The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-04
Hear and see the Days, imperson
ators, March 18th.

ators, March 18th.
Annual meeting of the Rural tele-
phone company today. Now don't
get excited, gentlemen.
The ladies of the Mite society will
meet with Mrs. Jensen for sewing
Friday afternoon, from 2 to 5
o'clock. Ladies of the congrega ton
cordially invited.
The Misses Abraham of Gaylord
have leased the annex of PhiIbrick' 5
store, fronting on Third Street, and
will open millinery parlors there as
soon as they have arranged their
stock.
j. A. McGetrick attended meet
ing of the fire company the other
night, and just to show that he
hadn't forgotten the boys he used
to run with. put $40 bill into the
emergency fund of that organiza-
ton.
The Vesta Censor recently printed
some alleged poetry on the proposed
removal of the county seat from this
city to Wabasso. We have heard of
'The Song that Moved My Heart,
but if that song moves the court
house it will make new record.
VIM. R. Barnes started yesterday
for Texas, to conduct land party
to various points in that state. O.
C. Grapp Of this city intended to
accompany him, and they planned to
make stops at Brownsville and other
points along the Texas coast line,
with detours to Corpus Christi, Gal
weston and other towns.
Auditor Larson received from
State Treasurer Dinehart, the first
Of this week, a check for $25, 900,
being a loan which the county ap-
piled for last fall on account of ditch
No. 4. Applications fer loans from
state school fund have tn be filed in
advance when the fund runs low,
each applicant being served in order
Of application.
Elias Day and wife, the celebrated
impersonators. will appear in this
city, next week, March 18th. as the
fourth number on the list of library
course entertainments for this sea-
son. Press notices and heralds give
this combination a high rating as an
amusement feature, and the attend
ance is likely to keep up the good
record made by all the other library
benefits. M
/, Judge Olson came up from Sleepy
Eye yesterday to preside over a
special term of court, the main busi-
ness being to hear arguments on
some ditch cases and to pass SEN
tence in the Fenske case. Judge
Olsen is winning the good opinion
of attorneys by his disposition to
accommodate them by holding spec
ial terms in their own counties to
facilitate the settlement of causes.
The aged mother Of Rev. R. F.
Chambers. who has been in failing
state of health for several weeks,
was thought to be nearing the end
of her earthly pilgrimage last Satur-
day, and her daughters were sum-
moned. Mrs. Mccoy of Chicago,
who visited at the manse here sew
eral weeks ago, arrived for a second
time last Sunday. Monday and yes
terday the Invalid was reported on
the gain.
In connection with the Poultry
show in this city next week, Prof.
Green Of the Horticultural depart
ment of st. Anthony Park school
and probably the lady principal Of
the domestic economy end of that in
stitution will give talks for the bene-
fit of poultry raisers and others.
Prof. Joe Tyson, principal Of Up-to-
Date dairy farm, has also promised to
give a talk embodying his actual
experience in the feeding and mark
citing of livestock.
Evangelist Buchanan made an in
teresting evening of the date set
aside for answering questions, and if
he did not satisfy his critics he GER
tainly answered their questions with
ingenious candor and fairness from
his point Of view. Although some
of the questions verged on the i'm
pertinent, Mr.. Buchanan never dis
played temper or discourtesy. AS