The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-09-30
Competent girl wanted at Modern

competent girl WanIeu at Nouci =
Steam Laundry.
Our NeWAvon correspondence was
passed last week, through no fault
of the reporter. The items appear
this week.
Not too early to be looking after
your overshoes. All styles can be
seen at our store. Heilman & De-
Long.
Christian Endeavorers are request
ed to attend the semi-annual busl-
ness meeting of the Presbyterian So
ciety, at the manse, next Friday
evening.
]. D. Jackson residence for rent.
Bath, electric lights, furnace, barn
in connection. Inquire of j. B.
Robinson & Co. or at the First Ma
tional bank. git.
During a thunder storm early last
week, the lightning destroyed four
stacks of wheat belonging to Earle
Peabody, north of the city. Fortu-
nately, the stacks had been insured
in one of the reliable companies rep
resented by Robinson & Co., SO that
the loss will be small.
Competent girl wanted at Modern
Steam Laundry.
Neudecker, the Clements poultry
man, who captured several premi-
ums at the recent state fair, was in
the city last Wednesday, and stated
that he regretted not making any
entries at the county fair. The
poultry exhibit here was not very
large, but included some fine birds.
w. T. Wilcox did The Gazette Of
flee good turn last week by hust-
ling a large casting to this city from
Milwaukee to replace a badly broken
part of our gasoline engine. In a
little over 48 hours the engine was
running as good as new. Such Incl
dents help to explain Alderman Will
cox's success in business.
From a business letter received
from Charlie Chollar recently, we
learn that his family is now settled
in Minneapolis and that Mr.. Chollar
finds his duties as credit man for the
big retail dry goods firm of J. W.
Thomas & Co. very much to his lik-
ing, SO far, and will be glad to greet
his old friends in this city who may
call upon him.
The congregation of the Christian
church last Sunday morning extend
ed call to Rev. F. M. Smith Of
Browerville, Mimi, to become their
pastor, in place of E. G.. Nicholson,
resigned, on account of loss of his
voice. Mr.. Smith preached to the
congregation the previous Sunday
and made an excellent impression
upon his congregation, his election
being the sequel. It is understood
that Mr.. Smith will enter upon his
duties very soon, and the congrega-
ton is to be congratulated on secur-
ing a successor to Mr.. Nicholson
without needless delay.
In spite of the continued dry
weather the ditch question is acute
whenever the county board meets.
Last Wednesday county ditch No. 4
had the attention of the county
board. Some of the parties along
the ditch had become alarmed at
the tile ditching and appeared be-
fore the board. It appeared that
some of the tile ditching had been
done rather poorly but had been
taken up and was being relaid or
had not been accepted by the engi-
neer. The county board handled
the matter with very good judg-
ment and temper and seem to have
reached a conclusion satisfactory to
most if not all concerned. There
will be no change of engineers and
the one in charge will look after the
work closely. Like most troubles it
was caused by misrepresentation and
exaggerated rumors.
CnShinn Solo Chnoc