The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-01-14
SANBORN.

Skating parties are all the rage these
days. Our young people are having
plenty of healthy invigorating exercise.
It is very pleasant to glide over the ice
with your best girls hand in yours.
A neice of the Schambesg's, Miss
Caroline Blethmes, of Sleepy Eye, has
been visiting her uncle's family for
some days.
Jan. 9TH Mr.. Blizzard arrived on time
giving foretaste of his ability.
On Wednesday evening there was a
lively and interesting debate held at
the FLAG school house in which all
seemed to take an interest as the house
was filled. Week from that time one
will be held in the school house near
A. j. Weldon's.
Geo. Posi- has his feed mill runnin g
ready to grind feed for the farmers.
Girls Essig visited friends at Sleepy
Eye returning Thursday.
La Grippe is still putting good work
hereabouts.
Report says it looks to man up a
tree as if an elopement had occurred
in this village. The woman took the
train west one night and the man went
on west bound train the next night.
A majority of the members of the
Sanborn A. o. U. w. lodge attended
the public installation of officers and
the supper given by the same lodge
Thursday night and had a splen did
time returning on the morning train.
j. H. Shambergh was at Springfield
on business, Friday.
Scrofula's most potent enemy is I'M
doubtedly Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Dreas your hair to perfection with
Ayers Hair Vigor. Ask for Aver, S
Almanac.
Mike Whelan was at the R. R. land
Office at Lamberton Friday.
A very pleasant party was held at A.
Shellenberger's Friday night. If l
was young again. (Hush)
Mr.. Hurst from the asylum at St..
Peter was up Saturday. DR.. O. A.
Case returned with him. Every one
hopes he will remain until he is in a
much better condition.
The editor of the Lamberton Leader
was on hand Saturday to take in the
installation and supper, having time to
call around town on the business men
and chat with them.
l do not understand why it is that
so many children are out OF school
when we have two competent teachers,
and all who pay taxes have to do their
share in pay for its maintenance. Re-
member parents, education is worth
more than money to your children.
Frank Wagner, one of Lamberton's
cigar men, was down looking up trade.
He remembered that we sometimes
like a good cigar. Call again Frank.
Mrs. Praxel and family called on
Mrs. P.'s sister, Mrs. G. T. Waterman,
on Sunday.
E. J. Letford, formerly of this place
and Morgan, now of Minneapolis, is
stopping with O. D. Wells family for
a few days.
It is pity that the creation did not
furnish two worlds; one for the COM
mon herd and for the finer specimens,
so they could not be disturbed in their
self alteration.
The public installation of officers of
the A. o. U. w. lodge On Saturday ev-
ening presented very interesting and
entertaining program after the install
lation. Short addresses were listened
to which gave the history of the rise
and progress of the order from its in
fancy to the present time, which we're
instructive and entertaining showing
how much may be accomplished from
so small beginning, showing the OBJ
iect of the order. The speakers used
plain language to be understood by
all. Supt. Waterman Eckstein,o of New
Ulm, followed by DR.. Rothenburg and
Editor Smith, of the Leader, with O.
Erickson, of Springfield, gave short
addresses, after which some 125 par
took of oysters with salads, when
called for. The supper was prepared
for the lodge by Mrs. G. L. Woodland
After supper they returned to the hal
where those who chose danced until l:
o'clock, all returning to their homes