The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-27
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vacation this week at Winona and
neighboring towns.
Girl wanted in family of two.
Good wages paid. Inquire at this
Office.
Mrs. Donald Stewart and children
returned last Saturday from their
visit with Iowa relatives.
o. Al. and w. H. Hines Of Olivia,
with Mesdames O. A. Hines and F.
E. Cole, were auto visitors here last
Monday.
Miss Schneider Of New Ulm and
Miss Florence Wyman of Waseca
were visitors at the home of Mrs. P. |
D. Hitchcock the past week.
Miss Lucy Fiske. a member Of the
high school faculty of 1909. who has
been teaching the past year in Ne
braska. is visiting at the G.. B. Ash
ford home in this city.
The announcement Of C. 7. How
ard as candidate for the Republican
nomination as probate judge appears
in this issue. Now that all of the
candidates are running on their
merits on the score of official eff
cheney, the candidate backed by a
record of nine months experience in
office and the sentiment for two
| terms would seem to have an advan-
tage, and from what we hear Mr..
Towards chances are decidedly
good.
The county commissioners having
requested Joseph Tyson to take
charge Of the collection Of county
exhibit exhibit for the coming state
fair. after voting an appropriation
of $500 to defray expenses of such
collection, Mr.. Tyson found himself
unable to attend to the matter on
account of having to take prompt
treatment for rheumatic trouble.
Mr.. Tyson is anxious that the col
lection be made by others and has
left some suggestions as to the re-
quirements of the display which we
will print in another issue.
More than the usual interest has
J been shown the past week in the APP
preaching nuptialso of Miss Gretchen,
: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Hitchcock, and Cashier w. B.
! Clement Of this city. Miss Gretchen
is not only an alumnus of our high
; school but a native of this city
Her disposition to improve her op.
portunities for higher education ano
her frank independence have wor
her friends in all circles. Mr.
/, Clements has been a strong factor
:, in making friends for the First Ma
tionat and has earned his rapid pro
motion there, at the same gaining
the respect of this community. The
Gazette is only representative il
rendering the young people SINGERS
congratulations and best wishes foi
their future happiness.
In the resolutions passed at til.
! convention we see little for any Re
publican to criticise. aside from tn,
y county option plank and the declara
: ton that all reforms will have t.
come through the Democratic party
: In condemning the Aldrich tariff
IS our Democratic friends are sayin,
q much the same as a majority of tn.
!. Republicans of the county havebeel
't saying. and in the matter of sen
y atorial elections by ballot, if we ar
q not mistaken the plank is almos
identical with one passed at tn
* Republican convention of this coun
e ty two years ago. The count
"a democracy are also to be commende
for their frankness on the count
option proposition, whether they ar
l. right in their conclusions or not
e Their action clears the way for
fair test of county option in TIL
z county, as it is conceded that Mi
: Keefe will receive the united SUI
s port Of the anti-optionists in an
event. making the vote a test {
y option strength in this county.
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