The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-03-07

Competent girl Tor general mousse
work wanted. Apply to Mrs. Wher-
land, Wyoming street. 1t
The ladies Of st. Veronica's guild
will meet Wednesday afternoon OF
this week with Mrs. Chas. Luscher.
Old DR.. Mayo of Rochester, faith
er of the two famous surgeons, died
yesterday morning in his 92d wear.
Members Of the Farmers club
should not forget the next regular
meeting at the court house next
Saturday.
Madison Press: Rolf Westby, who
is employed in an abstract office IN
Redwood Falls, spent the day at the
home of his parents in this city last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Schleuder and Mrs. E.
Kuenzli will entertain the ladies,
mite society on~Friday afternoon OF
this week, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Schleuder.
A large number of citizens and IN
stitute visitors inspected the apple
and farm produce exhibit of the
Great Northern road at the Wilcox
Warerooms last week.
Arthur Howe is now doing things
as pharmacist over at Springfield.
Arthur may be depended upon to
root vigorously for Springfield when
the baseball season opens.
The school children of deuel.
county, S. D., have undertaken the
work of raising the funds for a
building on the fair grounds OF that
county, to be devoted to the use OF
the industrial school work.
Commencing last Sunday, Rector
Joss of this city began holding his
! Sunday service here in the evening,
it being the turn for his Sleepy Eye
parishioners to have the morning
service for the next three months.
Hugh Peavey came down from
Washburn last week, and was one OF
class takingthe R. A. degree in the
Masonic chapter last Saturday night.
Hugh is looking well and still thinks
the real apple country is around
Washburn.
March opened up with a prize
package in the weather line, the
weather being so mild and sunny
that people are beginning to wonder
if the fruit buds may not make the
same mistake as year ago, and
come out only to be frozen stiff.
Tracy Herald: A deal was closed
last week between ]. j. johnson and
his brothers, whereby ]. j. becomes
owner of the old homestead in Gales
township, section 80, the price being
$50 an acre. The farm is five miles
northeast of Tracy, in Redwood
county.
John L. Cuddy, the well known
New Ulm plumber and contractor,
went into bankruptcy last week,
with Liabilities of S11, 1929 and no as
sets save those exempt. If the
plumbers are going bankrupt. the
condition of their customers must be
desperate.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Petersen and
Lobdell report a very favorable re-
ception for the Ramsey memorial
park proposition at st. Paul. The
only obstacle is the usual clamor TO,
appropriations for many projects
which limit the resources of the
committees having the disposition
of the legislation in hand.
Aug. Vogel was in this city last
week, at the institute, and stated
that he would start yesterday for his
future home at Lime Springs, Iowa
where he has purchased a quarter
section farm and will reside with his
son and daughters hereafter. Mr.
Vogel is the kind of citizen we hate
to see leave US.
The Marshall Reporter says Sec
E. H. Haig of the Y, M. G. A. ar
rived safely at Devils Lake. N. D.,
and according to reports suffered
little inconvenience. Since his ar
rival there at his fathers home, he
has passed but one bad night,
though no hope of his ultimate re-
ooxorx, 10 hold o,1f