The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-12-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

The total school enrolment is 384.
Hitchcock has good ad. this week.
Read it. Twill interest you.
Mrs. Eunice Melville will speak on
Rebecca and Oddfellowship at the Re-
becca Fair Friday tomorrow even
ing.
Morgan Messenger: A. F. Fowkes
has sold his franchise in the Kunkel
washing machine to L. A. Chase, of
Redwood Falls.
Everybody interested in our public
schools should attend the declamatory
contest, particulars of which appear
in anoth er column.
The Ladies Guild and St. Agnes
Guild will meet with Mesdames G. E.
Mckay and Tibbetts at the formers
home Wednesday, Dec. II.
Henry Dahms has purchased OF
Capt. w. P. Huntington the 4Ox 10
foot tract facing on Second street, OPP
posite Miss Mulligan's millinery store.
and intends constructing two-story
block on the same next spring.
The arson case of the State VS.. D.
Mclean and George Grimes charged
with setting fire to business block in
Lamberton some time since, has been
dismissed, the State having insult
ficient evidence to hold the men to
the grand jury.
The entertainment given by the ST.
Agnes Guild of the Episcopal church
last Monday evening. was very sue
cessful and entertaining affair. Miss
Preston is charming reader and was
we'll received by the>audience. Misses
Grace Darling and Nettie Houck, Mrs.
G.. r. Pease. aud Messrs. Tanner and
Fish assisted with vocal and instru-
mental music.
Marshall Reporter: A group pie
ture of the editors of Minnesota is be-
ing gotten up in St. Paul. We sat for
portrait there the other day and dis
covered a new wrinkle in the proof
under the left center in the constella-
ton of Andromeda. Times claws
have wrought transformation in our
mug since the halcyon days of long
, ago. Alas. Alas.
The Bazaar. musical and literary
entertainment and night luncheon I'M
der the auspices of Crystal Society. D.
of r., at Odd Fellows hall, tomorrow
afternoon and evening will undoubt-
eddy be extensively patronized. The
ladies have valuable fancy articles
which will be sold and the entertain
ment will be co-extensive with the
work. Oysters. cake and coffee are
the refreshments.
The Venerable T. H. NJ. Villiers
Appleby, NJ. A., Arehdeacon of Min
: nesota, will hold divine services in
Redwood Falls, Church of Holy Com
; munion, Sunday, Dec. II, at 1920 a
, m. and 7:3O p. m. There will be 8
) celebration of the Holy Communion
; at morning service and special offer
tory for this purpose at all services
The occasional Offices of the church
! will be performed by the Archdeacor
of the Diocese in vacant parishes OF
due notice being given.
The social of the Y.P. S. c. E. Of
the Presbyterian church at Thomp
f sons hall last Friday was probably
the most successful function of the
, kind ever held in this city. Nearly, i
not over $50 of the young people o
the city, participated. and enjoyed
themselves in chatting, playing limo
cent games, and consuming cake ane
! drinking coffee. The social commit
< tee, consisting of Misses Charlotte
Schmahl and Matte Bigham, ane
Messrs. c. C. Chollar and Will Tyler
assisted by Miss Daisy Bent and Mis-!
e Louise Conklin. of Minneap olis, wer,
4 the receivers.
Mr.. Ely Ranney, of Homer, New
York, who has been in town for some
days on banking business, and who il
evidently keeping his eyes open in way
of guaging character, has been con
;. trasting the youth of New York Stat,
with the youth of Minnesota. Speak
: ing of the young men and women O
the East he said; ''they lack the am
bilious enterprise and thrift of tn
: young men and women of the West
Nothing surprised him more in thi
town, than to see in the PRESBYTERIAN