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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-07

yards have consolidated. the You
mans buying out the other.
School closed Friday for week:
vacation. The teachers take this
opportunity to visit their homes.
R A. Leistikow's big sale began
Wednesday as advertised. He hac
extra clerks and they were kept
busy.
Miss Ethel Gosslee of Tracy is
spending her vacation with hel
brother, DIR. G. L. Gosslee of this
place.
Dr.. Gosslee was called to Milroy
Thursday. He was called Friday
evening to Vesta, to assist DR.. Gray
in an operation.
Wabasso is again without a res
taurant. Mr., DeFoe did not find il
sufficiently paying business in our
burg and he left town.
Mrs. Paul A. Callaghan has gone
to Fennimore, Wis, to visst her
parents. She left Tuesday and ex-
pected to be gone two weeks.
Max Johnson came from Milroy
Friday evening and stayed over
night at John McPhee's, going
from here to Vesta Saturday.
Miss Kitty Eischen came over
from Sleepy Eye to spend few days
among her friends and has helped
wait on customers at her old place,
during the busy days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwald of Jor-
don, Mimi, came last Tuesday to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Helms. On Thursday they went
on to Vesta, where Mrs. Greenwald
was to remain awhile in the hos
pltal for the removal of cyst.
1t gave pleasure to his many
friends as we'll as those in his home
to see Arthur Howe on our streets a
few days ago. We hear that he has
gone to Redwood Falls to take a
place in H. M. Hitchcock's drug
store. We congratulate both par
ties. Arthur served an apprentice
ship of six years in Mr.. Billington's
drug store in this place. and carries
with him the best wishes of the
community.
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ROBIN HOOD NOT A MYTH.
Hero of Sherwood Forest Had a Court
Place Under King Edward II.

Hero of Sherwood Forest Had Court
Place Under King Edward II.
Many famous men have their names
linked with Sherwood-King John, the
three Edwards, Richard Ill, Cardinal
Wolsey and Charles but the hero Of
the place, the genius loci" is Robin
Hood.
Some think that the famous outlaw
Of the ballads was a myth. mere po-
etic conception and a creature of the
popular mind, but Mr.. Hunter in his
research into the person and period of
Robin Hood holds that he was born
between 1855 and 1895, living through
the reign of the second Edward and
into the early years of the third. He
was Of family of some station seat
ed near Wakefield and supported the
Earl of Lancaster in his rebellion
against the government. When the
earl fell and his followers were pro-
scribed Robin Hood took to the woods
and supported himself by Staying the
wild animals found in the forest and
by levying a species of blackmail on
passengers along the great road which
united London and Berwick. This
continued for about twenty months,
from April 1922, to December, 1923,
when he fell into the kings power,
who for some unknown reason not
only pardoned him, but gave him a
place at court. Anyhow, a man Of the
name of Robyn Hode was a "varlet"
Of the king in 1924.
DR.. Spencer T. Hall says that Robyn
was created Earl of Huntington by a
London ballad writer hard up for a
word to rhyme to Little John. Be
this as it may. Robin Hood will always
be the hero of romance, and those who
love romance will refuse to believe
that he never existed.-London Globe.
'There are two words that 1 feel
sorry for"
"And they are?"
"Blithering and egregious. Nobody
ever uses 'em except to call some one
an idiot or an ass."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
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Monthly Report of the Librarian.

The library was open for reading
and reference 81 days and for distri-
bytion of books 81 days during
March.
Total circulation, 943 volumes, a
daily average of 35 books of which
10 per cent were non-fction and 46
per cent juvenile. Teachers circula-
ton for use at school AZ books.
Borrowers cards were issued to 9
new patrons. The attendance in the
reading rooms has been very good
the past month, there being 271
adult readers. 255 juvenile and 80
reference readers, making total of
$50. $500 was collected for fines.
We have few duplicate copies of
books that will be sold cheap. Call
at the library and see them. The
list follows:
Greasy, Decisive Battles of the
World.
