The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-02-26

Minneapolis friends last Saturday
morning.
| For Sale Span Of well-matched,
bay Tresmont mares, a years old.
Winfred GRAY. 28-tf
The opera house has been leased
for moving picture show during
| the month of March, and perhaps
longer.
All are invited to the Is cent sup
per at the M. E. church dining
rooms next Friday evening, COM
mencing at $50.
Supt. Faunce Of the Boyd public
schools accompanied C. C. Draper OF
that place in visit to the relatives
of the latter in this city last Satur-
day.
! M. Donham has been visiting here
| the past week with his sister, Mrs.
Byron Whittet, having just recov-
cred from a successful operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. J. S. Winn Of Richmond
Center, Wis, who has been visiting
her aunt and cousins at Pleasant
Grove farm, returned to her Wis
consin home last Wednesday.
Clean seed wheat. oats, Mimi. No.
Is flax seed. early Ohio potatoes and
good timothy hay for sale. by AL
bert Clark, Sheridan township, if
taken during next three weeks. 30-2
]. B. Robinson received word last
week of the death of the aged faith
err of Mrs. (Oferman) Weber, at
the home of the latter in Faribault.
The aged man was an invalid for
some time before his death.
Only two weeks to the the first
exhibition of the Redwood County
Poultry Association. Lively scratch
ing and cackling on the part of the
friends of the enterprise will result
in something to crow over after the
poultry show is over.
A rest room at Madison was used
by over 5000 ladies and children last
year. If some benevolent organ
ization would fit up one of our va
cant store buildings for rest room,
they would be hailed as public bene-
factors. Think it over.
THE GAZETTE inadvertently omit
ted mention of the fire in the Cark-
huff dwelling on Mill street last
week. The insurance was adjusted
by Agent Hingeley at $3.50. and the
loss was paid last Monday, to the
satisfaction of the insured.
Attorney Hopkins of Fairfax was
in the city Thursday and favored
this Office with cali. Mr.. Hopkins
informed US that the Methodist con-
gregation at Fairfax had already
raised over $4,000 for new church
which would probably be erected
there this season.
Editor Wallace, who has been
managing the Fairfax Standard for
a stock company for several years,
has bought out the stockholders and
is free and unshackled." as every
editor would like to be. Brother
Wallace is wide-awake and in
dustrious editor as well as a skilled
printer and will win out.
THE GAZETTE of last week should
have called attention to the action
of the city council in ordering the
removal of blinds and screens from
saloons during closing hours. Some
day the poor mems clubs" will be
required to take down the screens
at all hours and thus eliminate the
loafing and treating features, as is
already required in many places.
A quiet crusade against the use of
cigarettes and tobacco by minors
has been entered upon by the city
council. cooperating with the police
and school board. No class Of our
people are better entitled to the
protection Of lid on illegal prac-
tees of this nature than the boys
and their guardians who would be
benefited by such law enforcement.
Supt. Jacobson of Dawson schools
was guest of Supt. Mosher here
last Friday, having come down to
inquire into the workings of our
manual training and sewing depart
ments with view of inaugurating
similar work at Dawson. Dawson