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

JeWely IN all the latest patterns
at Luscher's drug store. 43-2t.
s and 9 o'clock every night at the
Dream. New pictures every night.
Ladies will please notice the an
nouncement of special millinery sale
on our local page.
Try one of the new S. S. Left
Erickson cigars. at Hotel Richard.
You'll like them. Al At.
Seed Corn for Sale Two bushels
yellow corn, carefully tested by Geo.
Whittet. Sir. Inquire of w. H. Gold.
Robt. Hoppenrath will be pleased
to take care of any orders for ex-
pert shoe repairing at Heilman & De
Longs. satisfaction guaranteed. AS
Mrs. Fred. Theiring of Fairmont
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Tenney, the first Of this week.
Talk about your auto races the
boat race on the screen at the
Dream tonight will have every
thing beat.
Make your way to the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday evening. and
hear that message Home Making
VS.. House Building"
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Drogisch came
here from Long Lake last Friday to
spend a few days with Mrs. Dro-
gisch's parents at the Theiring home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Whittet re-
turned home from Wisconsin last
Saturday, accompanied by j. B.
Bunting, a brother Of Mrs. Whittet.
A good sized delegation of Odd
Fellows from the local lodge went to
Seaforth last Thursday evening to
exemplify degree work before the
Seaforth brothers.
The county board is holding a
special meeting on ditch and school
district matters today. Other mat
tiers will probably go over to the
regular July session.
The Gazette office force observed
the national holiday Monday and
rushed a little harder Tuesday to
get to press as usual. Readers are
asked to be a little lenient in regard
to omissions of items in this num-
Der.
The editor of the Olivia Times says
that while he does not wish to be
classed as a crank on the subject, he
does object to Sunday ball games,
and adds that if the local team
will cut out Sunday ball playing
they would please a good many
people of Olivia.
Winnebago Enterprise: Hardly a
week passes by but what crowd of
land-seekers from Iowa and Illinois
are in Faribault county looking over
the fertile fields. These men all tell
the same story "It looks as good to
me as our high priced land, and is
as pretty country as ever saw" "
At the Presbyterian church. next
Sunday, Pastor Ehrstein will preach
on Jesus Christ: The Central and
Unique Character of Christianity"
in the morning, and on Making a
Home VS.. Building a House" in the
evening. The old and young
friends. neighbors. strangers every
body cordially invited to worship
with us.
7. 7. Phillips arrived home from a
trip south few days ago and re-
ports that the dry and backward
weather is in evidence south as well
as north. He saw corn planting be-
ing done in Kentucky last week.
which is rather late for that section.
Mr.. Phillips particularly enjoyed his
experiences in eastern Florida, which
is a much improved country COM
pared to what it was in the days of
his campaigning. before and during
the civil war.
The lark got up to meet the sun
and carol forth his lay; the farmers
son took down his gun and at him
blazed away. The busy bee arose at
five and hummed the meadows Ger;
the farmers wife went for his hive
and robbed him of his store. The
little ant rose early too. his labors to
begin: the greedy sparrow flew that
way and took his antship in. O.,
birds o,,d haas oxad ORIG ho x.,;co. T.,