The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-25

Thanksgiving day approach.
Music hath no charm for the pro-
fessional force at work in the Gran
tie block. Wonder why?
Japs' celery is small. but tender,
crisp and Of nutty flavor. You'll
like it for Thanksgiving.
The muskrat crop is about ripe
and already jangles and rows are
astir about when and where it can
be harvested.
A class numbering over 40, the
first fruits of the revival meetings,
was admitted into the M. E. church
last Sunday, most of them on pro-
baton.
You can't afford to miss the Mon
son entertainment at the opera
house next Friday evening, Admis-
sion rs to 35 cents. reserved seats
so cents.
Remember the Thanksgiving serv-
ice tomorrow morning at 1870, at
the M. E. church, Rev. S. M. Smith
of the Christian church is to preach
the sermon.
Several of our Delhi friends were
were down to hear Miss Monson
last year and have written for tick
cts to our next entertainment. They
say it was great.
Hitchcock & Co.'s window display
of Redwood scenery was the center
of attraction for several days the
past week. The souvenirs properly
circulated will certainly help in adj
vertlsing the town.
Supt. Bebermeyer reports a very
interesting teachers meeting at Mil
roy last Saturday. He says that the
teachers of Redwood county are al
ways loyal to their duties and privi-
leges. The last of the series will be
at Wabasso next week.
The Morton Catholic churh will
celebrate Thanksgiving with a dedi-
cation service on account of the re-
cent installation of $1,000 pipe or
gan and two stained glass memorial
windows, the latter the gift of the
widow of the late Joseph Schwein-
furter.
Supt. Silvernale, formerly of
Olivia high schools, was last week
honored by an election as president
of the southeast Minnesota Educa-
tional association, in session at Wi
mona. Supt. 'Silvernale is evidently
making good as superintendent at
Red Wing.
The barn of Fred. Muetzel of
Sheridan township and surrounding
stacks of fodder and hay were burn
ed clean last Saturday evening.
aboutsunset, entailing loss estimat-
ed at $500 or more. The cause of
the blaze was either a spark from
corn shredder which had been run
ming there during the day or from
spontaneous combustion.
St. Peter Tribune: DR.. and Mrs.
Alfred : Chadbourne and child of
Kramer. N. D., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Chadbourn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jorgenson. DIR.
Chadbourne will leave for the east
soon to take a postgraduate course
in medicine. and expects to locate
there in the spriug. Mrs. Chad
bourne will spend the winter with
her parents.
Company L is this week beginning
work on target shooting contest
for gold medal which will prob
ably be awarded about the first of
January. The boys have had the
armory fitted up with electric lights,
and three different squads or sec
tons of the company practice alter
nate nights. The usual Thursday
evening drill will be cut out for this
week, on account of Thanksgiving
Manager Wherland was making a
preliminary canvass for furnishing
electric lighting at Morton last Mon
day. meeting the citizens at a public
meeting in the evening. The Enter.
pise says that Morton is far behind
in the matter of its lights, and is
boosting for electric lights. Mr.
Wherland followed up the Morton
! nooatinor with anothor of North Pod