The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26
Mother Goose, Crouley building.

Mother Goose, CrOuley building.
The teachers and pupils of the
two primary departments of our
schools will repeat the little play
Mother Goose's Goslings," at the
street fair. This was the best fea-
ture of the splendid entertainment
given last winter. During the street
fair this play will be given several
times each day in the Crouley build
ing.
The Granite Trib. proprietor was
touched for Is cents by journey
man print" recently, and the affair
drove the Trib. man back to reveries
and he pictured the good old days
in the city shops when man could
work when and where he pleased -
days that have gone and been sup
planted with sober men and typo
girls.
The canvassing board for check
ing up the primary election returns
met at the court house last Thurs
day in accordance with the law.
Auditor Tompkins designated G. E.
Mckay to serve on the board as bis
substitute, he being disqualified on
account of his candidacy. Squire
Gunnelson of Belview and Clerk of
Court Warner completed the board.
The marriage Of Miss Lula M.
Crouley and Herbert Arthur Blaze
was solemnized at Los Angeles, CAL,
last Tuesday, Sept. 18th. Miss Crou-
ley will be remembered here as
graduate of Redwood Falls high
school, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Crouley, formerly of this
city, who joined her father at Sc
attic last year. The groom is vet
eran of the Philippine service. F.
A. Gray met him in California last
year and formed a very favorable
opinion of his character.
Morgan Messenger: Wendhorn, a
real estate dealer of New Ulm, fig
ured last Monday afternoon in what
might be classed a rare causalty.
He has been transacting business
north of Morgan on that day and
when driving to town by some
means the buggy which he was rid
ing in caught fire. Just how long
the buggy was burning is not known,
as Wendhorn himself was not aware
Of the fact that his rig was on fire
until notified by Mrs. E. H. Albrecht,
who saw the buggy top ablaze while
he was driving past the residence.
When notified he was greatly sur
prised and somewhat frightened,
but by the assistance of few ladies
in that part of town the fire was
subdued by throwing water on the
burning buggy with pals. The
cushion in the buggy, part of the
top, one linen buster, one plush
robe and the buggy box was dam
aged by the fire. A satchel belong
ing to Wendhorn was also burned.
Reformed football is to be adopted
in the high schools of southern Min
nesota. While there has been no
actual agreement between the lead
ing schools of this part of the
state. it is understood that nearly
all, if not all of them, will abandon
the old style game and will play I'M
der the revised rules of the western
conference. 1t is believed that the
tuning down of the sport will have a
beneficial effect upon high school
football. Heretofore there has been
opposition to the game
the parents of students on
the ground of roughness, but school
are of the opinion
that the action of the conference of
colleges in legislating against mass
formations and in favor of open
play, will go far toward removing
this. Nearly all of the larger schools
will have strong teams and the Blue
Earth eleven, which held the 1905
championship, will have a profess
sional coach for the first time in its
history. Mankato, Wells, Madelia,
Sleepy Eye, Tracy and Redwood
Falls will all be represented on the
gridiron.