The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-08

too much on their jobs. She always has
change in the house, runs no accounts,
pays cash on delivery, weighs ler pur-
chases and takes nothing for granted She
keeps account of all her expenditures and
knows where her money goes and what it
buys She doesn't hire much help. be-
cause she doesn't need it. She studies her
job and succeeds because she knows how.
"A. B. A.
Take bad cold to bed. That's where
it belongs.
| Is it bad form to ask why some of these
bald BARRIERS don't try little of their own
"hair vigorw We've really always wanted
to know.
A. J. Gerhard is the only representa-
tive of Redwood County on the primary
ballot and of course the whole County will
give him its support
"When President Wilson has to shake
his fist, the world will find it mailed" is
the expressed opinion of Mr.. Glynn
freighted with food for thought.
F. Hopkinson Smith says "A gentleman
is one who practices liberation and SYM
pathy" There are millions Of gentlemen
and most of them are among the poor"
Violet dye has gone. from $500 to $1,000
barrel, says news item. One more
proof that the humbleness and modesty of
violets have been overated by the poets.
When the foreman Of the prirtshop
prophecies There will be seeding done
two weeks from today" and the office
devil pipes up eyes, seeding raisons" rela-
tons are apt to become suddenly struined.
1t wouldn't hurt Moses E. one bit to
take lesson or two from Knute Nelson
He might arrive if he'd adopt Knute's
ideas on preparedness and few other
things.
New hats are very high in the back
says fashion column. If that were the
only place they were very high" Father
wouldn't be looking so disconsolate these
days.
Edit. Morrison in speaking Of the Re-
publican delegate-at-large candidates says,
"Of the others we know little, except that
Paul F. Dehnel and JAS Manahan are dis
tinctly undesirable" Land sakes! Isn't
that enough to know about anyone?
"The editors who write with such fin
atty, in every crisis know just what to
do certainly respect, in fact, revere
them. l wonder how they know so much,
don't your" The Cheerful Chemb.
Is it possible the C. c. could have at
tended the State Editorial meeting?
The name of Paul Dehnel on the primary
presidential ballot will do more to disgust
the people of the state of Minnesota with
the primary law, than the cleverest thing
it's enemies could have planned to fight it |
with. At last use for Paul has been
found.
0. }. Larson, prominent attorney of
Duluth, is among the Republican delegate
at-large candidates for the national con-
vention. Mr.. Larson is the only candidate
from northern Minnesota, has statewide |
reputation for integrity of purpose and is
good, solid convention timber There is |
no reason why he should not be elected
March IA, and several good ones why he
should be.
lie Sueur Center Leader-Democrat:
Once upon time the editor of this pape'
asked gentleman for a small favor, which |
was not granted The gentleman in ques-
lion now desires a political boost in this
paper. What would you do under these
circumstances
Why boost, Of course, if the cause is
worthy. There is nothing so cheap, so
unchristian and so morally debasing as
an endeavor to get even
An exchange calls the editor Of the
Worthington Glove a "stolid unyielding
bachelor" which reminds u.s. When this
same editor was about to leave Redwood
Falls some few years ago, he was ban
quoted and advised by the business men