The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-24

THE REDWOOD
- trenches and hold them. They we're sent
- to get Villa.
Why don't they do something? Are they
- going to wait until Villa has $4,000 men
1.50 instead of 5000? and until he's complete
ESQ master of northern Mexico Frank Day.
LIS! We do wish, that while one T. Lawson
lis in this business of exposing leaks, he'd
~. come along and expose the probable leak
in our ciStern.
Another Story Added to The City Halp'
headlines an exchange. In Redwood Falls
we say it thus; another story added at
"a the city hall.
Mat Goodwin said Il used t. recite
sGood-by, Jim'-until heard Rilny do it.
Then asked the Lord to forgive me, and
never tried it again.
These are the days of cold drafts, sight
drafts and over drafts; these three; and
as a real genuine trouble-maker the last
named has the othe two looking about as
insignificant as be imagined.
Once more is Claude Southwick, Rep
u,n resentative from Wells fooli1g around
with the marriage laws. Claude is likely
to get his fingers burned some day-ln
way not exactly pleasant for an "old BACH
It's; like him.
'"The walls and ceiling are of hard
plaster" says the Springfield Free Press
in speaking of the new depot at Spring
field Personally, we think soft, oozey,
H. drippy plaster would have been much more
artistic than the hard variety
Redwood Falls will have within her
gates this week Cat least we hope it will
Of be this week. sixty guests of honor-of
the honor in every sense Of the word, because
ife, they've done their bit with honor, and
re- we delight to honor them.
lch
ley About the most interesting "rogues'
tn gallery" one can imagine can be obtained
tit simply by cutting the daily Wing picture
The of legislative members from the St. Paul
the Dispatch. We've already obtained some
The wonderful and impressionistic likenesses in
len this way.
fe- The upawrd climb of "Charlie" Blandin
DIS. the new head of the St. Paul Dispatch
Z Press organization, reads a good bit like
an the tale of old-time magic. But one can't
no learn it from Charles himself, he simply
ne. doesn't mention the things he has accom-
ne plished nor let others if he can prevent it.
oil The man who comes in at the expira-
lrd ton of his subscription term and says
it please discontinue sending me the paper"
is much beloved among editors when COM
pared with the man who lets the paper
continue for term of years-and then
refuses to pay on some claim or other.
lat
rit ooHeCilles' Wheh we ~ cne"i 'iie =. ayI
;sh gent and infinite God-public prayers
80 good loud ones-we are sorely tempted
70. ,"' to rise right up and shout Lord, for
oa Your glory and our good-don't pay one
~ bit of attention to what he's asking of
~ YOU" But we never do,
~ -. Billy Mailer of the Springfield Advance,
- - speaks of "Sec of State julius A. Scnmahl,
~ :, always accommodating. That IS about
ma ra the fitest and aptest characterization of
;o ~ julius we've read in many day. Can
uo you think, right now, of a time when Ju-
W Illus wasn't accommodating to the full
~ ,re strength of his accommodation powers ?
of We can't!
~ ~ 'When is physician not physician"
~ ~ was answered by Pres. Wilson last week
se, when he made his family physician DR..
w. w. Grayson, rear-admiral with a salary Of
~ ~, Sc, 900 year. Dr. Grayson bounded over
~ the heads of over a hundred next-in-line- |
for -promotion-men by this appointment,
as well as having his salary pushed for
~ ward by $4,000. Who said Pork
dis uADU n11,c MAN
IN,