The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-02
Ed. Honl was up from Sleepy Eye

Ed. Honl was up from Sleepy Eye
last Sunday.
House for rent-Apply to Mrs.
Chadderdon. 1926.
For Sale-Pure bred male hog, |
age % years. Inquire T. H. Inglis.
Lost-A black double wooden
shawl in Redwood Nov. q. Finder
please leave at this Office.
C. T. Howard and family enjoyed
Thanksgiving day with Lee Beecher's
family at New UIm. Mrs. Howard
and Harriet continuing their visit for
a few days.
For SALE.-First class kitchen
range, absolutely good as new.
Half price. A bargain. Inquire at
postofice. 15-4t
Carl S. Rygh, who was in charge
of the local electric plant recently, |
reports to the Madison Independent
that the plant which he is managing
uses gas for fuel and that Edgely,
N. D., is fine little city.
Girl wanted for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. H. E. Jones.
Next Thursday. at 2:30, the w. G.
T. U. will hold their regular meeting
in the Presbyterian church. At this
meeting Mrs. Chadderdon will give
report of the national convention.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all ladies in the city to be present.
The Ladies Industrial Bazaar will
have bazaar and pastry sale in the
basement of the Christian church
Saturday, December II, beginning
at 10 o'clock, at which time comforts.
aprons, fancy and useful articles will
be for sale. 1926
Thanksgiving day weather was
not very favorable for the coursing
meet here last Thursday, but con-
siderable interest was shown by dog
fanciers. The winners were Grace,
Afire, Fine Sport and Ringmaster.
The club is figuring on holding a
big meet here next spring.
Mrs. E. HI. Chollar recently re-
turned to her home in Arcadia, Flor
ida, after visiting her son Wilbur at
Boston and with old friends in New
York, and reports that it seemed
rather pleasant to leave New York
with four inches of snow on the
ground and get back among the
roses and blossoming peach trees in
her own yard, with the outdoor tenn
perature at 70 degrees.
Two claimants for the state re-
ward for the capture of Ed. Lines,
who plead guilty to the larceny of
horse at the last term of court, have
filed claims with the clerk of court.
Marshall P. H. WEIGH of Tracy is
one of these and Alfred Swoffer of
Walnut Grove is the other. The re-
! spective claimants will be heard in
chambers by Judge Olson, who will
decide which one is cit"
Under the new ruling of the post
office department, which goes into
immediate effect, all registered mail
must be delivered in person to the
addresses and not even upon his
written order can it be delivered to
any other person. If registered
letter or package cannot be delivered
to the person addressed it must be
returned to the sender or other
wise disposed of under regulations
!. applicable to undelivered registered
mail.
The departure of Rev. c. c., Adams
and family from Delhi, after six
years pastorate there, following
three or four years labors at Wabas,
so, removes the ranking minister in
this county in point of long service.
Mr.. Adams is an accomplished bible
student and fluent speaker, and
all his friends should rejoice in his
promotion to city pastorate ano
hope that his work there may prove
profitable as we'll as pleasant to both
pastor and people.
Dad Isham's prophecy of nic'