The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-26


The Lutheran congregation in this
city had a largely attended meeting
last Friday ascension day-at the
the church.
If you can't keep your clothing
clean with such help as the white
Cloud" washer gives, you don't de-
serve clothing to wear. E. A. Pease
Renville papers state Representa-
tive J.. A. Dalzell is giving it out
that he is going to leave Morton and
open up law office at Hibbing, on
the iron range.
If you don't know what to buy
for your graduate friend, take a
look at Asleson's stock. You are
welcome, whether you find what
you want or not. All parcels done
up in class colors. 42-2t.
It is sometimes nice to be an edit
or. Franklin people rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Milestone a monster
farewell reception on the occasion OF
their departure for Montana, al
most all of the people of the village
being on hand.
Auction sale at Donald Stewards,
Fifth street, next Saturday.
The rooms above Jaehning Bros.
store are being entirely remodeled
preparatory to installing the new
telephone exchange there, which
will probably be opened July LIST,
most of the outside work having
been finished at this date.
Rainy weather last Saturday af-
ternoon knocked out the auction sale
of Donald Stewards and Mrs. ORA
per's household furniture. Unless
Jupiter Pluvius turns things loose
next Saturday, the sale will come
off that day, beginning at 1890
sharp.
John Klaus leads off this year with
an original creation in the line of
window decoration for Kuenzli &
Luscher which should be seen to be
appreciated. Large portraits Of
of Lincoln and Washington are the
central figures, with profuse drap-
ing in the national colors.
Nothing in the way of gift will
please quite as we'll as a gold watch.
Asleson has them of the best stand
ard makes, for ladies or men, and
they will last for lifetime. 42-2t.
Supt. Silvernale Of Red Wing, SON.
in-law of j. S. Baker of this city,
will deliver the commencement adj
dress before the Olivia graduating
class next Friday evening. 1t will
be recalled that Supt. Silvernale was
largely responsible for the excellent
standing of the Olivia schools.
Secretary ]. A. Schmahl has re-
sponded to an invitation to deliver
the Decoration day address at New
Ulm next Monday. Remembering
Mr.. Schmahl's address here last
Decoration day, we can guarantee
that the New Ulm people will hear
something worth listening to next
Monday.
Editor Hughes of the Echo Enter
prise was one of many who have
been stung by so-called business col
leges. He says "they are bad lot
for the unsuspecting printer to bump
up against and we often wonder if
they instruct their pupils in the
gentle art of dead-beating credit.
ors."
See the beautiful seal rings and
other rings at Asleson's. 42-2t.
G. G. Thune accompanied Mrs
Thune to St. Luke's hospital, St
Paul, last Thursday, where the lat
ter will remain for some time until
her safe recovery from the results
of an operation. Mr.. Thune re.
NAMED in st. Paul for several days.
and Mrs. Thune will be visited by
one of her daughters every week
during her stay.
The annual telephone meeting next
Tuesday is likely to be largely at
tended one, the directors desiring
that all stockholders should be rep
resented. The question of what tc
do with the bonded and floating deb
will have to be met in some way
and it will be the fault of the stock