The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

1u0 OuiCASO AouioS Xu0A V00SO ~
the opera house this evening.
The members of the A. O. U. w.
lodge of this city are requested to be
on hand at the meeting next Monday
evening.
Clerk of court Byram has appointed
F. 1. Gleason as his deputy, and Mr..
Gleason will hereafter be found at
the court house.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. G. T.
Ward; of jefferson street, next We'd
nesday afternoon, Jan. Is.
Robinson & Co. have secured deed
to 80 acres of land in section 4, town
1l2, range 36, for Dwight Bissell, and
to 80 acres of land in section 20, town
LIZ, range "a for Ed. Dietzman dur
ing the past week.
The Fairfax Crescent says that
"Jerry Post, of Redwood Falls, has
taken position as clerk at the Wetter
House. Jerry is an experienced hotel
clerk, and will without any doubt
make it comfortable for the guests
under his care"
Mary Rollenlensler, of the South
Side. has commenced an action for
divorce from John Rollenlensler, on
the ground of adultery. The divorce
will probably be granted without OBJ
lection, as the defendants where
abouts is unknown. M. M. Madigan
is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The extreme cold weather of the
past week, resulted in freezing up
of the water pipe near the water tower,
and as result when patrons went to
turn on water Monday afternoon, they
found the system useless. The engine
was put to work on the direct main,
while gang of men were employed
in thawing out the pipe near the tow
or. This was accomplished satisfac-
torily by Wednesday.
The Marshall Messenger states that
a movement is being made by farm
ers in the central part of Lincoln
county to secure a line of railroad
from Redwood Falls through Mar.
shall. A petition has been submitted
to the officers of the Northwestern
road asking that line be built in that
part of the county and promising te
aid by bonds of several townships
If the G. & N. w. and M. g. St. L
compact is not broken there is 6
chance for such a movement, but il
not Redwood will still remain as Stut
City.
At the annual election of the direc
tors of the Redwood County Banl
Tuesday, the following we're chosen
T. H. King, W. D. Lines, Geo. Lech
ner, j. Lichtwarck, FIN. O'Hara, VIM
Smith, James Smith, II. A. Baldwin
C. A. Francois, A. Scheffer, Samue
Mather, A. G.. Burmeister, H. D
!, Baldwin, G. o. Borg and E. A. Hen
erickson. Following this the direc
! tors held meeting and elected E. A
: Hendrickson President, F. M. O'Har,
) vice president and H. A. Baldwin
cashier. A semi-annual dividend O
4 per cent was declared and 500 uu
divided profits announced.
> Rev. Henry Beer the new rector o
5 the church of the Holy Commune,
5 EpiscopaD spoke from the pulpit o
; that church for the first time last Sun
, day morning. The rector is middl
age or past, and has full gray beart
and gray hair. He is pleasant per
son to meet and appears as pleasan
5 in the pull pit as on the streets. Hi
5 sermon Sunday morning was of tn
inaugural admonishing character, en-
treating the congregation to assis
! him in all their power towards max
a ing his rectorship here success. 90
my imperfections," said the rector
''look through the wrong end of tel
escope and make them as small a
possible: on my projections, use tn
r correct end and make them as larg
!, as possible" Following the service
: Communion was participated in b
the congregation.
A very pleasant reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hubbar,
: last Monday evening by a large mum
Der of their friends, who took then
!. completely by surprise. Both wer
equal to the occasion however, an,
made all their guests feel completed,