The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-02

Miss Lucy Schueller visited rela-
lives in Morgan last week, returning
home Sunday.
Assistant Cashier Clement visited
his home in Vernon Center, Mimi,
the first Of this week.
Leave orders for pure cream and
milk from healthy cows with Joseph
TYSON. Phone 1872. 17-2t.
A.C. Allison of Malone. N. Y,
visited Frank Hubbard and family
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Winnie Fife, formerly a
high school student in this city, ar
rived last week to accept a position
at The Model store.
SEAMsTREss- Children's garments
speciality. Dolls dressed for the
holidays. CARRIE Cole, Flynn
ST. 18-4t.
A fake dispatch in the dailies last
week stated that D. E. Laird is
chairman Of the Democratic county
committee. This is news indeed.
Black and white LleWellyn setter
lost, named Ranger. Liberal re-
ward for return to owner name on
collar.) C. K. ODEKIRK.
M. A. Ebright, Redwood resident
road agent for Geo. R. Newell &
Co., was one of 48 passengers who
came in on the late St. Louis train
from the east last Wednesday night
to put in Thanksgiving here. Two
buses were parked full for two
trips.
Mrs. S. A. Byington. who left this
county with her children several
years ago, recently wrote to Mrs.
TurreIl that her family is prospecting
out in Washington. The two older
daughters are married, the youngest
teaching school, while Guy has a
good position in printing office at
Bellingham. Mrs. Byington is filling
a responsible position as matron OF
the girls department of a children
home at Seattle.
It's a caution how luxuriantly
everything grows out in California.
Even Fred. Barnes fish stories that
he used to tell seem almost insignifi-
cant when compared with the follow
ing which appeared in the Anaheim
(Cal.) Plaindealer of Nov. FL:
Fired. Barnes of this city caught a
$50 pound Jewish at Newport Beach
Wednesday. He landed the monster
with small tackle rod and reel, and
it required two hours to safely land
the big fish,"
AS usual, the Thanksgiving SER
vice last Thursday morning was not
so generally attended as it should
be. although the service and Elder
Smiths sermon were worth hearing
If our ministers and churches would
get together next year and arrange
for a union service on the eve of the
nations holiday, we believe that the
attendance would be doubled anc
that such action would find favor
with all house-mothers who find i
difficult to minister to enlarged
households and attend the service or
Thanksgiving day.
There appears to be great man,
people who are not aware tha
Thanksgiving is not legal holiday
in this state. We believe that ;
great majority of the citizens of the
citizens of the state would like tt
see it made so at the next session o.
the legislature. No school teacher
or other employee should be com
PEELED to work on that day agains
their inclination. and as a genera
rule very few are required to do so
It is one day set apart by custom
and national feeling for the Reunion
of families in this great nation.
| Frank Davidson, who has beel
putting in several months in tn
Canadian northwest, was in thi
city Saturday. Mr.. Davidson say
that while he missed the politica
campaign on this side of the line. h
was an interested spectator of poll
tics as she is played in King Edward
, provinces, and discovered that
! was a pretty warm article. Th
: spell binders up there occupy tn
: same platform with their polite;
Z opponents. and it is one of the con