The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-01

/ Dpecldi Sdie OF plum0S dL MISS
Abraham's this week.
Cabbage plants, 80 cents per hum
dred. Mrs. Tobias.
Fine new patterns in watches for
graduation gifts at Luscher's drug
store. 1927.
S. S. Left Erickson cigars, the new
favorite brand at P. j. Richards.
sole agent. 41-4t.
For Sale-A good secondhand
upright piano Inquire of Mrs. G. Fl.
Winn or phone. 7.L.3. 41-4t.
If not attending elsewhere. why
not come to The Presbyterian church.
Sabbath school and Young Peoples
meeting? Try our welcome.
Mrs. Edith White of Minneapolis
is visiting her parents on the Pea
voy farm, and will remain here until
after the graduation of her sister
next Friday evening.
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Miss Georgia Chadderdon has been
elected to teach a primary grade in
the schools at Bemidji. where anoth-
er former Redwood Falls girl, Miss
Helen Huntington, has been re-elect-
ed for second or third school year.
Henry Jaehning spent Decoration
day with the family Of his son Geo.
in this city, and reported that there
was not much left for him to do any
more at the Wood Lake creamery.
which is now on a sure basis of
prosperity.
We have yet to hear of a city in
the same class with Redwood Falls
reporting an equal number of high
school graduates this month. Sleepy
Eye. Tracy and Marshall all have
classes less than half that Of Red
wood Falls.
The Barracks put up a good game
at Morton last Monday afternoon,
with a record of two to three
against much heavier team. Ar
thur Howe filled the pitchers box
for the entire game and only al
lowed five hits.
Miss Gait of the high school came
back last week, only to be recalled
home Saturday. when she returned
to Trier, Iowa, and will probably
not return here. Miss Gait has made
arrangements to teach elsewhere
the coming year, and there is general
sympathy with her anxiety over the
condition of her mother.
The Hubbard Davis Co. are well
pleased with couple of cabinets set
up in their store the past week, for
keeping a part of their clothing
stock protected from dust and need
less handling. They are Of plate
glass SO arranged that they are
easily accessible to the salesman and
display their fine suits in good shape.
Editor Thompson last week placed
himself in the same class with Editor
Starr of Lamberton, having been
presented on Thursday morning with
with a pair of twin boys, Brother
Starr being ahead for the present
with two pairs Of the same. With
three young men coming on, Editor
Thompson will some day be indie
pendent Of the help problem.
Regrets were heard last Sunday
on account of the appointment of
Bishop Edsall at the Episcopal
church coming at the same time
with the class sermon, in which a
great number of families were
naturally greatly interested. The
bishop filled his appointment and
was doubtless given to understand
why he was not accorded hearing
popular and commensurate with his
reputation.
The Mortified News says: Don't
stick up your nose at the King road
drag. The only objection to it is
that it is too simple. It ought to
have three or four fly wheels, fifty
or sixty cogs and a few hundred
coil springs attached to it. Then if
1885 f. o. b, Chicago, were charged
for it, it might come into general
use. AS it is. it is handicapped by
cheapness. Nobody wants road
drag that only costs a few boards
off the back yard fence. bolt or
two from the windmill and fist