Field, Story of the Atlantic Tele-
graph.
Hale, What Career?
Holmes, Life of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son.
Lodge. Life of Daniel Webster.
Mitchell, Reveries of a Bachelor.
Munger, On the Threshold.
Reinsch, World Politics.
Spahr, Americas Working People.
Taylor, Views a-foot.
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ment one Thursday evening after pray
er meeting and added that he hoped
all would be present and that the Ia
dies of the church would arrange for a
tasteful and appropriate decoration.
After service the women stood about
irresolutely, looking at each other with
blank, questioning faces.
Il guess you'll have to excuse me.
Mr.. Kent" one Of them said at last
bluntly. Il amt got any flowers an,
besides, l don't know anything about
decoratin'"
"Nor me-" Nor me-" 'Nor me-"
came in rapid succession and in evi-
dent relief from the other women
"'Tain't time yet for flowers to bloom. .
Cant we find a few callas and Eas-
ter lilies and narcissuses and perhaps
some other white flowers 2" asked the
minister, with less confidence in his
voice.
"All the houses in the neighborhood
can't scare up white posies enough for
buttonhole bouquet" declared one
woman aggressively. CAS- for Easter
lilies l amt never seen one, an narcis-
sus / amt even heard of. The idea O.
dscoratin' whole church at this time
O year,
eve heard Mis- Bray speak O. mar
cisSuS," said woman refectively,
'she that was the florists wife, you
know. An, come to think, she's likely
a master hand at this decoratin' bust
ness"
"Who is Mrs. Bray?" asked the min
lister quickly. perhaps she can help
me out with this. Curious | have not
heard Of her before"
''Oh, l don't know" dryly; folks sort
O. die away from the world after they
go into the poorhouse Mis- Bray's
husband was for gettin' on, so he went
to the city an learned the florists
trade. For a time he done well. Then
his business broke, an he died. An
his wife come back here an lived up
what little she had After that there
was nothin' but the poorhouse."
"Well, we will find her." eagerly
"Will you go with me, Mrs. Perry?"
"Why, yes; l don't mind if I do.
Cynthia Bray was as much of lady
as anybody round"
The next afternoon the minister's
blackboard stopped in front of the
poorhouse, and he and Mrs. Perry
alighted. Several men and boys were
slouching about the yard, and on
bench near the door were four or five
old women. Mrs. Perry looked them
over critically.
mot there she declared concisely.
Cynthia wouldn't grow to look like
that Well go in
In answer to their knock hard fea
tured woman came to the door.
Mis- Bray? she repeated. ooh.
Aunt Cynthia, as we call her, is a good
worker, so we keep her in the kitchen.
l don't spose she's had visitor afore
in five years. Won't you come imp
They entered. Five minutes passed:
then little old woman, with depre-
catory manner, stole softly into the
room.
"Did-did you wish to see me?' she
asked TREMENDOUSLY.
Mrs. Perry sprang forward in quicb
Of the Unreasonable dis.
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WABASSO.

j. R. McPhee went to Sleepy
Eye last week.
John McPhee is helping in the
Farmers elevator this week.
Mr.. Ellington of Morgan is
spending a few days with his son
at this place.
Mr.. Moede has been quite i'll late
ly. Is now able to sit Up a few min
utes at a time.
The Youmans and Queal lumber
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place of solemnity, only to be visited
at required intervals and as a duty
Now, under the ministrations Of this
young zealot, it gradually came about
that duty could be approached from
many directions and not all of them
were necessarily thorny or narrow.
Among other innovations were the
Easter sermon and church decoration
The new minister made the announce
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was like different creature. When it
was all over the minister went to her
mpulsiyely and grasped both her
hands.
Il cannot tell you how much you
have helped me-" he said earnestly.
''The decoration has been a perfect
success, and it is all owing to YOU
But there is another thing l wish to
speak about. My housekeeper is about
to leave, and l need some one to take
her place. Will you come and look
after the parsonage-and me, too, for
that natter"
So the beautiful thing which had
come to her was not Of day, but was
to last through all the remainder Of
her years.
