The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-15

Alls Fair in Love. at the Dream
tomorrow night.
You want to hear that message
on The Lost Christ" at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morn
ing.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at the hall today at 2 o'clock,
to attend the funeral of Brother j.
NJ. Huntington.
On account of the death of Bro
Their James M. Huntington last
Monday, the Odd Fellows picnic has
been indefinitely postponed.
For the June bride, nothing so
fine as diamonds. First quality
stones at reasonable prices, and a
large assortment to select from. at
Asleson's. 1t.
DIR. Dubois is in Chicago this week,
but is expected back for next Sun
days services. Last Sunday the M !.
E. church pulpit was filled by DR..
Longley, superintendent of the St.
Paul district.
Judge Laudon has found a pretty
good substitute for seven league
boots for campaigning, and is get
ting next to the people with the aid
Of motor cycle. The judge is to
speak at Sanborn on the 4th.
Rev. Sydney Smith of st. Paul
will hold services next Sunday morn
ing in the Episcopal church at 1890.
It is expected to have visiting clergy
men from the twin cities and else
where conduct services during the
summer.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday morning, Pastor Ehrstein
will deliver an old fashioned revival
message based on Gypsy Smiths
great sermon on The Lost Christ. I"
Sunday school, Baraca class, and C..
E. meeting at the usual hours.
All good citizens will commend
the action of the ladies who have
organized a permanent cemetery as
ISOLATION here, will be seen by
their published articles of incorpor-
alton elsewhere. If the men folks
do their part, we shall have no furth-
err occasion for apologizing for the
appearance of our cemetery.
Misses Grace Chapman and June
Aiken are scheduled to speak in a
Grand Gold Medal Contest at Granite
Falls Friday evening. and the Misses
Edith Collins, Alice Barnes and
Maud Peterson will compete for the
Gold Medal this evening at the 9th
Dist. w. C. T. U. convention at
Springfield.
Ten bushels of No. Is seed fax
for sale at $3.50 per bushel by w.
E. Vim. R. F. D. No. 2, city.
The delegations chosen to attend
the Wabasso convention next Friday
are Messrs. w. J. Johnson, DR..
Brand, D. McNaughton. P. O. Cal
laghan, w. H.. Gold and Jas. Aiken
in the first ward and Ed. Pease,
Emil Kuenzli. H. N. Bell, M. o. By.
am, Frank Hubbard and Dan Nc.
Lean in the second ward. AS usual,
there was a small vote cast and nc
contest.
The Gazette is in receipt of an an.
nouncement of the marriage al
Rockford, ILL.,, of Leslie M. King and
Miss Myrtle Mae Smith. both Of
Rockford. The event occurred last
Wednesday and the announcement
states that the young married folks
will be at home after June twentieth
at 1125 North Main street, Rockford
Leslie's former schoolmates anc
friends of this city will be glad tt
know that he has qualified as a home
maker and will join in wishing hin
all the happiness and success tina
his industry and manly character
should win.
In business letter received from
Mrs. E. H. Chollar, from Arcadia
Florida, a week or two ago. The
Gazette was informed that Florida
had been favored with a warm anc
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