The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-28
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wages and hours. Write Publicity
Bureau. st. Paul. 39-2t
E. o. Lentz of St. Cloud arrived
here the first Of the week on visit
to his brother and family on the
west side.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve pastry sale in the north
part Of Hingeley & trusts store, on,
Saturday, May LIST.
Special sale in ladies' suits and
Jackets Friday aud Saturday, April
3Oth and May LIST, at Peterson's
Cloak Store.
E. G. Coppock secured four addi-
tional lots adjoining his residence
site west of the bridge last week,
through the agency of j. B. Robin
son & Co.
Change of program every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Orchestra
every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. Price is always the same-ten
cents at the Redwood Dream.
Manager Wherland of the Electric
Power Co. construction gang saves
considerable time and trouble by
attaching a trailer to his runabout
and taking supplies and tools from
point to point as needed.
Secretary Fred. Pierce, Y. M. C.
A. secretary for Brown and Red
wood counties, is preparing to re-
turn to Illinois to engage in the
same line of work there. We are
at a loss to know who will take his
place, which cannot be readily filled.
April has realized all of her moods
the past week, sometimes several
of them the same day. Snow, frost,
rain, sunshine and tumultuous wind
storms have all scored during the
past seven days, but Sunday and
Monday were characterized by a
pleasant temperature and sunshine
for the most part.
Herman Werder was shoveling
through snowdrifts last week for
the benefit of stock on his New
Avon farm. And another New Avon
resident tells US that the remains Of
the monster drifts of last winter
still make trouble for teams going
along the roads. But these are only
"reminiscences of winter kept in cold
storage.
Lamberton Star: Last Sunday
morning occurred the death of Miss
Fay Neal, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Neal, Jr., residing about seven
miles north Of Lamberton, the cause
of death being peritonitis, after an
illness lasting about two weeks. The
deceased was born in Bristow, Iowa.
in the year 1894, and was Is years, l
month and three Gays old at the
time of death.
Bun Marvin and all Of the selling
agents for the Parsons Self-Feeder
company are to do their travelling
with Buick cars this summer. the
company having nader arrangement
ments to try this plan for their traV-
cling men. II country roads were
everywhere what they ought to be.
no doubt the newer style of locomo-
ton would cut into the railroad
passenger business quite seriously ".
There was double case of kid
mapping on Second street last Friday
evening, when two of our younger
set were torn away from their best
girls by a gang of kidnappers from
North Redwood. The victims dis
covered that it was useless to strug-
gle against odds and returned on
the first bus home, to explain their
reason for missing their appoint
ment The kidnappers are said to
have enjoyed the affair rather more
than the kids did.
The men of the Episcopal parish
have secured a literary treat for
May 10th next, when the japanese
orator, Kio S. Inui. will deliver one
of his lectures at the opera house.
The young orator speaks good
enough English to have won first
honors in an intercollegiate oratori-
cal contest few years ago, and his
endorsers unite in saying that he
possesses decided turn for humor,
as well as an earnest directneSS in