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\ EW minis tie r
had come to slow
moving, out of
the way Spruce
Hill, and with
his coming had
appeared a spirit
ofchange and i'm
provement. He
was fresh from
h i S theological
course ana eager
with youth and
| We for the
work.
Hitherto + h q
church had been
to Spruce Hill q
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Eric Wilson, to 159 miles and special
G. n Frederiksen SO miles same - $50
D. R. McCorquodale 80 miles, same .... 9.2o
w. R. Werring to house rent for Mrs ooo
C. W. Mead to board and of Tom 30
c. W. Mead to board for j. S. Byington 1903
F. G. Hubbard & Co., to shoes for Geo. 100
Kuenzi & Luscher, to groc. for B. G.
Francois & Schmahl, to mdse for Mrs.
Darrow and Geo. Welsh ............... o.4o
John H. Wooley, to coal for Mrs Roy
Same, to coal for Mrs. Conrad ..... $3.50
Same to coal for Mrs. Domino. 1929
Same to coal for N. M. Abbot. ......... o.7o
Michal Thomas, to board and care of F.
SpltZStoSer .............. o.'o
'J RIam m,a roii " N0e'io 5000
Same same " 335
Arbes Bros to drugs and supplies for
Geo. Blamingar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. QUO
Albert Wendandt to board and care OF
E, c. Thuerwachter, to supplies and
service in burial of Tom McKeon. $500
j. A. Yaeger & Co., to coal and wood 80,
o H. Gehrke, to clothing for H. Blamin-
H. Dietz. to groc. for H. Boiler 1911
Cummins & Dripps, to groc. for John
F. D. Gray, to medical service for F.
OO'OO
W. A. Hauck & Co., to mdse. and groc.
for Robt. Matieson family. .......... 48.39
Albert Wendtland, to board and care of
DeBois children NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1921
barrow l'e'oi w. ' ~ eo' 1880
Hovik & Monson, to clothing and groc.
for T. Gullikson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
McKeon iaeie' .i.ee.e - w. $50
C. Baldwin, to board for Gust Rick 49, 6.2s
j. W. Stevens, to bal. due for plans and
for h,1ild of he
home ~ @ 1875
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Geo. L. Lavayea, supplies for registers
Louis F. Dow Co., to blanks for clerk of
N. w School Supply Co., exam papers
for county superintendent. .... 4.7O
A. McIlreavie, to days work in the
court room. I.fO
M. 0. Byram, to carpenter work in
treaSurerS office Observation-Disclosures. 1870
Same to days work in court room ~ 1880
Ken Byram, to 6h days work in court
room. ...................... 1O4O
Frank DeGroat. to mason work in court
John Brueske, to days work in court
E. A. Pease, to supplies for court house
Franz and jail; yap;, to repair. on jail 2sss
I. F. Reed, to procuring primary cleo
tlOn DaIlOtS LOU
Same to procuring general election bal
iOCS .................... AOO
A. T. Brake, to carrying general cleo
ClOn returns l.zO
Kuenzli & Luscher, to supplies for court
D. E. Laird, to supplies for court house 4.72
M. w. Johnson to days conducting
teachers examinations. .............. 800
P. R. johnson, same . 900
for county 1880
A. D. McRae to postage for register 27.OO
L. P. Larson, to postage for auditor. 100
N. V. R. Hunter, to postage for treas. "A w
w. G. Weldon, to postage clerk of court $50
N. V. r. Hunter to typewriter desk for
treasurer s office. Observation-Disclosures. ~ ~
L. P. Larson, to freight, express and tel
phone for county Observation-Disclosures. 1S.IU
VIM. G. Owens to postage and telephone
for county attorney Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Chas. lett to hauling ashes from jail . 200
H. j. Bebermeyer, to postage, express
and telephone for Co. Supt. ........... OH
H. j. Bebermeyer to expense in visit $50,
ing schools Observation-Disclosures. bO.S1
Frank Pratt to hav for county home $40
Same same -.. 600
Jaehning Bros, cook stove for home 4a.75
G. B. Ashford, to care of Tom Mckeon Io.oo
A. McIlreave, to experimenting the 800
construction of county home .......... 9o.oo
E. C. Thuerwachter to furniture for
county nome. .....-..... oOO.AO
Af home e. iinseies' ~ suppnee ~ e 1905
Kuenzli & Luscher, to groc. co. home. 3O.oO
D. %. Laird to supplies for county home 35.47
Grapp Furniture Co., to curtains for CO.
