The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-20

son obtained license to wed the past
week.
. Have you seer the new picture in
the window at the Dream? 1t will
look like dollars to you.
Good girl for general homework.
Fare paid. Address, Mrs. A. R.
Pfau, Jr., Mankato, MINI. 12-2t
My 12O acre improved farm for
rent, four miles from Vesta. Apply
to Mrs. Terrell. Redwood Falls. or
Henry Terhell, Vesta. 11-4t.
Pig taken up, in Three Lakes town.
ship. Owner can identify same, Civ
ing weight, color or other descrip
ton, and apply at Gazette office. IL
Hugh Peavey's land party came
back from Wisconsin yes terday
morning. bringing good report of
the lands which Mr.. Peavey is sell
ing up in the lake region.
A corn festival is being arranged
by the stockholders Of the Spring
field Farmers Elevator company for
Wednesday, Nov 10th. The affair
will be in the nature of festival
and it is expected that farmers and
citizens from all over the county
will be in attendance.
Seaforth Item: A quiet but pref
tv wedding took place here in st.
Mary's Catholic church last Tuesday
when Mr.. John Kramer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Kramer and Miss
Minnie Lamb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Lamb were united in
marriage. The Rev. Roemer of
Wabasso performed the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate
relatives at 1920 o'clock a. m.
Another change in Renville news !
paperdom occurred tn past week,
the Hector Mirror having passed
into the possession of Messrs. Dahl
strom & Norm. Judging from the
market day edition of the Mirror
which they put out last week, they
are not afraid of work and know
the newspaper game, which means
that Hector will continue to have a
good representative in the Mirror.
Robber w. R. Nichols, a Lyon
county degenerate who was the
brains of the conspiracy to slug and
rob the operator at the New Ulm
Northwestern depot last June, tried
to work scheme to get out of New
Ulm Jail in the excitement following
his slugging of a fellow prisoner last
week, but the jailer had. sense
enough to secure all of the bolts
behind him while hurrying to the
rescue and the little game failed to
work.
Invitations have recently been IS
sued by Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody of
this vicinity announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter
Jennie to Mr.. Dougal Tiffany. the
date of the event being Wednesday
of next week, Oct. 9th. Both the
bride and groom have many friends
in this city, Miss Peabody being
popular as a school teacher and on
account of her willingness to assist
in musical circles from time to time.
The groom is wide-awake progress
sive farmer and has shown excellent
judgement in his choice of help
meet.
Assistant secretary of state Lar
son was recently arrested at st.
Paul under the compulsory educa-
ton law, for not requiring the at
tendance at school of his sons Frank
and Edward. Mr.. Larson in court
said he had done all in his power to
keep his boys in school. and had sup
posed that they were present every
dav when notice was served, though
the prosecution testified that they
had repeatedly notified the defend
ant of the delinquency of the boys.
The case was continued to Nov. 7.
Parents will do we'll to recognize
the necessity of living up to the
letter of the law as long as it re-
mains on the statute books.
The following from last weeks
Reveille explains an omission which
affected both of the local papers and
did unintentional injustice to one of