The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-04

guests Of the Misses Vean and Dean
Baldwin lasts FRIDAY.
For Sale Span of well-matched,
bay Tresmont mares, A years old.
Winfred GRAY. 28-tf
John Johnson and j. w. Prokosch,
living southwest Of this city, visited
at Renville last week, and report a
pleasant trip.
Secretary and Mrs. Fred. Pierce
were up from Sleepy Eye last Friday,
and attended the meetings at the
Christian church.
Clean Minnesota No. Is flax seed.
early Ohio potatoes and good TIM
othy hay for sale, by Albert Clark,
Sheridan township, if taken during
next three weeks. 30-2t
| A fire alarm last Saturday morn
ing brought out the fire department,
but it developed later that the dense
smoke in the northeast corner of
town came from burning off stubble
and trash.
Geo. Root is now at the head of
the hospital department of Thuer-
wachter's furniture store, and that
establishment is now prepared to
take orders for upholstering and fur
niture repairing Of all kinds.
The family of J. A. McGetrick
moved into this city after the recent
auction sale, and are now installed
in the house on the corner of Mill
and Wyoming streets, formerly occu-
pied by Rev. CowgilI's family.
Prof. Stanley Wilkens, who is a
graduate of the Agricultural school
at Cornell University as we'll as of
the ST. Anthony Park Institution
and knows the fine points of poultry,
has been secured 70 act as judge at
the poultry show next week.
Mrs. j. A. Seminal arrived at the
home of her parents in this city last
Friday, and was joined by Secretary
]. A. and Dana after the arrival of
the next train, the family coming
here in honor of grandma SchmaPs
birthday.
Miss Margaret Larkin Of the city
schools was called to her home at
Renville last Friday, to attend the
funeral of her nephew, VIM. Foster,
a boy of II who died at his home in
St. Cloud, his remains being brought
to the former home of the family
near Renville for burial.
The aged wife of Rev. Thayer. who
was pastor at Delhi for season some
years ago, died at Minneapolis last
Wednesday, in the 89th year of her
age. Although her husband is near
ly or quite ninety years old, he has
been doing active pastoral work up
to recent time.
Henry Soltan's auction on the
Simondetsfarm last week was sue
cessful beyond his expectations, and
he has asked The GAZETTE to give E.
Bailey the credit for good work as
auctioneer. Mr.. Soltan has taken
the Frank Birum farm, which the
latter recently purchased from VIM.
Knapp, and will occupy it the present
season as tenant.
Willard Root disposed of the last
of his five and ten cent store stock
last week, having found the expense
of doing business too large to justify
his continuing during the dull
months of the year. He was con-
sidering proposition to go into
business at the place where he form
erly resided Verdi. MINI. but we
are glad to learn that he will remain
here for the present, employed in
this city. AS leader of the band
Willard has been doing good work,
and we hope to see the good work
go on.
Carlyle Gazette: It has just leaked
out that H. H. Heavey umpired
prize fight while, in Redwood Falls
recently and this in the face Of the
fact that Billy Sunday grated the
town to the tune Of several hundred.
dollars only few years ago. Two
kids donned boxing gloves
and lambasted each other for sew
eral rounds and a big crowd of
sports stood around and cheered.
They say Peavey is an expert ref
cree and that the mill was slug
ging match from start to finish.