very best grade of taIlow, cleans and
preserves your clothes. Try it.
An item in the Mankato Free
Press of last Saturday says that
Judge Quinn yesterday afternoon
made an order allowing the final ac-
count of George H. Clark as assign
ee OF John A. Willard, insolvent.
Another dividend of a trife over
one per cent will be paid. Four
per cent. has been paid thus far, so
that the total dividend for the cred
itors will be about. five per cent. A
hearing will be had later for the
discharge of the assignee +"
Twenty or 30 Redwoodites at :
tended the Minnesota Wisconsin
foot ball game on Northrop field
last Saturday afternoon, and saw
the maroon and gold of Minnesota
flung to the dust by the Badger
team by a score of Is to IL. The
Wisconsin players simply out
played the Gophers in the game,
the two touch-downs by the latter
having been secured by fiuke and
an end run. The Wisconsin team
hammered through the center and
at the ends for frequent gains, while
two end runs for goals, and 40
yard goal kick won the day.
Sleepy Eye Herald: City Attor-
neY L. G. Davis received the sad
news last night that his brother,
Francis, aged 81 years, while out
hunting Thursday afternoon, was
accidentally shot and instantly
killed. The only information re-
ceived was, that in company with
Otto Wilmer, the brother was out
hunting in Stately township when
the accident occurred. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis went to the scene of
the tragedy to-day. The deceased
was single man and followed the
trade of carpenter He was born
in Wisconsin and came to Brown
county over 80 years ago. The
funeral will probably take place on
or Sunday.