The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-01-15
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Talk about your trust busters!
Teddy looks like thirty cents along
side the virtuous sage Of Belview.
New Ulm Review: The county
printing contract was awarded late
yesterday afternoon to Philip Liesch
OF the Brown County Journal. Mr..
Llesch is to receive four cents per
description for publishing the de-
llnquent tax list and SITS for all the
rest of the county's official notices.
Granite Falls Journal: The Wood
Lake News dished up big brown
roast for Lottie Tillotsen, the lady
who pretends to lecture. The Han
ley Falls Press says amen to what
the News said. Every time we have
seen her picture in local paper
we have made remarks not COM
plimentary to Miss Tillotson, be-
cause she was here once.
Franklin Tribune: Last Sunday
Father Sullivan preached his fare
well sermon in St. Patrick church,
Birch Cooley. Father Sullivan an
nounced that his successor would be
Father Bryne, a young priest now
stationed at Annandale. Father
Sullivan will take the place Of Faith
er Bryne at Annandale and will also
have charge of the Clearwater par
ish. The retiring priest has had
charge of the Morton and Birch
Cooley parishes for the past three
years.
Old General Apathy is in command
at Marshall also, according to the
Reporter, which notes that next
Monday evening the City Fathers
get together to vote on whether this
fair city is to have saloons, how
many, where they will be tolerated,
who can run the same, etc. If there
is no more interest shown in the
matter than has been seen of late, we
wouldn't blame them at all for let
ting the saloons remain, either. APP
parently the general public don't
care rap. one way or the other.
ST. Peter Herald: S. w. Davis re-
ceived a telegram last Sunday, in
forming him that the condition of
his grandson, Lieut.. Russell Davis
of the marine corps, is very serious.
Lieut.. Davis is in the government
hospital at Norfolk, Va. and is
dangerously ill with an attack of
typhoid fever. Congressman and
Mrs. Davis are at his bedside and
will remain until he is out of dam
ger. There is little probability that
he will regain his strength in time
to Join Admiral Evans battleship
squadron cruising to the Pacific.
Morgan Messenger items: Miss
Zita Parkhill, teacher in the Reding
district, returned Sunday afternoon
from Minneapolis, where she had
been spending the holidays with her
parents. H. G.. Albrecht, who
has been acting as manager of a
clothing establishment at Mapleton,
returned home Thursday and has re-
signed his position at that place.
Henry is undecided as to what he
will do at the present time, but
expects to remain here for few
weeks. - The damage case of
Mrs. Laura Kempton against the
village Of Morgan, which was won
by the village, will not be appealed
from the district court, nor will
another trial be granted. The time
allowed for making an appeal has
expired and the matter will now be
dropped.
DR.. John Copeland, E. O. B. H.,
has just received his degee as reg
istered pharmacist, under the law
passed by the last legislature, which
permitted persons who have been
engaged in the drug business for a
certain period of years to have Off
cial registration as pharmacists.
There was much opposition to the
law, it being claimed that clerk