The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-01-19

If you are looking for real snappy
odd trousers to help out with your
winter suit, call on Neiman, Post
/ Office block. 24-2t.
Hartman left $149. 100000. It
must be remembered that he could
not eat much meat during the last
few months Of his life. Chicago Re-
cord Herald.
The court house Offices will be i'm
proved somewhat by the new electric
wiring put in the past week. the
wires being hidden from view in
tubes instead of being strung around
separately.
/ A teacher near Morgan having
been obliged to give up her school
last week on account of illness. Supt.
Bebermeyer secured the services Of
Frank Evans as her substitute, and
the latter reported for duty Mon
day.
The Sanborn Sentinel last week
tossed Dick Beach the court house
janitor, nice bouquet, as 'one of
the most accommodating janitors
living and rightly entitled to the
salary raise of ten dollars a
month which the commissioners
voted him.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will serve Is cent supper Friday
evening Of this week, from 5 to II
o'clock. Everybody cordially invit-
ed.
Milroy Echo: The dedicatory ex-
ercises at the school building last
evening was well attended in fact
the rooms could not accommodate the
crowd that gathered to hear the pro-
gram. The solo by Mr.. Duncan and
the speeches of County Supt. Beber-
meyer and Asst. State Supt. Frazier
of st. Paul. were we'll received.
R. F. WherIand recently purchased
the homestead left by the late Mrs.
Gilbert Mckay, from the admins
traitor, and has been having the same
wired for electric service and pre-
pared for the occupancy of his fam
lily. The house is on Wyoming
street, west of G. E. Lamberton's,
and is well located for residence
purposes.
The finding of the dead body of
Prof. William Robertson of the
Crookston agricultural college in
the berth of his sleeper, enroute to
St. Paul. to attend the meeting of
the state agricultural society, was
one of the losses sustained by the
educational system Of Minnesota
last week. Heart disease was the
cause Of death.
Mayor Gaynor Of New York calls
attention to the fact that though
the Germans comprise about one
third of the voters Of that city,
'salmost no Germans ask for pub
lie Office The same is known in
Minnesota politics. and for that
matter in local politics. The Ger
man vote in Redwood county is
large. but candidate has to show
better qualifications than merely
being German to get the votes
of his countrymen.
Mrs. r. w. Hills was Pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening, when
a large company of friends arrived
at her home to help her celebrate
her 73d birthday. The guests furn-
ished the refreshments, which in
cluded beautiful birthday cake or
namented with a spray of holly and
berries. outlined in colored candies
on the white frosting. The compa-
ny left at an early hour Saturday
morning and before leaving left with
Mrs. Hills a shower Of birthday pos
tai cards as mementoes of a pleasant
anniversary celebration.
Frank w. harrington, who was
! foreman Of The Gazette office for "a
year or two and subsequently in
charge of the mechanical work on
the Waseca Herald, recently as
sumed charge of the Princeton
News. and will hereafter guide the
destinies of Bob Dunn's local COM
petitor. Frank is a good printer
and made many friends while here