The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25
New Cim smd Red Dad Stage Line.
Local News.
A Merry Christmas to all.

A Merry Christmas to all.
The Dramatic Club, we regret to say,
has gone where the wooGbine twincth".
About fifteen inches of snow now cover
the ground, fact that encourages the
farmers to hope for good crops next year.
Mr.. Walter G.. Belt has been elected
Village Recorder in place Of Mr.. B. A.
O'Hara who has moved out on his farm.
The beautiful snow commenced falling
on Tuesday morning with the thermome
ter at 10 deg, below zero, and continued
to do so all day.
The election of Village officers will
take place between the hours of one and
four p m. on Tuesday Jan. 9th. And
don't you forget it.
Mr.. & Mrs. f. B. Daniels started to
Pennsylvania this week and will spend a
part of the winter at their old home.
They will return in the spring.
There was no mail on Tuesday night.
the train not arriving at Sleepy Eye. I'M
til about day light Wednesday morning.
1t was delayed by the snow drifts on the
road.
There is quite a boom in oats. Laird,
Norton 4 Choliar will pay the
highest price for them in cash or lumber.
and n. Southland wants 2O,0G0 bushels for
cash, at McMillan's warehouse.
Mr.. Cunningham, Agent of the Ameri
can Bible Society, has been canvassing
this town during the past week and re
ports that there are very few persons
who are not supplied with Bibles.
Wheat. No. /, S1.06, No. ., SLOT
About 5000 bushels have been brough.
to the elevators at this point, which is re-
garded by men Of good judgement as
nearly one half of the crop Of this coun-
~.
A large congregation enjoyed Rev G.
d. Marsh's Christmas Sermon" in the
Presbyterian church of this place, last
Sabbath evening. On the first Sunday Of
$780, he will preacl, New Years ser
mon
Services at NJ. E. Church next Sabbath,
1870 in the morning and o'clock in the
evening the Pastor officiating:
Morning Subject; \ sermon for the
last Sabbath of the year. Evening Sub
jcct: No room for Christ
Mr.. II. d. Chollar has received letter
from the General Passenger Agent of the
Guion Steamship Line, stating that he
would see to the distribution of the Red
wood Co.. pamphlets through the sub
agents of the Line. in England and Scot
land, as soon as they are sent to him.
The case Of the Village of Redwood
Falls against Mathew Offerman, in which
an appeal was take from Judge Cox's
decision sustaining the judgment of JUS
tice Chapman, has been settled by the de-
PENDANT paying S35. and costs. This
closes out the prosecutions under tic
Village ordinance restraining the dealing
in liquors without license
There will be a course of lectures de
ivered by gentlemen of this vicinity dur
ing the winter for the purpose of RAISING
money for public library fund. The
object is certainly most commendablt
one and should be literally encouraged
by our citizens. The first lecture will
be delivered early in January, by
Judge Baldwin. In another column
will be found report of meeting of
citizens at which committee was ap-
pointed to make all necessary arrange
mcnt, for these lectures.
FESTIVAL.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Society.
of this place, will hold festival at their
church on this Thursday evening. The
bill of fare will consist of Oysters stcwed,
PANIED and raw, cold meats, cakes
bunns, sandwiches, etc. etc. We are re-
quested to state that the oysters will be
literally dealt out.
Parties leaving their orders at Lewis
Bros. store or A. Z. McCarty's livery
stable, befor p. m. will be conveyed to
the church free of charge. Tickets 40cts.
All are cordially invited to attend