The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01


win long be remembered. .~-... j.,
VIZ haven't seen anything Of Mr..
Hewitt's first Of December steamboat
excursion on the Mississippi river from
St. Paul. 1t is probable that the usual
pleasure trip will be postponed this sea-
son.
The bar counter and ice-box of the
new hotel were made by Mr.. D. G. Hill,
Main street near Bluff, and are splendid
specimens of workmanship. They
were painted by Messrs. Hawkins g.
Conner. -
TODAY, tomorrow and Friday are
said to be the indicators of the weather
for December, January and February,
according to the o]d-time weather wise.
If. the rule holds good, December will
be a pleasant month. -.
M. G. Tousley, the indefatigable state
agent for the Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing
Machine Company, has been stopping
in Red Wing few days, and left for
Zumbrota to-day. He is in his usual
~ happy condition of moderately good
health.
Mr.. Harald Sunde, next
to DR.. Hawley, is giving
money away. How is that
for high? Go and inquire,
you will make five per
cent. on all your pur-
chases.
Mrs. G. A. BENNETT, NJ. D., form
erly of Detroit, is about to locate perm
anently in this city. She has had TWEEN
ty-two years experience in the practice
of medicine and during the war was a
practitioner in the military hospital at
Detroit. She has recently made a spec
ialty of treating diseased incident to fe-
males.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
hope to make their festival on next
Wednesday evening a success, satisfac-
tory to themselves, and to their friends:
There will not only be delicacies for the
palate, but varied sources of pleasure,
among them the concert, in which Mrs.
Frank Wilson will take part, will be
one of the most attractive features.
MEssRs. T. B. g. B. F. Sheldon, Mu-
sic Hall block, have very large general
stock, and are doing a fourishing bust
ness. Their establishment is popular
place to trade at. They not only sell
cheaply, but have full corps of obliging
statesmen and clerks, and treat custom
ers with attentive civility. They keep
a full line of dry goods and groceries,
and have a large and well arranged
store. -
ELLSWORTH is to have Christmas
Eve ball at Keith's Hall, tickets $3.50,
including supper. "Ole Bulls" full
quadrille band will furnish the music,
and the arrangements for having a
pleasant time will be perfect. We are
in receipt Of a very handsome invitation
printed by Messrs. Kimball & Case, of
the Ellsworth Herald job Office. It can
not well be excelled in neatness and ele-
gance of design.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will be happy to see their friends at
Good Templar's Hall, on the evening
of the 9Th of Dec, where they will be
pleased to entertain them with an oys-
ter supper, meats and other eatables.
Also table for the sale of Fancy Ar
ticles, under the supervision of the
young ladies.
Music and singing under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Raymond.
Come one and all, and have a pleas
ant cheerful time.
Admittance to hall 10cts.
ITEMS from the Ellswoth Herald:
The Pierce County Board of Super
visors convened on Monday for an ad-
journed session.-Dr G H Crary, Sur
geon Dentist of Red Wing, is at the
Winn House, where he will be pleased
to greet all who may desire anything
in his line.-The next quarterly meet
ing Of the Pierce County Council of
the Patrons of Husbandry will be held
in Ellsworth two weeks from to-day
December 22d, l875.-Peter Sherman,
of Isabelle, has sold his farm to Frank