The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-12-22
SHORT TALES or THE WEEK.

laps IS, is slowly improving.
Chas. Gilfiilan left Gilfllan Siding
last Monday evening with "a car load
Of fat cattle and car load of hogs for
Chicago.
Mr.. G. A. Francois should read
Judges description of the MAN who
practically s,rates his story" and
illustrate one Of his good stories to
certain debtors when the latter be-
come helligerent.
Inasmlch as this is leap year our
young bachelors who have no desire
Of becoming Benedicts, should be very
careful and not pass under the mistle-
toe next Sunday. An innocent chal-
Ienge might be quickly accepted.
G. l. Monsell's six year old daugh-
ter met with a frightful accident last
Thursday evening, falling from win
dow over the bakery on Second street,
to the ground, distance of about IF
teen feet, breaking an arm and receiy-
ing internal injuries. The little one
is recovering as rapidly as could be
expected.
Edward r. Dlerre came up from
Reeds Landing last Saturday and was
given a trouncing Saturday evening
that caused him to return home Mon
day. His old friends were glad to see
him and happier to hear that Duerre
Bros. are doing a big business. Ed.
states that Georges majority for
treasurer of Wabasha county, was 397
by official count.
The O. H. Debating society of Red
wood Falls township was organized in
the Winn schoolhouse Friday night
last with Clark: Miller, president, John
Stewart, vice president; Miss Nellie
Lyman, secretary, Henry Sherman,
treasurer. A debate Oh RESOLVED,
that The friends of the Prohibition
party should stick to the party" is
booked for tomorrow light.
Our college students are all coming
home to spend the holidays, and the
college tales are first in the minds Of
our young people. Miss Lizzie Bissell
returned from Carleton last Saturday,
Miss Elizabeth T. Chollar from Pills
bury Tuesday Miss Lulu Turrell from
Carleton yesterday, Wilbur Thomas
Chollar from Carleton to-day. after
having seen the tiger in St. Paul, and
julius Hitchcock and Bert Lyman
from Hamline during the week. All
of the young people are looking ex
ceptiopally good, and are just running
ever with refined tales and Jokes of
'.dear old college days" Redwood is
proud of them.
Redwood Chapter, R. A. NJ, held a
special meeting in Masonic Hall last
Saturday evening, and the following
officers were installed by Past High
Priest Dickinson: High Priest, Joseph
Tyson: King, O. L. Dornberg: Scribe
David Whittet; Captain of the Host
Andrew Birum; Principal Sojourner
H. n. Bell; Secretary, NJ. E. Powell
Treasurer. w. F. Dickinson; Masters
of the Wells. j. H. Bowers. H. G.
Schmahl. G.. E. Mckay and George
Crooks: Sentinel, w. S. Clayson. Fol
lowing the initiatory exercises team
of three was met and conducted over
the roads to Jerusalem, after which q
midnight dinner was served at Hotel
Francois, under the superintendency
of Mine Host. Sam A. MintOn.
Mr.. Will A. Hubbard very quietly
slipped out of the city last Wednesday
noon. and to-day is basking benignly
. under Samuel Stickles' orange trees
near Highlands.in Southern California
Will did not leave here in search Of
health. but wealth, in so far as thai
word can be applied to the obtaining
of blushing bride. The lucky lad,
is Miss Alice Stickles, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Stickles, who was Sc
, we'll known here in the early days O
Redwood. Just when the couple were
or are to be united the GAZETTE ha!
not been made aware of, but Will
; promises to bring the California bride
: back to Redwood Falls, and socia
7 circles here will welcome her to thu
position she occupied while ''Stickles'
was a household word in Redwood.
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