The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-04-27

Next Saturday is orange day at
Kuenzli and Luscher's.
For Sale. Shetland pony. buggy,
harness and saddle. Inquire Ben
Schram. Fairfax. Mimi, ct 80.
The township assessors are expect
ed to come for their annual package
of supplies and Instructions at the
court house tomorrow.
Doyou know that through hekind-
ness of the express company and the
baggage man and digging up some
coin occasionally we manage to get
new pictures every day at the Dream
In addition to the base ball pro-
gram of the Baraca boys. a lawn
tennis season is under contemplation,
with occasional tournaments with
neighboring teams.
u. L. Crimmins has added another
registered Percheron to the breed
ing facilities Of horse owners in this
vicinity. There is absolutely no ex-
cuse for the raising of scrub horses
hereabouts.
One 10 cent box of Oil Paste shoe
polish will shine a pair of shoes SO
times. Makes your shoes look like
new and will not injure the leather
in the least. Heilman & belong. The
E. A. Pease left this morning for
the cities, intending to put in today
at the Layman's convention and go
on to Mortified tomorrow, where
he will represent the local branch at
the meeting of the Equitable Frater-
nal Life association Of this state.
Friday evening of this week the
junior class of the high school will
have the annual reception in honor
Of the senior class, and arrange
ments are under way to make the
occasion worthy Of the last joint
rally of the two biggest classes in
the history of the school.
Census Enumeration Smithers is
about finished with his regular can
vass of the city and is DESTROYS of
hearing suggestions from any citi-
zen who knows of absent ones who
are rightly entitled to be counted
here. 1t is important to have a full
count and every citizen should be
ready to help in the work.
Neighbors of John Klaus saw
flames on the roof of the latter's
house last Saturday after dinner
and started an alarm. When the
department responded it was found
that an electric light man was wir-
ing the house and that the flames
were confined to the torch used by
him in Welding connections. Nothing
doing.
Three auto loads Of Redwood Falls
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Quar-
ton went out to their farm home in
Delhi township last Friday after
noon with lot of dollhouse flowers
and other souvenirs to remind Mrs.
Quarton that her birthday anniyer-
sary had not been forgotten. The
visitors report a good time from
start to finish, in spite of rather in
1ospitable weather.
The Tracy Herald announces the
ale of the Republican, Trumpet of
hat city to B. L. English of the
oarker's Prairie Independent. Broth
n Edwards has guided the destinies
# the Republican for more than
,wenty years and is entitled to a rest.
The Herald says that the new editor
$ an old Tracy boy and is sure to in
ect new life into the Republican
Trumpet, which has been more or
ess side issue with Mr.. Edwards
ince his long term as postmaster
vas entered into.
Theg greatest dispenser of sunshine
N the planet died with Mark Twain
asst week, for Samuel R. Clemens ap-
'ears to have won the hearts of the
eaders of books in all lands and
To make the world laugh
nd grow more kindly while they
augh is a power that the worlds
.reatest might we'll desire. Mr..
,lemens did not find his own life a
oke. but suffered the pangs of sep
ration from most of the members
f his family before the curtain fell