The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-10

Henry JaehninR has gone 10 Bay
| field. Wis, for relief during the hay
fever season.
The Christian Martyrs great
Christian drama on the screen We'd
nesday night at the Dream.
Miss Ida King returned home
from d visit Of several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Paul Mccoy, at St.
Louis.
Remember the union service next
Sunday evening, when Rev. Gooch
| Of Lamberton viii preach. at the
/ hi ethodist Church.
Say what those three neighbors'
OF ours will do on the screen at the
Dream Wednesday night will cause
a laugh every minute.
Rev. w. E. Young Of Morton will
conduct the morning service at the
M. E. church next Sunday and Dis
trict Supt. Cahoon on the 10th.
Manager Higgins of the Straus
Bros. agency is back from his trip
home, bringing with him his daugh-
ter, Miss Higgins. who is lodging
| at the Callaghan home.
The Gazette found night letter
telegram mighty handy in an emer-
gency last week, and they are cheap
er than telephoning where one
doesn't want any back talk.
Robt. Hoppenrath wants people
who are particular about their shoe
repairing to leave their work with
him, at Heilman's store. Good work
and reasonable prices guaranteed. tt
In order to close out my dairy. bus
mess and milk route, / will sell all
my supplies and fixtures on very ia
vorable terms, either with or with
out dairy herd. Edwin Wells. IL.
Conductor Crouch Of the Nickel
Plate has been taking a lay-off on
account of eye trouble, and it is re-
ported that he will have to quit rail
reading for a time, at least, on that
account.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Phillips were
called to Ogden, Iowa. early last
week, and the day following a tele-
gram was received here stating that
a relative of Mr.. Phillips had passed
away at Ogden.
The county board at its special
meeting on ditch No. 10 last week,
approved the tile jobs done by Nor
gan & Wilson and Jerry Sherwood
and ordered the payment of 1929
balance due the former firm. and
ST, 791 to Sherwood.
All the farmers who have threshed
so far seemed to be pleased with the
outcome. Oliver Leavens had small
field which turned out considerably
over thirty bushels to the acre, anc
most of the reports of yields are
above twenty, the quality always
| No. /.
/ Miss Mary Thune visited severa
| weeks at Mankato during her vaca
| ton, and reports that the Isaac
Thompson family is very pleasantly
located there and that Isaac ha
only recently recovered from
crippled foot which kept him a
fhome for several weeks.
The Barnes Smith company hav,
been getting some fine views o
i grain fields and herds of stock il
this vicinity and on the Gold Scar
I farm near Wabasso, and will sent
out large number of them t
advertise Redwood county. TIL
corn and grain fields show up fine
The unprecedented stage of al
the rivers in the northwest ha
stopped operations in many mills
and the electric light plant and mil
in this city last week found thei
emergency steam power plant hand
to fall back on. 1t is a good man.
years since the Redwood was so low
but the fall rains will ere long pu
the water power in good workinI
condition again.
John E. Moon and wife wer
heard from last week, en- route 70
this city. where they were locke
for the first Of the week. The
stopped on their way to tour Yellow