The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26

terday, to attend bank meeting.
White Plymouth Rock cockerels
for sale by M. w. Dennistoun. 26-2
/ Representative Bendixen was up
! from Morgan yesterday to attend
| the institute.
Supf. Bebermyer reports an unu-
sualIy good teachers meeting at
Walnut Grove last Saturday.
The best medicine and cure for
nervous prostration is to spend an
evening now and then at the Dream.
The ladies of st. Veronica's guild
meet at the rectory tomorrow after
noon, and full attendance is de-
sired.
/ CT Apitz is packing up his house
hold effects preparatory to removing
with his family to st. Paul, where
he will engage in the real estate
| business.
| Our readers will find many items
of interest In the three page finan-
cial statement elsewhere. With over
eleven millions of taxable property.
/ Redwood county has to spend quite
a lot of money.
/ Zion's Herald. Boston. Mass: The
lecture BY Andrew Gillies was called
Ia masterpiece by those who heard
lit, and there was fine audience.
Again and again the people were
thrilled by the orator.
| The blizzard last Thursday was a
little too much for the enthusiasm
of the w. G. T. U. ladies, and they
propose to try again tomorrow af-
ternoon to carry out the program
prepared for last week.
O. w. Grapp is back from tour
Of the furniture factories at Grand
Rapids and other points, being one
of buying committee of five who
purchased thirty-three carloads of
furniture for members Of the state
association of furniture dealers.
+ The Farmers institute opened up
here yesterday with a bumper at
tendance, including many ladies, and
a lively interest manifested. About
! one hundred and fifty tickets were
issued for the MONDAY lunch pro
vided by the business men. The
: meetings are to continue today anc
: will doubtless be we'll worth while.
Roy Tuttle and wife, formerly O
the Seaforth Item, have again en-
] tered the newspaper field at Roscoe
: S. D.. with the Roscoe Reyeille, Mrs
9 Tuttle starting in as manager, Will
Roy continues on the road as trav
= cling agent of the G. /. Johson Co
It's hard for a newspaper person t
permanently break away from tn
biz.
Many Redwood Balls friends Q
Attorney Squire T.. Pierce. now rt
siding at Dodge Center, will be gla
to learn that he is recovering fror
trying ordeal following a hospit;
operation which he underwent las
November. He has been unable I
attend to legal business since ths
time, but late advices state that h
is rapidly getting his strength bacl
j. B. Robinson received wor
yesterday from Mr.. A. E. Chi
man, that he had been called
Mystic. Conn, by a telegram an
had arrived there just before Il
death Of his aged mother, whit
occurred on the 10th, the funeral b
ing last Sunday. Mr.. Chapman e.
pected to return to Winnebago 500
the wedding of his daughter to M
Greene having been previously a
nounced for February 8th.
7:30 and $50 every night excel
Sunday at the Dream.
S. @. Mason secured a contra
for building concrete bridge ov
judicial ditch No. /, near Sorenson
in Morgen township, last week. al
expects to build quite number I
these bridges in other parts Of Il
country the coming building seaso
Wooden bridges have had their ds
in this country. and the age of co
crete is in a fair way to succeed Il
reign Of steellin structures of II
kind.
Notices have been issued I
Company Linen to turn out tomo
row night to elect a captain, to tai
the place of Capt. Hingeley. wi