The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-05-04
Pastry sale next Saturday.

j. K. Drury is listing his home in
Aledo. iii.
Eight and nine o'clock every week
day night at the Dream.
] George Kempton revisited Red
Falls for day or two last week.
Editor Eaton of Morgan was in
! the city between trains Monday.
/ Single top buggy in good condi-
ton for sale at bargain. j. B.
Robinson. 40-2t.
A. Asleson and family went to the
cities last Sunday for few days
visit with relatives there.
st. Paul has booked the nationa
conservation congress for next Sep
TENDER. 1t will be a big thing, if
as expected, /
Dog license for the year 1910 is
now due and must be paid within
80 days at city recorders Office.
By order of F. w. Philbrick, Mayor.
shall tell my daughter that if she
persists in marrying Jones I'll not
leave her cent. It'll do more good
to tell that to Jones. Cleveland
Leader.
Mrs. Eggers went to her old home
at Plainview yesterday, and we un-
derstand that she will undergo hos
pital treatment for appendicitis be-
fore returning.
What makes you SO grouchy? Fl
nancial matters. Are you short this
week? Short? Say, I'm so short that
when my corns hurt | think I've got
headache. Potomac.
Lots of people took in the orange
day at Kuenzli & Luscher's, the
clever window display designed by
John Klaus attracting the attention
of all who went to the post Office.
| 1t is generally admitted that we
are having a dry spring all right,
but the old settlers say, lots Of rain
soon. We don't remember of dry
weather ever doing much damage in
Minnesota in the spring.
How did that story that George
Washington couldn't tell lie get
started?" asked an inquisitive youth.
Il don't know" replied the irrevent
person, unless he had a press agent
that could. W Washington Star.
The Morton Enterprise is au thor
ity for the statement that Mr..
Wherland is mapping out the work
for the new electric lines connecting
this city with Morton and Morgan,
and expects to put in a large force
of men the last of this month.
At last the first Of May has
dawned upon us and many smiling
angler will be vending their way to
the lake and river to try their luck
for best results. Don't miss seeing
the Fisherman's Rival on the Screen
at the Dream tomorrow night.
The Baraca base ball nine will
cross bats with the high school boys
at LakeyieW tonight-some Of the
Barracks playing with the high school
bunch, however, with which they
were affiliated before the Barracks
were organized. Tomorrow the
Barracks will go up against the Wa
basso team at that town.
Marshall Messenger: Robert M.
Addison, junior. and Miss Zilda La
Favar were quietly married on
Wednesday of this week, the event
occurring in Minneapolis and the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Mr.. Haupt, at the Episcopal manse.
The groom and bride are spending a
few days in the twin cities.
Just in time for the summer vaca-
ton, Harvard scientist has lifted
the ban on kissing. He is DR..
Worthington Of the medical school
and he says that when two whole
some people meet they osculate with
out upsetting the bacterial balance.
There is room for wide experiment.
tation as to whom is wholesome, but
the young people will be willing to
sacrifice that much in the in the
cause Of science.
Rev. Myer, of Delhi, will conduct
a Mothers Day service" at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning, and deliver message on
Mother" In the evening, Pastor