The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-12-25
OF lOC.:.l INTEREST.
A Merry Christm IS to everybody!

1t is expected that the appeal o
William Rose will come before thu
Supreme court about tho middle O.
next month.
Hamlet" reports to the Renvill'
Times that about $500 has been raisec
toward building an Episcopal church
at Beaver Falls.
The w. G. T. U. will give an even
ing social at the residence of Mrs. Jas
Mcmillan on Tuesday, December Both
Everybody invited.
Services will be conducted in the
Episcopal church next Sunday at 1913
a. m. and 80 p. m. by Mr.. F. M. Ba
con, Candidate for Holy Orders.
Judge F. S. Brown, of Tracy, anc
Miss Sue Gleason, were married Al
Mankato on the 18th. The bride is {
sister of Mrs. DR.. Workman, of Tracy
Lyon county sheep raisers were te
meet last Friday to organize a WOO
growers association. Such an organ.
liza lion might a compl 81 much good il
this county also.
The Franklin News is a promising
Younger brother of the Morgan Mes
senger. Small Bros. are furnishing
the people of Franklin neat little pa
per, we'll worthy of their support.
What is the meaning of the word
t. ltalizing?' asked the teacher
Please, sir" spoke up little Johnny, cit
means a circus procession passing the
sehoolhouse and the scholars not al
loved to look OUT
The following little item, from The
Glyndon News, will find a responsive
chord in the heart Of nearly every ed
itor in the state: THE price of the
News has not increased on account o.
the Mckinley bill--but we wish te
correct the misapprehensions of some
subscribers who appear to thinkit was
placed on the free list"
The triumphs of the Gospel of the
Christ the Lord is still being made
M lnifest in our midst, the teachings
of his book and the exemplified char
acter of his life upon the minds anC
yes of men, is bearing fruit daily il
oar community. -Four more pcrs>
became obedient to the Lords will
and We're baptized at the Church O.
Christ on last Sunday evening. The
love of God constraineth lis to say
Thy will be done"
Morgan Messenger: A sad accident
occurred at Lone Tree Lake Thursday
afternoon. F. Muechow, a young mar
who came from Wisconsin last weel
and is visiting with his brother-in law
Aug. Raetz, while out hunting go1
down to crawl under fence, pulling
the gun after him. In some way TIE
piece was discharged, the load striking
h arm just above the wrist. r
Welcome was summoded from Sleel J
Eye and found it necessary that the
arm shonld be amputated.
A remarkable exhibition of horse
s,nse was noted from the Gazctt>
wAtcl- lower Tuesday. A young horse
which had been left standing unblank
etcd in the keen wind in front of Geo
brakes, made sudden dive to g
through Georges front window, anC
was only prevented by the prompt in
reference of two or three young me1
Who happened to see the demonstra
ton just in time. There was a displa,
of horse blankets and robes in tn,
windows that was too tempting TO
the shivering creature to resist. W.
trust the horses owner will take th'
hiHt.
Case, of the Marshall Reporter, write
up the Tracy we'll in the following hui
morous fashion:
We understand that another well il
to be sunk, and that an official in Fl
o. temper has given orders to 90 K
h l before stopping if a a sufficien
reservoir ism t struck before. Railroad
orders are usually enforced if made il
compliance with interstate laws. W.
are not familiar with the strata as ia
down as Hollenbeck's orders reach
but there seems to be lack of con
sistency in the combination of hell AM
water that may excite the RAILROAD
commission to active investigation i
not outside their jurisdiction. A shat
of the kind ordered, if operated in tru
orthodox style would undoubtedl,
furnish motive power, but can the Chi
cago & Northwestern use it without
change of engi GERS? We really don
know.
We doubt if in this or any othe
state there is more competent or up
right Judge than Judge Weber Q
this district. Thos, who have attend
ed the present term will concur in tina
opinion and like the writer could nc
fail to have noticed the uniform goo
nature, genial disposition and at al
times marked fairness that was so ar
parent. The Ninth Judicial district
particularly fortunate in the possessio
of such man in such a position an
we want to see him kept there just a
long as he will continue stay. 1t is
pleasure to speak kind words of B. I
Webber.-St. Peter Herald.
To which sentiments the people i
this part of Judge Webber's jurisdi'
ton will respond with hearty anne,
And when the state supreme benc
needs new judge and an able an
upright one, we know just where sue
a man can be found.