nome O'''o
Francois & Schmahl to supplies for
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On motion the board adjourned
until 8 o'clock a. m. the following
day.
Thursday, April 1st 1909.
Board convened at s o'clock a. M,
pursuant to adjournment, members
all present.
The board proceeded to and did
allow the following bills:
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On motion OF II. NJ, Aune, duly
passed. the auditor was instructed
to draw his warrant in favor of
Wielandt & Stegeman in the amount
of $3.50 as part payment on contract
for the building of the county home.
On motion of G.. H. Frederiksen,
duly passed. the bill of We'll
andt & Stegeman. for extras furn-
ished in building the county home in
the amount of S218 76 was allowed
and the auditor instructed to draw
bis warrant in favor of the contrac-
tors for said amount.
On motion the board adjourned,
D. R. MCCORQUoDALE,
Attest: Chairman.
L. T. LARSON,
County Auditor. [sEALl
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The Minnesota Sunday-school as
ISOLATION is link in the chain of
county. state and provincial organ
cations which combine to form the
international Sunday-school associ-
alton.
1t believes in the cooperation of
all denominations in extending the
study of the Bible through the
agency of the Sunday or Bible
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On motion the board adjourned
one o'clock p. m.

Board convened at l o'clock pursuant to adj
journment.
S. S. Castle, to labor on bridge at bayou $50
L. j. Becvar, to inspecting bridge and
grade at the bayou ................. o.Oo
H. M. Aune to 3 miles as committee on
road and bridge ...................... !.SO
D. R. McCorquodale, to 16 miles, same. LOO
J. H. Gagnon, to work fagman on
ditch No 5 $3.50
]. H. Gagnon, to work as fiagman on
ditch No. 4........................ 2.5O
7. Hobbs, to work as fiagman on ditch
ditch No ~ '..'e.....e.'"........... $3.50
l.. J. Becvar, to attending to tile work to
often NO o.......: ...-....-.. ....::..,. o.oo
John H. Ross, to judgement in ditch
proceeding ditch No. 7............... 5000
Geo. Book, to work as engineer on ditch
NO, a.......:;: oo.oA
JAS Aiken, to publish notice of hearing
D. l.. Bigham to work engineer
ditch No. 10. Observation-Disclosures. 2S.9
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THE MINNESOTA SUNDAY SCHOO
ASSOCIATION.
What it Is and What it Does -COnven-
ton May 4-6.
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Aunt Cynthia's
Easter.
BY FRANK III. SWEET.

NEW minis ter
had come to slow
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a~lgcmeinc Gatbolifcns 90 riainmllng.
Wan bate bon DER Mbbaltun9 oere
lelben i'm Sreien Ibltan0 genomnten,
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pie lebrreid.
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ban minneapolis. @inn. gr reoete
iiber Den fatboliiden Seutlden bier
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lutipnen unb @nnahme berIelben. Ser
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ben pdpitlihen Segen. Siermit
i6lps Die ud]te General @criammlun9
bes Stnatsoerbauoes bon Soipu.
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Intou. Sas 9e9rdbuib faub am
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bolpb, Hebrasfa.
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8%eiiionen MADDEN. Sicie Srnge lit
Gu6erIt 6co6tensipertb unb cntIdies
ben prattif6er Natur. Hep.
@obingzSt. 2ucas mlb &ep. Sbcrs
brDdlinA : 2urcntburg ipradcn eins
0rudspol 3llr leetcrcn 8ra9c.
