The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-11-17


agencies and soliciting business for
the Northwestern Life Association, of
Minneapolis.
! Norman Webster, once resident
here, but now of Minneapolis, was
burned out of house and home in that
city last week.
Emil Schmahl took 154 head of
sheep and % head of cattle to the
South st. Paul Stockyards last Satur-
day, and lost an English pug dog in
returning.
Geo. Mead, at one time thrifty
farmer of Underwood, this county, but
now citizen of Marshall, is visiting
his brother, Sheriff Mead. and renew
ing old acquaintance in this city.
Arrangements are pending for the
sale of the furniture store now owned
by G. w. Nield & Co. to Mr.. Roth,
a young business man and rustler Of
Grand Rapids, Michigan. The deal
may be closed to-day.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Warner
and Miss Alice B. Pike, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pike,
Of Pike farm, just south of the city,
was solemnized at the home of the
brides parents to-day, Rev. John Sin
clair officiating. The wedding was
private, only near relatives of both
parties being present.
Emil Bachman, clerk for CA Fran
co.'s & Co., who had an eye injured by
a piece of iron breaking from chisel
and lodging back of the bal, week
or more since, and who afterwards
went to St. Paul for treatment was
obliged to have the eye removed last
Saturday. and Il glass eye will be sub
stituted. Mr.. Bachman writes to his
. brother-in law, Fred Gley, of this
place, that the operation was sue
cessful one, and that he will soon re-
turn to Redwood Falls.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Mil
Ter to Mr.. Thos. D. Martin, son of
Mrs. 0. G. Martin, was solemnized at
the Miller residence just south of the
city at noon yesterday, but es this pa
per goes to press Wednesday evening
the particulars cannot be given. Mrs
O. G. Martin gives a reception in hon
or of the couple this evening
, and the same promises to be a brill
liant affair. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin are we'll known in Redwood
county.
Rev. John Sinclair. in the Presby-
terian pulpit last Sunday morning
spoke upon the reward of all Chris
tan workers. He stated that while
the giving of the twelve moral thrones
to the Disciples as reward for fol-
lowing Jesus through the regenera-
ton, he believed that all rewards to
Christian workers of the past, present
and future will be the samoan ever
lasting life. In the evening Mr.. Sin
clair continued his interesting lee
lures on the Pilgrims Progress.
Rev. George jain, of the Methodist
church, near Middle Greek, Renville
county, was united in marriage to
Miss Sarah Steinkamp. a handsome
young Renville lady, at the above
church last Friday. Presiding Elder
Prime and Rev. jain, father to the
groom. performed the ceremony.
Among those present from Redwood
were H. G. Ackmann and wife, H. n.
Bell and wife, Mrs. J. P. Cooper, Mrs.
H. M. Hitchcock and Miss Miller.
The wedding presents were numerous
and costly.
The general and sectional meetings
of the Thirtieth Annual Session of the
Minnesota Educational Association to
be held in St. Paul, December q 20.
promise to be far more interesting and
instructive than those of any previous
year. The State superintendent will
hold a conference with county super
intendents and the teachers in the
several summer schools on the first
day of the session. On the evening
of the 9th it is expected that there
will be a high school declamatory
contest. On the evening of the 2sth
there will be lecture by General
Lew Wallace upon some literary sub
ject. The usual reduction of rates is
promised upon all railroads and hotel
rates will be very reasonable.