The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-15
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Mr.. andaMrs. Peter Praxel, for
mer south side residents were called
upon to lay awaysat restssa little son
recently,fat their present home in
Willow.aRiver, in northern Mime
sofa.
Mail carrier Ed. Hills had trouble
last Saturday.swhen his team ran off
a grade near the Winng farm. The
cold water Of the slough nearly par
alyzedsthe animals and it was two
hours.before the team could proceed.
ThesMethodist Sunday-school will
give an Easter program nextSunday
at thea usualfsunday- school hour, II
o'clock. In the evening an interest
ing Easter fpraise service will be
held, including program of special
music blythe chorus choirs.
Apitzsthe.tailor is pretty indepen-
dent Of BUSES, train and timetables,
thanks to his motor cycle. He only
consumes one hour in getting to
Morgan, and the Enterprise states
that he made Echo over poor roads
in an hour and half one day last
week.
New Ulm reported two suicides
last week, both of the unfortunates
being old men. The dead body OF
Gottlieb Schrodt, a icarpenter. aged
I 81, was found in a building on We'd
nesday, death being by the revolver
route. Thursday Martin Remiger
an inmate Of the home for the aged,
wandered mile out of town and his
body was found, with the throat cut
with a razor, in the woods. Certii-
Gates Of deposit to the amount OF
STU .33 were found on his body.
Holeproof hosiery for sale at
Heilman & belong. A six months
guarantee with every purchase.
HEILMAN & DELoNG.
Friday Of next week will be -Arbor
day, and The Gazette ventures to
suggest that an excellent way of
celebrating the day in this locality
would be by making a united dem
onstration at the cemetery grounds.
A score of men and teams, working
under proper direction, could change
that more or less disreputable look
ing resting place for the dead into a
beauty spot, and with Decoration
day close at hand, it is time tina
such action was taken.
Next Monday the high school base
ball club Of this place will open the
base ball season here with a game
with the Olivia club. This will be
the first of series of four games
scheduled to be played here, the
second to be on Saturday of next
week. with RenviIle. Both Of these
are strong clubs and our youngsters
will appreciate good support. Tick
cts for the series of four games are
being sold at rs cents and all lovers
of the national game should invest.
The annual meeting of the Pres
byterian congregation of this city
last week showed very satisfactory
condition Of activity in the various
branches. The trustees reported all
outstanding Indebtedness taken up
except few bills payable which had
been provided for, about $500 hav-
ing been raised during the year for
church expenses. In addition. the
ladies' mite society paid out $500 to
extinguish an old debt and other ex-
penditures for the bentfit Of the con-
gregation, and the ladies' mission
airy society distributed about $3.50 in
various missionary channels, in addi-
ton to the unusually large mission
airy collections made by the congre-
cation. Messrs. Pease, Cooper and
Johnson were reelected trustees
and Messrs. Carter and Mclean
elected elders.