The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-01-25
OVERFLOW LOCALS.
, wood for sale by T. F. Marsh.

| Chas. Croft and wife of Window
were visitor 5 at Marion Johnson s
the past week.
| j. A. McGettrick is back from a
trip to Chicago and other points,
lasting several weeks.
Both of our meat market men are
erecting ice houses for their sup.
ply OF ice next summer-Lobdell
just west of the bridge and Sher.
man adjoining his barn.
| Auditor Tompkin's present adj
dress is Wilmington, Va. A postal
card reports his family safely ar
rived there, with springlike tenn
perature about 81 above.
| Henry Klaus, a fireman on the
Rock Island with headquarters at
Madison, S. D., spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of his brother
John Klaus and wife of this city.
| Father Woods asks THE GAZETTE
to acknowledge receipt of $28 from
the Sunday tabernacle collections,
which amount has been turned over
to the library fund of st. Catherine S
church.
A party of a dozen or more Sun
day enthusiasts will 90 from this
city next Friday to Mason City, Ia,
to remain for several days. Fred.
Barnes and wife started last Mon.
day, as the advance guard.
Frank R. Lobdell and wife re-
turned home last Wednesday from
weeks visit with Joseph Corbett
and his relatives in Minneapolis.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Lobdell,
with Joe and Miss Corbett, were
taking in the interior sights of the
new state capitol, and Frank i'm
agined that he was in dreamland.
An evangelistic institute will be
held in Redwood Falls Feb. 9Th,
9TH and 9Th, under the supervision
of Rev. E. W. Green wood, pastor of
one of the Brooklyn, N. Y, church
es. Miss Greenwood is an evange-
listic superintendent of the national
w. G. T. q. and comes highly rec
commended. A full program for the
institute will appear in next week s
paper.
The library committee announce
that until further notice the library
will be kept open on Sundays from
Z:3O to 5:30 p. M, and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays frou, 2 to
8 o'clock, p. m. At present the
reading matter is limited, but the
committee hope to secure most of
the popular magazines for the read
ing room, and by making canvass
OF the city, get start in general
literature at an early day.
A meeting of the voters of this
school district has been called for
this evening at the court house, to
confer upon the proposition to
build new school house building.
The need for such building is
generally conceded, but the matter
of site is looked at from various
standpoints besides that of economy
of operation, which is the strong
point In locating the new building
alongside the present school.
At special meeting of the city
council held Saturday morning
licenses we're issued to all four
saloons of Redwood Falls, each pro
prietor having previously paid
| 81, 900 into the treasury. Before
the licenses were issued there was
some talk of G. W. Vaughn selling
out his establishment, and while
there was some foundation for the
gossip, the ST. Paul parties figuring
| for the establishment failed to NEE
his offer in time, and the PROPOSE
ton was cancelled.
The program for teachers exam
4 nations next week will open at 8:3t
Thursday. examinations in nhvSic.
and algebra, at 8 and 1870, to follow
enrolment. In the afternoon, com
mencing at 1:30, there will be exam
nations in geometry, ciyics AM
physical geography or general his
tori. Friday forenoon beginning a
s will be given to enrolment, pre-
fessional test. spelling and arithme
tic; afternoon to geography, reading
composition and penmanship. Sal