The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-10-21

at the opera house grocery.
You can save from So to S. on any
cloak, skirt or fur purchased at The
Model Dry Goods Co. 1t.
Miss Maud Kempton of Morgan
has sufficiently recovered from her
recent illness to resume her school
work in our high school.
B. A. Stevens of Charles City, Ia,
was in the city last week transact
ing business and visiting Mrs. B. R.
Wilson, his mother-in-law.
The civic improvement league will
hold special meeting next Friday,
Oct. 23d, at p. M, for the election
of officers and other business. 1t is
important that all members should
attend, and they are urged to be
present.
Piano at bargain. Fine instru-
ment, but little used. Apply to ].
A. Werner. 12-2t.
Prof. Cedergren, science and man.
ual training teacher in our high
school last year, is the nominee for
county superintendent of his county
at the coming election, and as his
election is assured, we predict. that
he will make capable and popular
official.
The Sleepy Eye Herald declares
that all of the twin city papers are
supporting jacobson for governor,
and that they are owned by the rail-
road and steel trust magnates. The
latter fact may be true, but it will
be news to the readers of both the
Minneapolis Journal and the Trib-
une that those papers are support
ing Jacobson. From that kind of
support, good Lord deliver US.
The Delhi Republican rally last
Tuesday called out an unexpectedly
large attendance. While voters are
not carrying torches or doing much
shouting this year, they are getting
thoroughly awake to the situation
and full vote may be hoped for
which is the important thing, after
all. The same report came from the
New Avon meeting the same night. |
The one thing needful for Jacobson's
success is a full vote.
W. H. Gold has received word
from Will Wallace that Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace are likely to arrive
here today. Mrs. Wallace having
been elected a state delegate to the
national convention of the W. F. M.
S. of the NJ. E. church, which is to
meet at Cincinnati, and stopping
here en- route to visit her brother |
and family, Mr.. Wallace accompany
ing her. Redwood people of all de-
grees will be rejoiced to greet them
once more.
The cement tile works will con-
tinue to do business here, notwith-
standing the closing of the manu-
featuring department. Orders will |
be filled at the yards as usual by
their representative here. The item
of last week should have stated this
fact. The increasing demand for
tile in this vicinity will make the
industry of increasing Importance
for some years to come at least.
Marshall Reporter: Burglars
entered the Big Store Saturday
night and relieved Mr.. Cook of
about $1,000 worth of the best furs,
silks and tafettas. The burglars
were not amateurs and knew values
to cent. Mr.. Cook stated that
knowing the stock as he does, he
could not have made a better selec-
ton. Black silks and tafettas, all
of staple grades, yet the most ex-
pensive were taken. No fancy pat
terms or anything easily identified
were even disturbed. The very best
furs. with muffs to match were TAX
en-, and the men were very clever in
selecting the best of everything.
These goods were packed in two of
the best suit cases in the house and
a medium sized telescope. They
went out the back door and evident
ly took the night train south, either
from here or at Lynd.
w. P. Elliott returned from his
Iowa trip last Friday, and in CONVEX
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