The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-21
w. w. Smith, of Sleepy Eye, was

guest of Miss Ida Laird.
Miss Louise Conklin, of Minneapol-
is is guest at Mrs. H. D. Chollar's.
Miss Minnie Hoffman, of New Ulm,
was a guest of Miss Julia Lichtwarck
this week.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
with Mrs DR.. Riheldaffer tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss johnson, of St. Paul, is visit
ing her brother, G. II. johnson, at
Hotel Francois.
Rev. DR.. Riheldaffer will supply
the NJ. E. pulpit next Sunday morn
ing by special request.
Miss Anna Mccarthy will come
from LuVerne tonight on a visit to
her brother and sister at Hotel Fran
co.'s.
The Young Ladies Aid of the M. E..
church will meet with Miss Grace
Root next Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock.
C. r. Kneeland spent the Sabbath
in Redwood Falls. and started to drive
home Monday morning, notwithstand-
ing threatened rain.
A Beaver Falls news collector notes
that Mrs. James Whitaker intends to
occupy her residence property recent
ly purchased here, about Sept. LIST.
Dan Bard's famous Elysian band
has been secured by R. NJ. johnson
for the dance to be given in his big
new barn on the 9th of this month.
Our exchanges down the branch say
that the road between Sleepy Eye and
this place is to be overhauled and the
track relaid with steel. That is about
right.
The dance in Sheridan to be given
next Wednesday night in Richard NJ.
Johnson's new barn, will be big az
fair. Dan Bard's band will be brought
all the way from Lake Elysian, Blue
Earth county, to furnish the music.
1t is said that it will take ticket
over three feet in length to contain the
names of the candidates nominated
by the various parties for national
state and county officers. The names
of the electors alone will require 10
inches, while the state tickets will take
at least Is inches more of space.
Prof. NJ. H. Upton was called upon
to officiate at wedding at o. A. Ma
sons last Thursday evening. The con-
tracing parties we're Walter R. Klink
and Miss Minnie Mott, both of whom
have been members of Mr.. Mason's
household for some time. The wedding
is reported to have been a very pleas.
ant affair, with no lack of congratula-
tons and suitable gifts.
News Messenger: The management
of the Marshall ball club is endeavor-
ing to secure game with the Sleepy
Eye club, on the Marshall grounds at
an early date. The Sleepy Eye team
now includes Dixon and Buxton form
erlv the Redwood Falls battery, also
Glasco, of Redwood, and Harry Stew
art, of Tracy, and the best game of
the season can be looked for if they
come to Marshall.
July 10Th Wang Foo Shun gives his
lecture on China at the NJ. E. church.
The lecture is illustrated with views of
the country. For this purpose large
double stereopticon and oxy-hydrogen
| light is used. This will be one of the
best entertainments of the kind ever
given in this town. The lecture is I'M
der the direction of the young peoples
society, and members of that society
will wait upon you for the purchase
of tickets.
Morton Enterprise: Wedding bells
will announce next Monday, July 10,
the marriage of A. F. Mahowald, of
this place, to Miss Katie Lorge, of
Morgan, the ceremonies taking place
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Mahowald is arranging to give
his friends a grand ball at the now
opera house, Tuesday evening, July
10, to which everybody is invited. This
promises to be one of the rare events
in Morton society.
Mankato Free Press: J.R. Lankerd
a well-to-do farmer of Redwood coun.
ty, is spending few days in this city
looking for heavy teams for his farm
which he has lately increased to 1000
acres. He has purchased heavy
draught team of Pete rPurrier, of Bel
grade, paying therefore $500. He says
that the crops are looking fairly vel
in his country. He has found by OK
perience that wheat following flax does
not pay, though on old land it is JUS
as good. Speaking ofpolitics, he sale
that great number of the farmer.
who two years ago voted the allianct
ticket are dropping back into the Re
publican party with as good grace a
possible. His county is favorable t,
Ives for governor. It will give its sol
id support to Turrell for congress, bu
should Prof. McCleary be nominated
every Republican will give him hi
J support. There will be no sulking il
their tents, he says, for they believ,
the Professor to be a good man.
w. c. T. U. County Convention,
To be heldoat the M. E. church Jul,
rs and q in Redwood Falls.