The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-12-04
OF lOC.:.l INTEREST.

II. y. ballNlu HidOe dhoe-ie1 oAif
ment of stock Tuesday.
The upper pond was thronged with
skaters on Thanksgiving Day.
Revival meetings arc in progress at
the NJ. E. church. All invited.
E. G. Bailey is charging his resi-
dence on Fourth street with an east
wing.
Jos. Tyson sold ovre a hundred of
his grade Shropshires to the Eakin
brothers last week.
Winter blowing, narrowing and
threshing has taken recess, owing to
the recent snow and cold weather.
The special business session of the
county commissioners closed Tuesday,
all the commissioners being present.
The meeting of the Ladies' Guild
appointed at Mrs. G. F. Thompson's
has been postponed to January Sth
next.
Remmele g. Buck, merchants at
Sleepy Eye, made an assignment last
week, for the benefit of creditors. Carl
Berg is the assignee.
G.. G.. Peck's handsome new show
case for silverware has attracted no
little admiration the past few days, as
we'll as its contents.
DR.. Riheldaffer favored the good
people who turned out to Thanksgiv
ing services at the NJ. E. church with
straight temperance talk.
Owing to unavoidable delays, the
Excelsior meat market did not get in
stalled in their new quarters under
DAD Fellows hall until Tuesday.
Rev. Robertson, Of Marshall, presid
ed at the quarterly meeting service at
the NJ. E. church ldst Sunday, and re-
NAMED over to assist Rev. Cone in a
series of evening meetings this week.
King Bros. recently fitted out Ole
j. Boklep and A. W. Wilcox with Hal
llday wind mills with feed grinding
attachments, and have just finished
erecting Windmill pump for John
Clark, ST..
Additional mail facilities are to be
furnished on the Winona q St. Peter
next year, for which mail cars have al
ready been ordered There will prob
ably be two daily way mails each way
after this month
Marshall now employs nine teachers
in its schools, and the Reporter says a
new school house will soon be neces-
sity there. A demand for more school
rooms in Redwood Falls will have to
be met in the course of a year or two.
Eugene E. Nichols, of Springdale,
was dangerously injured last Wednos-
day by having d fork handle run into
his stomach. He slid off straw stack,
not knowing there was a fork in the
straw. His friends were greatly
alarmed over the accident.
At least four Redwood families dined
on turkeys from S. S. Gales last
Thursday, and On comparing notes all
agree that they were very Solful and
satisfying birds. Nothing goes hun
ST. on that farm, except an occasional
tramp who comes away rejoicing in
square meal.
TIE city election is only one short
month distant and that is about all the
information wo are able to gather in
that connection. AS most of the pres
ent official; were newly elected year
ago, it is not unlikel y that reflections
sill be in order as rule At least we
see no signs of revolution or dissat;s-
faction at present.
St. Peter Tribune: Powell & Co.,
art; ste painters of this city, have just
finished q handsome glass sign for the
now Francois hotel at Redwood Falls
The word "hotel'' is lettered in geld
tipped with red and black, and tie
namo "Francois' in gold, blue and
tipped with black. It is very hand
some aud reflects credit on the artists.
Sleepy Eye Disl atch: Conductor
Tom Hughes dog Sam has learned to
distinguish between the sound of en-
CINE whistles and invariably meets the
Redwood train as it pulls upt to the de
pot. Other trains may come and go
as they will, but Sam" pays no atteu-
ton until he hears 33's whistle and
then he has business Oh hand and nev-
er misses.
Married Thanksgiving day, at
Malkato, E. G. Bailey, of r 'dwooi
Falls, and Miss Almira sTil1cn, of
Mankato. MIR. and Mrs. Bailey re-
turned here last Saturday, and have
gone to housekeeping in their house
Oh Fourth street. That LUSH" after
b Hiding a number of handsome hous-
es for others, should want a home of
his own, is natural, and will meet with
general approval.
Mr.. John Anderson, the popular
clerk at j. NJ. Dmnington's, and Miss
Belle Allen, daughter of James Allen,
we. pronounced man and wife by Rev.
Cone last Thursday. We have had
our eye on John for some time, as he
has shown all the symptoms of an in
tention to renounce single wretched-
ness. The young people have the best
wishes of large circle of friends for
their future happiness.
The Natural History class at the
high school went on a tour of investi