The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-23

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OF LOC&L INTEREST.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Mcmillan Saturday, Oct. rs, at 4 p. m.
All ladies are cordially invited.
Rev. Cone expects to hold religious
services at the North Redwood school
house next Sunday afternoon, at $50
o'clock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold social at DR.. r.
hcldaffer's to morrow Friday evening,
to which everybody is invited.
In some way the Gazette has print
ed the wrong initials for j. L. Hollis,
the candidate of the alliance and dem
ocrstic parties for county surveyor. In
stead of christian" the tickets bear
ing his name should read j. L. Hollis.
In spite of few difficulties, the oy-
ster supper given by the young people
Friday evening, was success, as they
netted $l7. They wish to tender vote
of thanks to Mr.. E. Schmahl for the use
of his building, and also to Mrs. Ed.
Jones to whose skill our good oysters
were due. =
Many deserved compliments were
heard for the Presbyterian choir last
Sunday morning, for the rendition of
the anthem "Joy and Peace shall
Reign with Thee Forever" The choir
was made up of Mrs. Philbrick, Miss
Riheldaffer, Messrs. Martin and
Stewart, with Mrs. Cooper at the organ.
Tracy Trumpet: A recent meeting
of the passenger conductors with the
officials of the Northwestern resulted
in boon for all the men employed on
passenger trains. The conductors
wages are to be raised $40 per mouth,
baggagemen S12 and brakemen IS or
$40. This company is always willing
to do the fair thing by the employees.
Auditor Tibbetts received another
lot of blanks last week, with an explain
atory circular from Secretary of State
Mattson, stating that the original cleo
ton returns contained fatal omission,
there being no blank for returns on
clerk of the Supreme Court. Town
.lo.4:o,, l>a,.J, ,.,:1l &Lo-ofo-o ,,oo %lo
last blanks only, and are requested to
destroy the first or defective form.
The pound social at the NJ. E. par
sonagc proved to be a welcome inflic-
ton on Rev. Cone and wife. Members
of their flock ex-pounded to Mr.. Cone
a handsome fur overcoat, a pound OF
silver dollars, and numerous other
pounds that testified well done,
good and faithful servants" more fore
IDLY than an epitaph on their tomb
stones would do. Good idea.
Cy Wellington, who saved William
Rose from conviction at his two first
trials, and incidentally ran up a big
bill for Redwood county taxpayers,
holds forth in st. Paul tonight in de-
nunciation of the Mckinley, bill
Judge Wilson should retain ICY" to
defend his reputation from the charges
made by Editor Paradis, of the Mid
way News. Perhaps he might thus
get disagreement from the jury OF
public opinion, but as Paradis chal-
lenges proof, Judge Wilson should
bring an action for libel or take the
consequences.
Renville county politics will posses:
some interest for Redwood county
readers this year, as usual. VIM. P
Christensen, formerly of this village
received nine votes in the Republican
convention for state senator, and ha'
since announced himself as an indie
pendent candidate. F. Borchart, O
Bird Island, is the Democratic and AL
lance candidate for that Office. An
other well-known figure in Redwoot
Falls is w. w. MCGOWAN, the nomine'
of the Democrats for clerk of court
BILLY" has been clerk of court for /
these many years, and is so obliginl
and efficient that he is likely to be TO
many years to come, although the Re
publican candidate, w. G. Barley, j
a worthy one. Four years ago MI
MCGOWAN had the nomination on al
the county tickets, if we remembe
rightly. F. c. Green, son OF G. T
Green of this place, has the nomina
ton for superintendent of schools o
both the alliance and democratic ticl
cts, and is making the campaign intel
esting for Supt. Ericsson, the republica
nominee.