The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-25
TOWN TALK.

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81. g. Schmahl was in st. Paul
Tuesday.
Park Worden has returned to
Eureka Springs.
O. w. Mcmillan is in Minneapolis
with Mrs. Mcmillan.
Jesse M. Thompson, of Belview, was
in the city yesterday.
DR.. Lyman is up from Wells, where
he has opened dental shop.
A. G. Burmeister shipped car load
Of -four to Pittsburg last week.
Miss Marion Everett will entertain
the st. Agnes Guild this afternoon.
John Blair, of La Crosse, brother to
Mrs. F. w. Philbrick, has been visit
ing here.
Geo: French, Geo. Carroll, John
UHara and Chef Richard Beach are
camping at Lake Shetek.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. g.
church, will meet with Mrs. w. b
King tomorrow afternoon.
The next issue of the GAZETTE will
contain choice communications from
local writers visiting in other places.
Local detectives are tracing the
cause of our rear stairs being covered
with blood last Tuesday, but as yet nc
clue has been found.
Jens Peter Jensen, of Lamberton
and Mary Andersen, of Waterbury
were united in matrimony by Judge
French last Tuesday afternoon.
1.-THE St. Agnes Guild intends to give
an Owl Social in Huntington Hall, or
Thursday, June LIST. Admission, II
cents. Refreshments extra. The pub
lie at large invited.
Mrs. Hannah ROGUE, a member O
the Lower Sioux Agency band of In
dams, was before Police Judge French
last Tuesday on the charge of using
obscene language, preferred agains
her by sister member. The case wa
dismissed, after the evidence was pre-
sented.
MIR. John G. Apologize leaves Ho
tel Francois to-day. Who his sue
cessor will be is not yet known. Mr.
Apologize has accepted temptins
offer from the 500 railroad to tax,
charge of its hotel at Enderlin, N. D
Hotel Francois will run temporarily
under Mrs. Francois management.
Frank O'Hara, the eldest son of MI
and Mrs. F. NJ. O'Hara, died very sud
denly at his home Monday evening
lung and nasal troubles being tn
cause. The little fellow was enjoying
life with his playmates shortly befor'
his demise. The funeral occurred
from the Catholic church Wednesday
The band boys will give progress
| sive halma and concert party at tn
opera house tomorrow evening, TO
the benefit of its treasury, which is il
need of funds. A general admission
fee of 25 cents will be charged, an
inasmuch as the organization is rapid
ly pushing to the front among tn
bands of the State the party shout
be we'll patronized. Doors open q
7:3O; concert at $50 sharp.
A double wedding occurred las
Tuesday morning, at the count nous,
where David .Siemund and Alvin
Schmock, and Leonard HAUNT an
Bertha Schmock, were united IN tn
holy bonds of matrimony By ,!udg
French. The brides wore Princes
gowns en- traine with long bridal vel
and natural flowers, while the yroom
who are both citizens of Go 'onwoo
county, wore handsome bOutt Onaire
of ribbons and flowers. The ceremon
was performed with marked dignit
in the presence of few county o
ficials and ladies, and the contractin
parties made their vows in tone tn,
left no doubt or uncertainty. A gail
caparisoned team was waiting tt
quartette, but during the ceremon
some one attached a COW bell to tt
buggy. Just as the party was ente
ing the latter there was ''cling-clane
and the joke was discovered. A kni
severed the joke, and the two pa
rode away with the well-wishes of
large crowd of spectators.