The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-09
Tuesday, Oct. 14th, Miss Marion

Tuesday, Oct. 14th, Miss Marion
Willis at Huntington Hall.
The death of Henry Johnson, of
Underwood, occurred one day last
week.
Miss Marion Willis the elocutionist,
at Dunnington's Opera Hall next Tues
day evening.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
w. B. King next Saturday at 4 o'clock.
All ladies are cordially invited.
As a faithful chronicle the Gazette
owes an apology to the Daughters of
Veterans here for failure last week to
note their gift to John S. Marsh Post
of beautiful silk flag. The present
alton was an important feature Of the
reunion on the 18th inst.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor of the Christian church will
meet next Sunday evening at Gas
o'clock. Topic: "Christ's Personal
Commands" in. l, 4-3, Tx. 8, 60.
Leader, Grant Martin. All young
people are invited.
The Mankato Ledger chronicles the
marriage of L. NJ. Thurston, formerly
of this county, to Miss Alice Geddes,
of Mankato, a sister of editor Geddes,
of the Register. The GAZETTE extends
congratulations to Mr.. Thurston, who
is now a thriving merchant at Window.
Every available chair in the Opera
House was occupied last night by the
audience that greeted Miss Marion
Willis at her second appearance in
our city. The hearty applause and
the enthusiastic encores attested that
her hearers were more than pleased
with her efforts Grand Forks Pion
Ger Press.
Friday evening of next week the
Republican local campaign committee
is promised two able speakers from
Minneapolis Geo. F. Edwards and
T. B. Hart. After more than a years
control of national affairs, Republican
speakers can talk of promises made in
the last campaign and already fulfill
ed, thanks to a Republican congress.
Come out and hear the opening guns
G. G. Whitney and Geo. Hughes, of
the News-Messsenger Office, were down
from Marshall again Tuesday. The
The latter is the purchaser of the
Reyeillc property, and an experience
cd practical printer. With the record
of that paper as stepping stone to
official appointments, the wonder is
that Mr.. Whitney did not sell out
the News Messenger and come down
and take possession of the Reveille
until a grateful Republic offered him a
more lucrative position.
The Chautauqua circle, at a meet
ing last Friday evening, adopted a
constitution and elected j. H. Bowers
president, Lizzie Hitchcock zice-pres-
ident, Asa Brooks secretary, H. M
Anue treasurer, and Miss Case, critic
The circle holds weekly meetings
Monday evenings. The English His
tory study is led by Judge Bowers
and "Our English by Miss Carter
The silver question was one of the
topics considered at the last meeting
The sale of the southwest quarter
of section IA, town of Redwood Falls
to w. P. Dunningro on, for $500, was
recorded the past week.
Will you attend the Fall meeting
of The Tracy Breeders Association, tc
be held at Tracy, Minnesota, October
Is and Is? You are cordially in vited
A good time is assured. Three fast
races each afternoon One thousand
dollars in purses. The feetest trott-
ers, PAGERS and ruaners in Southwest,
ern Minnesota will start. A first class
grand stand, from which every foot Of
the best track in the state can be seen
No pains will be spared to entertain
the throng that will witness these con
tests. Races will be called at 100 r
M. each day. Usual excursion rates OIL
all railroads.