The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-29
Mrs T II. Baker iourneyed to

the cities one day last week
The Vesta Censor notes that Mrs.
Athey of this city has been serious
w i'll while visiting at that place.
Henry Haubrick of this city is
natient at St. Alexander's hospital, |
New Ulm, for treatment on account
of severe case of pneumonia.
Mrs. Hornburg, who visited Red
wood several times while her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mailer, was a resident
here, has recently returned from
Spokane, Wash, and visited at Edi-
tor Mahler's last week.
| The wife of Michael FLAG of
Charlestown township died on the
18th inst, after a lingering illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. FLAG settled in
Charlestown in 1875, and have
reared six sons and two daughters
to adult years. The funeral was
held from the Willow Lake Catholic
church. Rev. Father Poloseck offici-
ating.
David Parker of Three Lakes
| closed the purchase of Jas. IleJt S
residence property in Watson's ad-
dition, formerly known as the Dietz-
man house, last Thursday. Mr..
Parker is an old and honored resident
of this county. and is the right sort
of citizen. Mr.. Ilett is intending
to take his way westward to Wash
ington state in the near future.
/ All aboard for trip around the
world. Trains leave at 7, 7:20, 7:40
and s o'clock, from the Presbyterian
church. Stopover privileges allowed
for touring Scotland, Ireland, Ger
many, Japan and the capital city of
Washington. Appropriate refresh
ments at stopping places. Tickets
Is cents for school children, 25 cents
for adults, with Pullman palace cars
on each train at 10 cents extra.
With apologies to the Crystal so
ciety of the Rebekah sisterhood,
THE GAZETTE desires to correct an
advance item in last weeks issue,
connecting the society with another
order-D. of Fl. The ladies enter
tanned their guests elegantly, with
handsome decorations and hot house
flowers for their tables, which were
spread with the choicest of fare.
Following the feast was program
of vocal aud instrumental music,
readings, and an disqualification OF
work in the 'steenth degree by ten
: Of the sisters that was simply great.
Deputy Auditor Everett finished
} the March settlement sheet week,
showing a total of $40. 441.S7 OF
county money to be distributed al
this time. The city revenues are
benefited to the amount of 1928 At
, for road and bridge fund, 1857. 6;
for common fund, $119.07 sidewalk
I assessments and 1881 So for library
fund. The state gets dizzy of So,
l 238. 40, $3.50. Is goes to county
fund, So. 701.8 to town road anC
: bridge, $613.81 to village road anC
. bridge, So, 208. IA to village revenue
! 81, 29676 to town revenue, $2,285, 4;
to one mill school fund and $18, 047.
% to special school tax fund. The
Z schools get nearly one half of tht
: total sum.
y The Dixon Star of the 21st inst.
] contains a full resume of the worl
1 of W. A. Sunday in that city, and
Z wonderful work it has been. A
/: the last meeting, held on Monday
= March goth, 146 converts came for
] ward, making total of l, 354 for tn
4 series of meetings. In addition t
4 the regular expenses, amounting t
(: over $500, and a free Offering t
/. Mr.. Sunday of nearly $4,000, Their
7 was raised by the efforts of tn
] evangelist, in the course of on
4 hour or whereabouts, the magnif
( cent subscription of s., 433 for th
9 erection of Y. M. G. A. buildin
3 at Dixon. Another small side issu
] was the raising of $500 for youn
4 ladies' charitable organization {
1 Dixon. Mr.. Sunday has gone t
!: Colorado and will hold services i
!. Cannon City this week.
|! Mrs. E. G. Patterson, formerly {
( this city, has been giving concert
4 in Window, Marshall and othe
4 towns. The Window Reporter d.
o1orac, %hok tGMrC LOO