The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-31
OERFLOW LOCALS.

d IlCDllCW VI Slldo. any
the Tiffany clan last week.
Use Viscol on your shoes and pro-
long the life of the shoe. 15c bot
tle.-Heilman & belong.
Good clean flax seed for sale,
grown on five years old timothy sod.
John Clark, Sr., Redwood Falls,
MINI. 34-2t.
Rev. Smith accompanied Messrs.
belong and King to Belview Mon
day night, to assist in presenting the
Passion Play pictures.
w. S. Mckay is pushing his requis-
tie for housekeeping time, furni-
ture renovater called. "Shine shine, J"
and he guarantees that tits It."
A. McIlreavie of Sleepy Eye visited
at the John McIlreavie home last
week. Mr.. McIlreavie was north
bound and expects to locate al some
northern Minnesota point in the
near future.
The annual meeting Of the Pres
byterian congregation has been called
for next Monday evening, when a
good attendance is particularly de-
sired. Two trustees and the same
number of elders are to be elected.
Percy Evans. son-in-law of A. V.
Fedderly, came up from Minneapolis
last week for a short visit. He
states that Ed. Fedderly has been in
Bemidji and northern Minnesota
points looking at land but that Ed.
left on Monday with a large party
of land seekers for Washington.
My land in Aiken county for sale
or trade toward 40 acres or less in
Redwood county. R. O. Johnson,
Redwood Falls, Box 275. 1926.
Commenting on the postoffice rob-
berries at Echo and Wood Lake, the
postmaster editor of the Vesta Cen
sor recommends the setting of trap
guns for yeggmen. There ought to
be some way for postmasters to de-
fend their property.
Mr.. George Gaffney, one of the
old settlers in this section, died at
his home six miles north of Delhi
last Monday, from a third stroke of
paralysis. He will be buried tomor-
row morning. Rev. R. F. Chambers
will have charge Of the service, as
the Delhi Presbyterian church, of
which Mr.. Gaffney was a member,
is now without pastor.
The Olivia Times notes the recent
death of two old residents of that
county-O. R. White of Buffalo
Lake, a resident of the county ever
since the civil war. up to the time of
his going to the Soldiers home last
year. where ne died at the age of go,
and Ole ]. Julson of Winfield. who
had lived in Renville county since a
boy and who died at the age of Sc.
Mr.. White was at one time postmas-
ter at Hector and was the father of
Attorney White, deceased.
Plans for the new armory were re-
ceived from the city yesterday. but
we are informed that the architect
has in mind building a little too
elaborate and expensive and will be
asked to modify his sketch in num-
Der of particulars. A conference
was held Monday evening and re-
suited in practical agreement on a
plan for Incorporating a stock COM
pany with stock at $40 per share, so
that all members of the company
and their friends can afford to invest
in at least one share. Several citi-
Zens stand ready to take as high as
fifty shares.
Friday evening of this week Messrs
belong and Lawrence King will put
on very interesting presentation of
the celebrated Passion Play of Ober-
ammergau, at the Christian church
of this city. Almost every one has
heard something of this wonderful
performance, presented by the de-
vout and simple denizens of little
Alpine village, once every ten years.
and for which the persons who are
to present the respective parts are
set apart and especially fitted and
trained. The story has been often
told. but much better idea of the
exhibition can be obtained by seeing
the moving pictures which will be
shown next Friday evening.
A Representative of the state board