The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-03-12
OF LOCAL. INTEREST.

billed for a performance at Dunnine
ton hall last night.
Married-March 18th, by Edwar'
March, Esq, Hans P. Petersen ant
Miss Mary Jensen, of Brookville.
Our village attorneys were to hold
session last night with the council, t
finish their draft of city charter.
The exposition in Minneapolis vii
be held next year as usual, the guar
antee fund of 100000 having been
raised.
There will be preaching by Nom
Der of the Society of Friends, at the
Grow Creek school house next Sun
day, at 3 o'clock p. m.
O. A. Mason has been doing vigor
Gus work for the United Workmen Al
Madison, and will institute a new
lodge of over twenty members there
next week.
A Delhi reader informed us yester.
day that the no-license ticket carried
in Kintire last Tuesday, which action
will wind up the Belview wet goods de-
pot at the end of the present license
year.
A meeting will be called some even
ing next week to organize dramatic
company, which will proceed at once
to put on drama. 1t will probably
be under the management of R. P
Sinclair.
The report that teachers institute
was to be held here this month was
premature. Supt. Race informs us
that he favors fall institute, and that
the date for a spring meeting hero has
been cancelled.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Athey on Saturday next at 3 p. m.
The Union ladies desire the organiza-
ton of Y, and for that purpose solic-
it the attendance of all young ladies
interested in temperance work.
Waterville Advance: We are IN re-
ceipt of positive information that the
Cannon Valley road will be exte" ded
to New Ulm early this season, insur-
ing the continuance of the road to
connect with the Watertown branch,
probably near Beaver Falls.
The centennial of the death of Wes-
ley will be observed at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. Ser
mon by pastor, wesley as Reform
er." Evening: "Wesley's Early Days."
J. R. Lankerd; "Wesley as Scholar
and Author j. H. Bowers; Address,
DR.. Riheldaffer; Response, F. A. Cone.
Wesley's hymns will be sung.
The Second District Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons will be held at Montevideo,
March Goth to the ed. The sessions
of the Conventions will open Friday
evening and hold every Sunday, will
be occupied with topics on Association
work, Bible readings and gospel meet
ings, and any one interested in church
and Young Peoples Society work will
enjoy them and find them profitable.
Ep{or4o;nn,ont fr,,o
Lu Verne Herald: Matt Mccarthy
will leave next Monday for Redwood
Falls to take charge of the new Hotel
Francois in that place. Matt is a first
class hotel man and will make the new
hotel a success from the start. His
long experience in the business here
and his popularity with the travelling
men will be of great advantage to him
in his new location and we shall expect
the Hotel Francois to become under
his management one of the most popu-
lar hotels in Southwestern Minnesota
The imported Percheron and French
Coach stations which came to Mr..
Wizards Riverside" stock farm last
fell, were shown on our streets last
Saturday for the first time and our
best judges of horses unite in saying
that they are excellent representatives
of those two famous breeds. Under
the management of Mr.. Lance, River
side stock farm is rapidly developing
into one of the best in the Northwest,
and all admirers of fine stock cannot
spend few hours more pleasantly or
proftably than to visit this farm.
Last Monday evening was lodge
night for our United Workmen. Be-
fore closing delegation of the wives
of the members invaded the dread
precincts, regardless of inner and out
er guards or passwords, and an entire
ly new order of business was transact
ed. The ladies know the password to
all gatherings of the grosser sex, and
that password, rudely stated, is-grub.
They brought a few baskets of this in
fallible softener of the sterner sex, and
great things were done for the good of
the order during the evening.
The St. Paul News reporter who
furnished the details of that gas cpl
sode at the Windsor hotel, which were
copied in the Gazette and afterwards
discredited by the parties mainly i'm
plicated, has been heard from. He
happens to be j. A. Schmahl, form
er Redwood Falls boy, and he insists
in vigorous terms that his statement
was in all important particulars cor
rect, and that one of the victims of the
IL