The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-16

IAccVlAS COHluleuCes ~ Q =. LII. oAdI p.
By order of committee.
Come out to the opening republican
rally at Huntington Hall tomorrow
night. Parties who have heard T. B.
Hart, one of the speakers billed for
the evening, pronounce him lively
and effective orator. Republicans ex
tend a cordial invitation to their erring
brethren on the other side of the party
fence to come and be enlightened.
A Chautauqua circle was organized
at Delhi last Friday evening at the
residence of A. D. Mclean, with six
teen regular and four local members.
George Leslie was chosen temporary
president and w. X. Sherwin was
elected temporary secretary. A COM
mittee was appointed to order ten sets
of books and the circle will begin work
as SOON as the books arrive.
The marriage of Andrew H. Ander-
son, of Delhi, and T. Allie Monroe, of
Underwood, was celebrated at the res
idence of the brides parents last Tues
day, and in the evening the newly
welded couple held a reception at
Delhi, where Mr.. Anderson is mer-
chant, postmaster, and prospective
county auditor. Our hearty congrat-
ulations are extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
Jos. Tyson has taken another con-
signment of Gilfillan cattle eastward,
this time to Missouri, to exchange for
mules and gh-grade cattle. Mr..
Gilfllan proposes to do most of his
team work with mules instead of hors-
es, having previously purchased one
or two carloads of these southern ami
mails. The cattle which Mr.. T yson
took away were those which he deemed
it Improbable to fatten on the Gilfil-
Ian farm.
Township officers should exercise
great care in conforming to law in re-
gard to posting notices of election, as
we'll as organizing at the polls on
election day. The election will very
likely be close on some of the state
and county candidates, and parties in
terested may seek to throw out returns
on account of Irregularities. Notices
of election should be posted as soon as
next Saturday, and may be obtained
at the Gazette Office.
PERSONAL.
Editor Small ,;as up from Morgan
Tuesday.
Geo. Dickinson returned from trip
to Sioux City last Friday evening.
Editor Hughes, of the Reveille,
went to the cities on business Monday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hamblen, of Anoka, is
visiting her parents at the Commercial
House.
Miss Elsie Pryor is filling the posi-
ton of assistant teacher in the San
born schools.
Miss Lottie Schmahl is again on
duty at the Gazette office, after two
weeks vacation at the cities.
Northfield News: Richard johnson,
wife and child, of Redwood Falls, are
visiting with Leonard johnson.
G. w. Tyler, of Iroquois, S. D., son
of R. J. Tyler, arrived here Friday,
and expects to spend the winter with
his parents.
Mrs. c. D. Thompson arrived home
from Iowa, last week, accompanied by
her orphaned nephew, her sisters ill
ness having terminated fatally.
Lewis Pfeister and wife and Edward
Moon, relatives of ]. E. Moon & Bros,
who have been visiting here, return OF
their homes in Southern Ohio next
week. Mrs. Pfeister is sister of the
Moon brothers, and Edward Moon q
cousin.
Mr.. Hollenbeck, of Olmsted county
"a brother of Mrs. Till Tibbetts-is
here on visit, accompanied by Mrs.
Hollenbeck. Horace Daniels, of Min
neapolis, is also visiting at Auditor
Tibbetts, and in company with Mr..
Hollenbeck is taking a turn at duck
shooting.
The teachers of the south side of
Redwood and north side of Cotton
wood counties are requested to attend
the teachers meeting to be held at
Lamberton, Oct. 18th, at p. m. The
meeting will arrange plans for work
during school year of 1890 and 81.
s. j. RACE,
| A. E. SAFLEY,
| COMMITTEES.