&citere %cmerfungen.
Sic o6cn beri6teten 8c~rbdnblungcn
natn;en bcn 0tittmo6 9tnhmitta9 unb
Nbcnb in Iniprild bis gegcn bol6 II
ltbr. IS lit jebo6 NOD Solgenoes 81
bemerfeu, bas dltBerbdlb Der Se6dtten
ltattfanb.
@pr Gcrtngnn9 Der Ra6mittaeSs
Sibllng ertbcilte Ser 6od)lu. YrdiiDeut
Dem DoHm'iten 8ci6biidpf aoupelfn
bon Glcpcidnb. Sbio, Dns 8prt. Der
bodlp'itc Serr belt cine 5iinOcnbe
Hebe iiber rSas 2aieuapoItolat".
Sn pndenben 8prteu madtc Hcp.
IS. W. Seer u6uque anf Die u r.
beiten Der Gentraltellc bes
Central SerciuS aufntcrfz
lam, tuie lui@tig Die Ngitdtiou lei, Die
bon bort nllsgcbc. nm @elbcr 81 idnle
mcln, nm fir Die 3mcfe bes 5um
Toltsbereine eripeitcrtcn GcntralSTerS
zines gu mirfen. Wnn lprift bon
@iuhtGprlto unb Wnlindrobts, abcr
nm 9icie 81 cr3ieben, miiilen &ebr>
nnitaiten porbnnbcn iein. melne
Siinglingr nit ben Sbenlcn bieIer
Wldnner crfillen Sn3u empfc6le
man einer1eit5 bic @rinbung bon
Sreiitellen fir Stioentcn, ipel6e ben
aus9cipro6eneu Seruf baben ioueu I'M
Sinne bes GcntrGle& ereins 3u nirfcn.
anbererieits lit i6on Gbrc, mem
@bre ge6iibrtl - bon einem Soipn' CT
Deuti6en &atbolifcn, Srn. Sorfens
b If bon Snerspille. $4,000 fir
cine eigene &nitalt i'm Sinnc OcS
Gentral@@ ercius bieiem iibcrgcben
ipofpen. 9ns lit begeiitcrnb unb 9i6t
bod gelpiB Wlltb, frdftig aif Der be-
tretencn @abn lpeiter fort3ui6rcitcn.
Santit in Soma Der Ct. 8onifas
tius@8unb, mii6eu Den @eucral>
8erlnmunlungen lid frGftiger betbds
tioe, miro es ols empfeblenspertb
misgeIpro6cn, Siitrittsperbdnbc 81
1riinben, inbem man cine belicbige
Iu3abl @emeinben ober iel6lt Gouns
ties ab9reu5e. lpelde bon 3cit 5l Belt
9iltrifts : 8eriammlungen, &nt5os
Iifcntage I'M aleincu pcranitalter
IpQen. IS ipiirpe DEM Yrdlibenten
iiberlalien blei6en, ii6 Comics 81
SiiIfe an nebmen (ober ni6t) lule bas
3iel elmer reeeren @9itation unter
Glerus unc 8olf am 6eiten errei9t
lpcrpen tonne.
9ur6 ole &eeiamfeit Der 9pers<
piI(er 9elesaten purbe Sperspiae, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Tarmem III berfaufen.

Cine groBe Nn5abl quite. perbeierte carmen,
pber iraeno,peltbe in Soua, tub gum Ereiie bon
$50 bis SIS per Utter sa oertauien. aumfnet iino
tauiet cine bieier 6armen, che Der HreiS oIf s135
ODER $40 per Afer ltetgt. Sieie 6arncn iteigen
i6hrlid nm So bis 81 pei elder im Ereiie
Sdretbet 9leitb ODER tomrtet itno Apredbet pur
BEL REQ. Nm. u. &nufcL Htarrer Der biihen.
ben ct. Mthael'ssG emeinoe, Naibua. Soma.
geim sd,reibeu eripabne man Gen. pieies Siatt.