The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-29

eral house work. Inquire of Mrs
w. H. Gold. 9-2t.
Scholars holding exhibit tickets to
the Redwood Dream can present
them any evening.
Will sell both of my base ball
grand stands for little more than
half the original cost of lumber. In
quire of F. M. Isham. H. H. Peavy.
If you send your sons and daugh-
tiers to the Mankato Commercial
College, they will be under the best
influence, morally, socially and edu-
cationally. Send for their year.
book. 1t is free.
A large plate glass in the Apitz
block, next to Pease's hardware
store, was broken into bits Monday
by team which had been left stand
ing unhitched in front of the build
ing. The teamster will probably get
costly lesson out of the experience
and hitch his team hereafter.
Mankato was all stirred up Mon
day over the submission Of vote
for charter authorizing one form
of government on the DesMoines
commission plan. If it is true as
stated, that the saloon element and
the chronic politicians are against
the proposition, the new charter
should win.
Vesta Censor: Three men met in
Vesta Monday whose ages aggregate
223 years. They were Uncle Jim
Arnold, age u; William Kremin, ",
and John Rohlik, Sr,, IA. It would
he hard to find three men whose
ages totaled $50 years that are as
robust and healthy as the above
named gentlemen.
Springfield Advance: Yeggmen
broke into the hardware store and
postoffice of M. j. Eichten at Wanda
Sunday night and secured consider
able booty. Uncle Sam however did
not sustain the loss that the postmas-
ter did. The postofice, which is
connected with the hardware store,
was robbed of few stamps and
some small change which had been
left in the cash drawer, while from
the hardware store the robbers took
a hammerless shot gun. one Win
chester repeating shot gun, watch
chains, gold watch, compass and
other articles.
Morgan Messenger: A certain lady
residing near Morgan, whose name
we were requested not to publish,
told the editor of this paper at the
exhibit room last Thursday, that
parties from California had request
ed her to prepare large amount of
canned fruits, jams. etc.. for them
from products Of Redwood county.
If some of our California friends
could have seen the display of fruits
and vegetables at the exhibit room
in Morgan last week this would not
be surprising news to those who are
not acquainted with this country as
fruit raising belt.
The Rt. Rev. Samuel Cook Edsall.
D. D., bishop of Minnesota, visited
Olivia on Monday. September 10th,
for the purpose of laying the corner
stone Of St. Johns Epicopal church
and also Of conducting the opening
services in the church and soIemniz-
ing the same by formal benediction
reports the Times of that town.
These two services are ordinarily
separated by a period of some
months at least, but in this instance
while the foundation was completed
some time ago. and the superstruc-
ture of the building is in place, the
insertion of the corner stone in the
niche provided for it was delayed
until the Bishop could be present.
If you wish good hay call on To-
bias, the hay man. Stiff.
Geo. Gagnon's house and contents
in Watson's addition were practically
ruined by fire in very few minutes
last Monday, soon after one o'clock.
Mrs. Gagnon was washing clothes.
heating water on a gasoline stove.
and suddenly became aware that the
stove was all ablaze. Before she
accomplished anything in the way of
checking the fire, it communicated
with can Of gasoline near by, so
that Mrs. Gagnon could barely get
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