The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-02-16


the M. E. church will meet with Miss
Hattie Hitchcock next Saturday af-
ternoon.
The liabilities of the Bank of Fair
fax are given out as being $28,O75,
and the assets at $25, $50, a shortage
of $2,525.
Bishop Whipple will be here on
May 25th, and an attempt is being
made to have q confirmation class
ready at that time.
VIVA. Pratt received letter from
his brother in Quincy, N. D., stating
that the Thermometer registered 48
below at that point.
Mr.. Turrell has introduced bill
fixing the legal rate of interest at 6
per cent. per anuum, where no other
agreement has been made.
8The Minnesota State Historical So
ciety has authorized Judge Wilkin, OF
!. st. Paul, to write memorial of the
late Rev. J. G.. Riheldaffer.
John X. Peterson,o of Peterson Bros,
had his spine seriously injured, while
lifting a quarter of beef from'a meat
wagon last Saturday morning.
Sheriff Blethen has appointed John
B. Lauer,of Lamberton, as his deputy
for the South Side an excellent ap-
pointment, and deserving one.
In the table of teachers and their
salaries published last week Miss
Ellen Wilson was given as receiving
only $50. It should have read $33.
Geo. Ruter has returned from a
trip to Chicago, where he took 80 bead
of corn fed steers, averaging l40C
pounds each, for Hon. G. D. Gilfillan
They were all fattened at the Siding
and brought over $50 each.
On Wednesday, Feb. 8, Judge Web
Der issued an order retaining A. G
Burmeister as assignee for FL. Simp
= son, insolvent, of Belview, Attorne,
Madigan acting for Mr.. Burmeister
y This order will necessitate new sale
: Yesterday being Ash Wednesda.
Rev. Henry Beer held special service
: at the Episcopal church, commend
ing at II o'clock. He will hold ser
: vices Friday eveningagain, and there
after, during the Lenten season, ever
Wednesday and Friday.
m The band boys, not only gave tn
N public good concert last Friday 9,
N ening, but Melted a good sum fo
NJ their treasury. All of the participant
). did admirably, and the selections b
the band illustrated remarkab]
progress in the control of music b
ril that organization.
M Despite the inclemency of tn
NJ weather last Thursday evening tn
nd M ladies of the Episcopal church, las we
nd as several gentlemen, turned out I
the social given by Mesdames Acl
= mann and G. D. Thompson, at til
It's formers home on Bridge street, an
its were pleasantly entertained.
us At the Episcopal church Sunda
It's evening, Rev. Henry Beer mild
IT'S roasted" those persons who professe
BIS being DIS good as Christians and n.
belonging to any church. He though
AN them lukewarm towards God an
boastful, and declared their boastin
,ls absurd. ut seems" said he, 9Th,
DIS they think they are comforting fav'
as upon Christ by coming to him."
,is The local A. O. U. w. lodge wi
bv give an annual entertainment me-
Wednesday evening, Washington
re- birthday, and aside from select M
steal and literary program at Thorn
els sons Hall, will have a dance at IL
as opera house. M. M. Madigan and
Us Us M. French will deliver addresses ,whi
els Mesdames French, j Johnson and Gle
nd Misses Gessler and Porter, and Me
ira srs. French, Anderson, McPherso
Gley, Glasscce and Martin, will a
pear during the evening.
A negro seldom makes,a good bur
100 cork artist, because negro is seldo
ID educated sufficient to display the "
essential to such part; and so it CT
he be said of Mahara's minstrels th
RS. they we're not as good as the san
N. number of white artists. They are Fl,
On musicians, good singers, but the mi
he strel comedy they lack. Their jok,
ng have been handed down from gene
m alton to generation and naturally, t
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