The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-13
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Local News

Thermometer nineteen degrees be-
low zero this morning.
Capt Huntington is recovering
from his illness and will be out in q
day or two.
Mrs. Mason returned, on Tuesday,
from prolonged visit to her son in
Lincoln County.
Mr.. F. A. Wilson, Editor Of the
Granite Falls Journal, called at this
Office on Monday.
The Post-office of Shutdown, Red
wood County, has been discontinued
by the department
Miss Kitty Bixby will start next
week to Winnebago City where she
will remain some time.
DR.. Finn is recovering very salts
factorily from his illness but is still
very weak and unable to 60 out.
A "Hop" at the Commercial
House on Tuesday evening was =
success in numbers and enjoyment.
Mr.. Huntington has commenced
to build new Office on Washington
street, just south of his present Of
fee.
Mrs. J. Schmahl started, yesterday
morning, to Waseca, where she will
spend some weeks with her daugh-
ter.
Charley Thomas has moved his
Jewelry establishment to the "New
York" store, corner of I'd and Mill
Streets.
Sumner E. Laughlin was appoint
ed Village Constable by the Village
Council at its meeting last Monday
evening.
WATSON will give Diary to the
homliest man in town if he brings
his sweetheart with him when he
comes to claim it.
B. E. Bushnell is closing out his
stock at Auction. He will have an
auction sale every Friday and Satur-
day until the stock is disposed Of.
Mr.. Fred Warner, of Lake City,
brother of Mrs. Huntington, arrived
last week and has assumed the du-
ties of clerk in the Registers Office.
The Rev. H. A., Dodge started,
yesterday morning, to Evansville,
Indiana, the home of his father.
He will be absent about two weeks.
The social gathering at the Pres.
byterfan church on Tuesday evening
was a very pleasant affair. More
than hundred persons were pres.
ent.
Harry Simmons arrived last week
and is making preparations to com.
mence the Agricultural Implement
business in connection with Peter
Ortt.
The second trial in the Tunnel
case resulted in = disagreement and
the matter stands about IS it did
when the parties first arrived in Red.
wood Falls.
Mr.. Peter Smith started, last Fri.
day, to Iowa, where he will purchase
a lot of horses and bring them to
this place. He will purchase horses
suitable for farming purpose and
general work. Will return about
the firt Of March.
Mr.. T. E. Lewis, the younger
member of the firm of Lewis Bros
returned from his Wisconsin trip on
Monday evening. He is subject
for congratulations, having been
married on the goth of January to
Miss Annie f. Irwin of Lodi Wis.
Mr.. Peter Ortt has left his posi-
ton in Mr.. Chollar's lumber yard
and is making preparations for com
mencing the Agricultural Implement
business in connection with Mr.
Simmons.
Andrew Birum takes his place il
the lumber yard.
The Rev. J. NJ. Thurston viii
r:eacl, in the Presbyterian chur"l
uext Sunday. morning. He vii
preach in the school house near Pax
ton at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in
stead Of ct l04 in the, forenoon, al
heretofore eHnounccd. The people
IN that vici~Ny are requested t.
bear the change IN mind.