The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-10-22
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OE LOCAL INTEREST.

Miss Inez Baldwin entertains the
st. Agnes Guild at Mrs. Wards this
afternoon.
H. n. Bell will soon be on the move
into his new furniture headquarters on
Washington street.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. D. j. Laird
next Thursday, Oct. 10Th.
The w. q. T. U. will meet in their
rooms next Wednesday at Bpm. All
aides are cordially invited.
E. G.. Bailey and P Mcpherson are
building R. A. Turrell's house, on the
other side of the Redwood.
Thos. A. March was taken sick soon
after the removal of his wife to the
hospital, but is getting better at this
writing.
Levi Annis, the shoe man, is having
the O'Hara building adjoining the
Citizens Bank fitted up for his shoe
store.
Louis Guth's new wall cabinets for
silverware and clocks are as handsome
as the other appointments of the new
store.
Married-At the residence Of Mr..
j. R. Thompson. Oct. 10Th, 1891, Mr..
Archie McDougal to Miss Lizzie A.
Parsons, Elder VIM. A. Trowbridge
officiating.
burlington & Warner sold this week,
for Judge Vanderburgh, the South
east quarter of section 80, town of
Delhi, 100 acres, to j. r. Lankard, the
price being $1,000 per acre.
The Sunday school convention an
nounced for this week has been post
poned for week or two, to better &C.
commodate number who are inter
ested but unable to attend at this
time.
W. H. Post was passing around with
cigars and smile on Monday. Beng
asked if it was for twins again, he re-
sponded that he only caught one this
time, and we forget whether it is boy
ora girl.
Foundation rock for a new store
building, te be erected east of Louis
Goodies, has been hauled recently. A
block of two new stores are to be erect
ed, each two-stories in height, by VIM.
Crouley and G.. NJ. Brand.
Some one is ont dog chain. Bruno,
Geo. brakes big dog, came home yes
terdav morning with broken section
of chain fastened to his collar, indicat-
ing that some person had tried to chain
him up. 1t didn't work on Bruno.
Anyone finding parcel of potatoes,
one of them weighing two and one
half pounds, on the road between Red
wood Falls and Gales, will please
reserve them for the Gazette office.
They are samples from S. S. Gales
potato patch, lost on the 70 ute home.
Rev. Gardner, of St. Peter, was
expected here last Tuesday, to take
part in the service of installing Rev.
MeHenry as pastor of Delhi church.
Failing to come, Rev. John Sinclair
rode over to Delhi with Mr.. Turrell
and conducted religious service, the
installation being postponed.
The date for the discussion between
j. R. Lankerd and A. D. Stewart, re-
ferred to last week, has been appoint
ed for Friday evening of next week,
Oct. 3O,h. The question to be dis
cussed is, Resolved, That the friends
of reform should organize q new po-
litical party. Both men and women
of all shades of belief will be made
welcome.
The Gazette was over-sanguine in
predicting that the November term of
court would be held in the new court
house. There is too much work going
forward in completing the interior of
the building to make the court room a
desirable place for business for a
month or so yet, even though the room
itself might easily be made ready.
Gov. Merriam has a very poor Nom
ory. He says that he not only does
not remember of seeing Rose at Lake
Kampeska, where Rose says the gov
ernor insulted him and was promptly
"sassed" back, but that he was never
at Lake Kampeska in his life, and did
not even know where the lake was un-
til he inquired after reading Roses
story. Everybody appears to be in a
conspiracy to prove that Rose was a
liar, whether he was guilty of murder
or not.
Geo. West, of Minneapolis, a mem
Der of hunting party from that city,
put charge of duckshot into one Of
his feet last Saturday evening, while
lying in the grass for ducks in Finch's
slough, NewAvon. The gun was along
side him, and as he was dragging il
into position to shoot some ducks fly
ing overhead the trigger caught, and
the gun brought down larger game
One of his party relates that the
young man did not allow the accident
to prevent him from bringing down q
duck then and there 'just the same.
Mr.. West was not SO badly injured as
to prevent him from going home te
Minneapolis, where he hoped by care
full treatment to avoid the necessity Of