The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-12-28


Otis lyman, Of Waseca, . nephew
Of Mrs P. D. Hitchcock, IS visiting at
her home.
Miss Rose Rowell, of Redfeld. S. D.,
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. ]. A.
Stegner.
Charles Boechefer, prominent
young st. Paul attorney, registered at
Hotel Francois during the past week.
Father ]. r. Davidson, Of Waseca,
is again with his daughter, Mrs. 2. D.
Hitchcock, and will remain for sea-
son.
Mrs. Henry Jaehning, accompanied
by Grover Jaehning of New Richiand,
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. r.
Schmahl.
Hon G. D. Gilfllan presented the
crew Of the Redwood branch with
some very fine corn-fed dressed beef
last week.
Miss Muiligan is spending the holt
days with relatives in St. Paul. Upon
her return Miss Nockles will visit the
same place.
James G. Blocker, the well-known
hide and fur buyer for Jas. Mcmillan
& Co., of Minneapolis, was in the city
during the past week.
3. Winifred Ainsworth accompanied
by his young bride. nee Wilson, mar
ried in Minneapolis Monday, are visit
ing with the latter's cousin, Mrs. CIV.
Dickinson.
Clapp & Co.'S special New York re-
port says that the firm looks for high
er prices for wheat during the next six
months, basing it's estimate on the
shortage of the cereal
Supt. S. j. Race went to Minneap-
oils on Tuesday, to attend the annual
convention of county superintendent,
by whom he was officially honored at
their last annual gathering.
The local X. P. lodge gave very
pleasant Christmas party at their hall
Monday evening. There was card
playing until eleven o'clock, followed
by dancing. The crowd was just the
right size for pleasant time. A sup
per was served at the Commercial.
Geo. Houghmaster is undergoing a
painful attack of neuralgia in a com
plicated form, which prevents him
from lying down and enjoying re-
freshing sleep. Unless the case great
ly improves, he will probably go south
for treatment.
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church, New Year sermon, eve are
journeying." Evening service will be
conducted by the children. Prayer
meeting this evening at the Presby-
terrain church. Ladies' sewing society
Friday afternoon with Mrs. B. A.
| Ferris.
! Principal Pier, of Excelsior College,
has been conducting a series of meet
ings in the Christian church all last
week and this. The meetings have
been held at two o'clock in the after
noon, and 7:30 in the evening. The
afternoon meetings have been of an
expository nature, and are led some
times by the Principal himself and
sometimes by his accomplished wife.
The evening meetings are more Of an
evangelistic character and have been
enjoyed by full houses. The interest
is steadily growing and the audiences
as we'll. Principal Pier is man of
splendid education, we'll versed in the
Bible and thoroughly earnest in his
work. The fact that he has given up
his holidays for the purpose of doing
this work here to help the Christian
congregation who have had no minis
ter for some time is evidence enough
of his earnestness. The congregation
appreciate this, and the towns people
generally are glad to embrace the op.
portunity of attending the services
The meetings will be continued ali
this week. The Presbyterian church
has given up it's prayer meetings fo,
these meetings tonight.
| LosT-A small-aized Columbian
fountain pen, with two gold bands
around it. Finder please return t.
0. B. Turrell.
Governor Nelson smokes World
Beaters. At Peck's. 1926