The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-01-01
OF LOC.:.L INTEREST.

the old Odd Fellows hall, over Bells
furniture store for the coming year.
The w. G. T. U. social held at Mrs.
Jas. McMillan's Tuesday evening was
we'll attended and all report a good
time.
The past month has probably wit
messed more sales of real estate in
Redwood county than any previous
one in it's history.
H. D. Fixen, who bought 80 acres
of Vanderburg lands near Morgan
about two weeks ago, has already sold
it an advance price of $500.
The Sunday schools connected with
the Christian and Episcopal churches
celebrated Christmas eve with appro-
pirate exercises and distribution of
gifts.
Miller Burmeister recently shipped
consignment of -four to Pittsburgh,
and would send more in that direction
we're it not that his surplus is in de-
mand nearer home.
Rev. Purves picked string of sleigh
bells off the Christmas tree last We'd
nesday evening. St. Nicholas should
favor the rector with good snowfall,
in order to make the chimes available.
The monthly conservation meeting
of the Christian Endeavor will meet
next Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock.
Topic, personal Invitation; have you
give any," Leader, Miss Maud Glib
son. All are invited.
We hope our old friend Anton Weiss
will win in his candidacy for alderman
at the Zenith city. Anton is mighty
white Democrat, with enough of vim
and good nature to make him popu-
lar favorite wherever he may be.
The Knights Of Pythias intend to
have social entertainment and ball
SOM time in February, but have not
vet decided whether to celebrate St.
Valentines or G.. Washington's day.
The X. of P. boys are famous for occa-
sions of this kind.
Register Evans Reception book was
loaded with over 26O entries the past
month. Besides these, a large number
of real estate transfers have been made
by contract, and thus remain to be re-
corded hereafter. Redwood county
real estate is good stuff.
A communication in rebuttal to Mr..
Weldon's, of last week, will be found
elsewhere. We hope that Messrs.
Smith and Weldon will take the hint
we quoted from the St. Peter Herald
last week, and let up on suffering
public and have it out with stuffed
clubs.
New Ulm Review: j. L. Hoist, the
man who was sentenced from Red
wood county to 80 days in our county
Jail for abuse of his wife, received a
very nice gift on Christmas day in the
shape of pardon from Gov. Merriam
Ills sentence would have expired
February 1st.
LuVerne News: Will Holden left
Tuesday morning in response to re,
quest from Tracy to come immediate
ly on business relating to the case Of
his brother. Will still has hopes Of
saving his brother and his zeal has beer
increased rather than abated by the
recent decision of the supreme court
From Tracy he expected to 60 to Ro
chester.
Tracy Trumpet: MIR. John Welcl
met with an accident on Tuesday, ano
} is now under obligations to the Curri'
stage diver, who saved his life. MI
> w. had been fishing at one of on
lakes, and while returning the hors
ran away throwing him out and caus
ing injuries that rendered him uncon
: scious, in which condition the stag
driver found him. He was cared TO
in Tracy until able to be taken to hi
home near Walnut Grove.
Morton Enterprise: J. G. Costello
living about five miles from here, me
with serious accident last Tuesda
night. 1t seems that Mr.. Costell
, drives a high spirited team and wa
on his way home with load of posts
When out several miles, he undertoo
to light his pipe, using parlor mattel
The crack of the match frightened tn
team which soon became unmanage
able. After running some distance
. Mr.. Costello was thrown from tn
: wagon, striking on his head, fracturin
his skull and inficting other seriou
injuries about the head and face. .
physician was sent for and an examir
alton of the injuries made. At first
y was thought they would prove fata
but at last accounts Mr.. Costello
improving, and the prospects for hi
recovery are good.
The following letter from a LIE Sue,
- county man appeared recently in tt
- Farm, Stock and Home. The subje,
= presented is well worthy of attentio
- in all localities, and the legislature ca
y more proftably devote attention to
than to remodeling the statues in oil
:, or directions in which the public ha,
:" less interest:
/ I have been doing much I. ling tn
> season through the central and soutl
l. ern portion of this state, and to sa
T. that our wagon roads are disgrace
:. our people is stating it mildly. Th
~ custom of working OUT our road tt
,r is q failure. 7 have piven this matt.