The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-11-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

K. W. Mason is up from Pipestone.
Dick Sears was on our streets yes
terday.
Attorney Somerville, of Sleepy Eye,
is in attendance at court.
Miss Mabel March left last Saturday
on a visit to friends in Mankato.
j. H. Zieske, of Sleepy Eye, spent
Monday evening in Redwood Falls.
J. w. Crump and wife intended to
start this week for their trip to Florida.
Miss Nina McGregor, of Minneap-
oils, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A,
VIM.
r. P. Sinclair went to Mankato Mon
dav on business connected with the
creamery.
Miss Fannie Everett resumed her
clerkship in Everett Il Co.. store, after
a weeks illness.
The GAZETTE man, assisted by Mrs
Editor, got out an extra last Monday
"a bouncing boy.
Mr.. Jewett, of the State Auditors
Office, was here yesterday as a witness
in the Payne land case.
Harvey Warner has gone back to
his post at Minneapolis, after week
spent here with his family.
J.. E. George went to the cities
Tuesday, to complete arrangements
for his new deal in The merchandise
line
Principal Rice returned from tril
to his family at Aberdeen last Satur.
day, and resumed charge Of the village
schools Oh Monday.
Mrs. G. T. Ward entertained plea
SAINT party foyo,thg married people
at her home in this village last We'd
nesday evening".
Bankers Griffith, of Sleepy Eye, an(
Titus, of Moatevideo, stopped owe
here Tuesday, on their way from Mon
tcvitteo to Sleepy Eye.
L. n. Rowe moved back to Red
wood Falls with his family last week
having purchased j. Tiffany's house
in the southwestern corner of town.
Grandma Mason celebrated her 77tl
birthday with her children and friends
at her homo last Monday. She left thu
naSt day for Candy On a visit to son
A party of young friends of Mis-
Belle Clayson surprised her with
jolly ''visitation" last Saturday even
ing, the occasion being her 'steentl
birthday anniversary.
Miss Ida Carrothers entertained
Misses Blanchard, Mccain, Mabe
and Myrtle March, Fannie Everett
and Lottie Schmahl al very pleasan
afternoon tea last Friday.
A. G.. Woodbury. left here yesterda'
for St. Paul, where he has secured
situation in a printing office. Wood
bury was handy helper in the Ga
zette office last winter.
!. Pairing OFF,
Clerk of Court Byram has been dc
ing a brisk business in issuing MAJ
} riage licenses, but owing to electio
} matters the Gazette has failed to kee
tally. = We include few licenses is
: sued last month in the following list
Eroy e. Case, of the firm of Cas-
!, & Grant; Of this village, and Miss Ell
, F. Kenney, daught n of Frank Ke1
: ney, oil. Paxton, were united in Hymen
bonds last Saturday, Nov. sth, at til
home of the brides parents, Rev. r.
, Cone officiating. We understand tn;
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Case will take up the
, residence in the village.
Edward Luke~and Amelia Karoy
Of Shutdown, were licensed to wed Q
the 9Th inst.
' On the 9TH, Geo. H. Weldon an
f Gennie .Oleson, of Lamberton, an
: Chas. F. Baird, of North Hero, we
E granted licenses.
t Licenses were previously issued
G Fred Otto and Lena Sprink, on Il
t 1st inst, and to William A. Longbo
tom and N lie S. Taber, of Vail, al
q to Adam Raddatz and Emma Becke
: of Charlestown, on the I'D ult.
The new dental Office is now open,
Is over Philbrick's store, and I propo
:, to give the best work for the lea
J. money. You will find me in the off
# the first half of each month only.
G. NJ. LEFF1NawELL,