The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-12-31
NEWS FROM THE TOWNS
Collected by Lively Correspondents fsl
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N. w. Cobleigh shipped a carload
of hogs Tuesday night to St. Paul.
Miss Eliza Potter, of Springfield, is
with her sister, Mrs. S. L. Dotson.
G. B. Holden, of Lamberton, was in
town Wednesday and was a caller.
Prof. Bartholomew was at Spring
field last Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
teams were SO crowded in and about
the Main street, at several times they
had to walt until passage could be
opened.
E. Blankenburg and Fred Bot were
up from Springfield Christmas eve, re-
tnrning on tho midnight train
Rejoice, farmers, the rains and snow
have mastered the parched earth SO it
will be in good condition to sprout the
seed sown in the spring.
Santa must have been offended to
send forth such a wind and SHOW
Christmas day. The young people
who were deprived of the privilege of
comparing notes and presents with
their friends, and of that sweet pleas
ant time of sleigh ride with lovers
have my sympathy. know how it is.
Mesdames G.. l.. and Emil Gowan
wound up their holidays with friends
in Minneapolis, leaving here Saturday.
1t seems as if Christmas must have
been an enjoyable time for the child
rem, as the stocks of toys were closed
out to the joy of the merchants.
lam informed that there were two
Christmas trees in town, one at the
Lutheran church and one at the school
house. 1t is said they were both fine
and were enjoyed by all present.
John Roth, brother of G.. F., with
John Erian and Conrad Steurnagel, of
Lewiston, MIMI, are here on Christ
mas visit to friends, one of them look
ing for a farm.
There is to be a dance on the 3lst.
have often tried to wade in mud
and not have it adhere. l found if it
was very thin it will stick. The same
effect will be produced by association
with bad characters. A white garment
cannot come in contact with dirt with
out being soiled. So is it with our
characters.
We received a fine arm chair by ex-
press as Christmas present, for which
we return thanks to Smith, of the
Lamberton Leader.
A public installation of officers of
the United Workmen of Sanborn is to
take place on the evening of Jan. 9th,
1892, at their hall in Feuerstein's
building. All are cordially invited.
c. Dingles met with an accident on
Saturday night. In coming out of the
depot he fell over a beer key which
was near the door. In falling his head
struck another keg, which stood on
end, cutting a bad cash over the left
eye, 1t was feared for a time that
the skull was broken.
DR.. Case is better in some respects.
He is very week.-Mrs. to be assisted to
move. His appetite is unusually good.
John Glorybach, one of Springfield's
merchants, and his wife, were up Sun
day calling on their old-time friends.
H. Fuerenstein and r, Patterson
we're at New Ulm Friday.
We hear there was very ENJOYABLE
peanut party participated in by all the
young folks in town at the residence
Of ]: H. Posi-, on Monday evening.
Good-enjoy yourselves while YOU
can, and let reason rule.
G. H. Dayton came up from New
Ulm on the early train Tuesday,
Visited DR.. James, Tracy's dentist,
on Sunday. It proved quite relief,
if it was painful for moment. Ulcer
ated teeth are perfect torment, but
one moment puts an end to their reign.
A Touring mill is among the posi-
bilities of Sanborn another season. Be
ready to catch onto the boom. Locate
your business where it is sure to paw.
There is a grand opening here for live
business men in several lines.
DR.. ELS of Lamerton, was called
Monday to Henry Weber's child who
IS very sick.