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

Crisp and tender celery Japs.
Remember the N. B. G. demon
stration today, at Cummins &
Dripps.
Leave orders for pure cream and
milk from healthy cows with Joseph
Tyson. Phone 1872. 17-2t.
CAREFUL ATTENTION given to the
fitting of children's glasses and sat-
isfactory results assured in all cases.
DR.. A. ASLESON.
Fred. Portrait. formerly of Bel
view, was recently promoted to be
travelling auditor for the Walker
Lumber Co. in this territory.
For SALE.-First class kitchen
range, absolutely good as new.
Half price. A bargain.
15-4t. Postmaster King.
Rev. Fathers Gmeiner Of Spring
field, F. S. Rant of Arlington and
M. Stukel of Newmarket. this state,
arrived yesterday and are assisting
Father Scheffrer in the celebration
of st. GATHERINGS day in this city to-
day.
GLASSES If satisfactorily fitted,
preserve sight.
Morgan Messenger: Peter We'll
ter went to Redwood Falls the fore
part of last week to visit relatives.
Mrs. Welter, who has been at Red
wood Falls for some days receiving
treatment for an injured ankle, re-
turned home Saturday.
Nearly $50 people reported at the
union prayer meeting in the M. E.
church last Thursday evening. and
all of the speakers expressed the de-
sire to keep up the good work be-
gun at the recent union meetings.
Church union seems to be something
more than dream in Redwood
Falls.
The Rev. S. M. Smith will con-
clude his special series of Truth
Sermons" at the Christian church,
next Sunday, with two interesting
subjects. Morning, 1920 o'clock,
Scripture Types of the Church"
Evening, 7:30 o'clock. Real Chris
tan Union" The public is cordially
invited.
The writer took whirl through
the hail beaten part of Redwood
county few days ago. And the
corn was being cribbed in luscious
looking heaps or was coming to
town with overfowing wagons and
you would not have known from
the appearance Of the farmers that
any of them eyer suspected that
they were used up or out Of the
race as a result of the storm.
Clerk Warner predicts a pleasant
winter. Eight applications for
marriage licenses within as many
DAYS looks that way. The names
entered on the register are: VIM.
Robinson and Miss Jane Smith of
New Avon. H. B. Mclean of Illinois
and Miss Maude Edwards of this
city, John H. Marben and Ella Roth,
Otto H. Dahlgren and Hannah j.
Lund-all of the south side of the
county; Hazen Foster and Lizzie
Mitchell, Seth Carl Fitch and Gertie
Sander, Rasmus Sunday and Edna
Murray, Edward E. Turner of Jud-
son and Miss Susan M. Eaton, a sis
ter of Editor Eaton of the Morgan
Messenger. Quite list of people
who will doubtless be particularly
thankful tomorrow.
Hugh Peavey is back. Although
he has hobnobbed with railroad
magnates and played fantan with
millionaire real estate dealers. his
heart beats true to Redwood Falls
and he has moved his family back,
so that his son might start life with
the advantages of climate, scenery
and ozone which developed the In
FAINT energies of the old man. Just
as the Kentucky bred trotter needs
the blue grass Of that state to starr
him right, Hugh believes that the
youthful Peavey will trot squarel
and develop better form if allowed
to fill out in Redwood county. 81
this winter he will be at home in the
Edwards cottage on 9Th street