The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-02-10

Money spent for oiling and repair
ing harness is money well invested.
Schultz Bros. 28-2t.
/ Call and see the new assortment
of Valentines at Luscher's drug
store. 27-2t.
The L. O. club met with Miss Ella
Gales last Tuesday evening and last
evening at the home of Miss Ger
trude Hunter.
The Rev. S. M. Smith will close
the series Of sermons on Christ's
Conception of the Christian Life"
with the following subject "Ye shall
receive Power" This service will
be at 1920 a. m. next Sunday.
Valentines in all styles and de-
signs at Luscher's drug store. 27-2t.
Miss Josie johnson came up from
Morgan last week to put in the holi-
day granted to the schools at Nor
gan owing to the building being bad
ly damaged by the fall Of their big
ventilation chimney during the re-
cent storm,
Robert Stewart of Ireton, Iowa,
brother of Manager Donald Stewart
of the rural company, recently sold
his farm at Ireton at S125 per acre
to go to Washington state, where
John Stewart, his father, and other
relatives have preceded him.
Auctioneer Crimmins reports
good sale of town lots at Wallace,
the new town Is miles west of
Watertown in which Hugh Peavey
is interested. Over 100 lots were
sold, the prices realized totaling
between seyen and eight thousand
dollars.
Edgar Aiken wrote home last
Sunday that the engineering party
making survey of the Minnesota
river would probably arrive at
North Redwood today. They are
moving down the river as fast as
consistent with accurate work in
order to reach Fort Smelling before
the break up of the spring floods.
A. D. Stewart addressed a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Mil
roy Farmers Elevator at that village
last Saturday. 1t goes without say
ing that he gave the Milroy company
counsel along the line of co-opera-
ton, which Mr.. Stewart believes will
yet work out the solution of most of
our business and industrial problems.
This paper omitted to mention last
month the death of former resi-
dent of the west side of this county,
Thomas Barr. who died at Sioux
City, Iowa, Jan. 9th. Since leaving
this county he went back to New
England. afterwards returning to
the west in the vain hope of regain
ing his health.
The city council last week con-
firmed the appointment of John
Lauterbach as chief of police and
elected him street commissioner for
the ensuing year. 1t also reelected
0. L. Dornberg for assessor and F.
M. Isham member Of the park board
and designated the Reveille as the
official paper for the ensuing year.
H. ]. Henze and wife left Thurs
day for Mason City. Iowa, where
Mrs. Henze's sister, Miss Grace Nc
Ardle. died. Miss McArdle was
young woman of % years. She
passed away Thursday and the tele-
gram announcing her death did not
reach here until Mr.. and Mrs. Henze
had left. Mrs. Henze will arrive
home the latter part Of the week;
the doctor returned Monday.
A party of twelve members of the
order of Rebekah attended the dis
trict convention at Morton last
Friday. Mrs. Van Dolah, past
president, and Mrs. Rosendahl, rep
resentative of the local lodge, were
in the party, and all speak highly of
the good time the Morton sisters
gave them. State president, Mrs.
Just, was in attendance and helped
make the occasion a success.
Chas. Kenney is back from a visit
of several months at the Ohio home
of his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Moon and
her family. He says that Minneso-
| ia looks good to him and that our