The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19

Take look at the novelties in
belt pins at Asleson's. Apt.
Leave orders for cards for gradu-
ates at The Gazette office.
Any evening will be pleasant
evening if spent at the Redwood
Dream.
Company L will report for drill
tomorrow night at 7:45 in service
uniform.
Everybody interested is cordially
invited to attend the mothers meet
ing of the w. C. T. u. next Thurs
day afternoon, at the M. E. church
Auctioneer Crimmins can now be
found on Third street, next to An
dersen's photo gallery, having moved
at the same time with ApitZ the
! tailor.
Don't forget the prize given free
by the Redwood Dream. May 10Th,
9 p. m. Numbers must be there on
time stated above to get the prize.
Any number may win.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve an ice cream social in the
basement of the church Wednesday
evening, May 10, (tonight) beginn-
ing at 5 o'clock. Everybody invited.
The building on the Tobias corner,
containing valuable native lumber,
will be sold at a bargain, for remov-
al from the premises. Apply to
owner, VIM. Rosendahl. 40-3t.
Messrs. Baldwin, Gold and Cooper,
and Mr.. Burmeister if he can get
away from his manifold duties. ex-
pect to attend the seventh district
bankers convention at Marshall to-
day.
The sale of household furniture at
D. Stewards residence on Fifth
street. next Saturday, will be an
uncommon opportunity for bargains
in that line, as the furniture of Mrs
Draper is to be offered at the same
time.
Auditor Larson last week ex-
changed his residence property on
street for I, N, Tompkins,
larger residence on Minnesota street,
now occupied by A. D. McRae. Mr..
Tompkins receiving an additional
for the larger house.
Ex-Commissioner John Cain was
in this city from Milroy the first of
the week in the interest of his
brother Pat, who was examined
before Judge Evans yesterday morn
ing. By advice Of the examiners,
Pat was sent to the St. Peter hos
pital for treatment.
Supt. Bebermeyer has been mott
fed by the state high school board
that on account of Decoration day
coming on Sunday and being gener-
ally observed on Monday following,
all high school examinations set for
the 31st, are to be given
this year on the Friday previous, or
the 18th.
Prof. Herman, superintendent
elect of the local schools, put in
last Saturday and a part of Sunday
getting acquainted with school mat
tiers here. What with teaching
commercial course every day, get
ting ready for final examinations at
the U. and getting on to the school
curves here, the professor has to go
some.
Harris Peavey was called to Nor
ristown. Rice county, last Saturday,
on account of the serious illness of
MS sister, Mrs. H. C. Purinton, a
former resident of this vicinity. The
Purintons left this county several
years ago and haye since made their
residence in Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, coming back from the vicinity
Of Philadelphia last spring, Mrs.
Purinton having been in poor health
for over a year.
Mrs, E. A. Pease of this city was
honored at the recent grand
lodge meeting of the Pythian sisters
at Minneapolis last week, being
elected to the Office of grand chief
Of that order. We can readily be-
ieve the assurance of those who ac-
companied her that the honor came