The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-05-04

ear and ears not growing thrown
out. Inquire of G. w. Whittet. Sr.
Miss Inez Root and a number OF
her little friends celebrated Miss
Inez's tenth birthday anniversary
last Saturday.
Hear We, hear We! All We old
bachelors. If you we're ever in love
or not don't miss the bachelors love
affair on the screen at the Dream
tonight.
Wife John! There's a burglar go
ing thru your pants. John-All
| right. You two fight it out between
yourselves. Chicago News.
Steve Golden has purchased the old
Francois homestead opposite the
Presbyterian church, and we hear
that Mrs. Francois will take Mason
car in the deal.
Prof If a man has an income OF
$4,000. 900 a year. what is his princi-
pal. Student "A man with such an
income usually has no principal.
Harvard Lampoon.
Advance Is horse compound en-
CINE, and New Century Altman
Taylor separator for sale. Has only
been run so days. Apply to Arthur
Carbert, Kintire, section %. Post
office, Delhi.
Our cement works are still closed
and good deal of tile is being ship
ped in. Here is a chance for our
commercial club to get some one in
terested in having our tile made
here at home.
Father G. A. Jackson and son J..
M. started on their return trip to
their mines near Basin, Utah, yes
terday. J. M. having received a
telegram urging him to return to
work on his contract in the west at
once.
Get ready for Sunday dinner at
the pastry sale next Saturday.
The Scenic City Band will open
the summer season at the park band
stand Friday evening at s o'clock,
the weather being favorable. These
open air concerts will continue to be
given every Friday evening during
the summer.
VIM. nuscher of this city will
start in a week for farming expert
ence on the Gottlieb Kuenzli farm,
which he will work this season.
William finds stone working bad for
his health and we hope he will find
the change just what he needs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wetmore are
very carefully looking after a small
boy who arrived by the stork route
last Friday, a little ahead Of sched-
ule time. The death of Mrs. Wet
more's brother Wednesday previous
doubtless fastened the appearance
of the little stranger.
Delhi citizens were we'll repre-
sented here Monday, when the conn
ty commissioners met for hearing
on ditch No. IL. AS usual, the big
ditch is bound to benefit some and
seriously disfigure few farms,
the owners of which are not at all
enthusiastic about the project.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold a pastry sale. consisting Of
baked beans. cottage cheese, pies,
cakes, doughnuts, etc, on Saturday,
May 7th, at the opera house grocery
store. beginning at $50 a. m. On
that day orders will be taken for
pastry for the following Saturday.
E. C. Eastman and Clarence I.
Hougen of Wilmot, S. D., with
their ladies, made the lao miles be-
tween Wilmot and this city last
Saturday, in a touring car, and
report the roads in excellent condi-
ton. Both of the gentlemen are in
business at Wilmot. Mr.. Hougen
being publisher of the Wilmot Re-
publican. They were guests of Eb.
Horn of this city, with whom they
are related.
Messrs. Burmeister, Dubois and
Gold, accompanied by their ladies.
left here for Chicago Tuesday, to
attend the mems missionary league
convention Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
plan to go on to Washington to the
worlds Sunday school convention,
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