The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-12-01
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY scHMAHL & RUTER.
REDWOOD FALLS DEC. /, 1892.
IsHoRT TALES OF THE WEEK.

Geo. brakes new blanket rack is
as serviceable as it is neat
Reserved seats for the st. Agnes
Guild entertainment at Schmahl
& Co.'S.
Hello, Hotel Francois, we are glad
to see your doors again open to the
public.
Mason & French sold Hans Nelson's
residence on Lincoln to G. J. Bobsin
for $500 this week.
Geo. Lechner is in it for the post
Office. A true blue Democrat is George
whom everybody would be willing to
receive mail from.
Donald Stewart shipped a car load
of cattle to St. Paul last Monday ev-
ening and personally disposed of
them at the Stockyards.
Emil Schmahl disposed of six head
of Oregon horses last week and this
week sold 35 head of hogs and 25
head of cattle at the South St. Paul
stockyards.
Mrs. H. Gassman, of Iowa, has pur-
chased of G.. V. Everett two lots on
the corner of Sixth and Wyoming and
will soon erect handsome residence
on the same.
Rev. John Sinclair is engaged to
lecture on Tuesday evening next at
Delhi, on Scotland. He goes the fol-
lowing day to address Presbyterian
Sunday school convention at Tracy.
/ The deal for the purchase of G. w.
Nield's furniture store by Messrs.
Skinner & Roth fell through last
Thursday, Mr.. Roth not being salts
fed evidently with his share of the
bargain.
Owing to misunderstanding in the
train service from St. Paul to Red
wood Falls, Archdeacon Villiers APP
pleby. of the Episcopal church, failed
to reach here in time to conduct SER
vices in the Church of the Holy Com
munion.
Probably the next attraction of Ep-
worth League will be the celebrated
Chicago Lady Quartette, which is
likely to be here during the middle of
next month Our music loving peo-
pie, andIwe have many, will certainly
patronize this attraction.
Mrs Francs, president of the Y. NJ.
G. A., Minneapolis, was in the city on
Monday evening, and reports that he
is making arrangements for the Young
Mems Band which is to held at
Christmas, to be drawn from four or
five colleges belonging to the differ
ent churches. The number likely to
be sent is five.
A limited number of reserved seat
tickets for the St.ss Agnes Guild enter
tainment next Monday evening, have
been placed on sale at Schmahl &
Co.'S drug store. and all those who de-
sire to witness the rare treat should
purchase early. Miss Josephine
Preston, elocutionist and drill instruct
ress, will participate in the program.
The directory of the Christian
church has extended an invitation to
Elder Slime, of Indiana, to perma-
nently occupy the pulpit of that
church in this city and Elder Slime
has accepted the invitation. He, to-
gether with his family, will arrive
about Jan. LIST, 1893. and after that
time will hold regular services in the
church.
At a regular meeting of Redwood
Falls Lodge No. ~, X. of p, held in
the hall last Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing Roficcrs were elected: G. G.
Peck, Chancellor Commander; c.. W.
Mead, Vice Chancellor; Geo. L.
Evans, Prelate: E. Kuenzli. Master of
Exchequer; H. G. Ackman. Master
of Finance: H. NJ. Aune. Keeper of
Record and Seals; F. G. Olson, Mas
ter of Arms.
F. E, Ring, of Winnebago CITY, a
cousin to A. H. Moon, is in the city ar
ranging for the opening of dry
goods and notion store in the build
ing now occupied by M. Worth, as
assignee, on Second street. Mr.. Ring
expects to open the store about the
middle of December. He is an enter
prising young fellow, and will I'M
doubtedly receive liberal patronage.
He expects to get into better quarters
next spring.
| The Rev. John Sinclair will lecture