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

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The w. G. T. U. will hold . regular
meeting at the NJ. E. church next
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 8.
The Presbyterian Endeavor social
announced for Friday evening at Miss
Frances Everett's is indefinitely post
poned.
The young ladies of the NJ. E.
church will give an apron sale at the
Commercial House to-mol row even
ing. They will serve refreshments in
conjunction with the sale.
The will of the late DR.. j. G. Ri
heldaffer has been filed for probate.
It was executed on Dec. 25, 1882, and
leaves everything to his wife. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
The will of the late Mrs. WordeD,
recently fled for probate, leaves ev-
erything to Mr.. Worden. 1t was
made Dec. 9, 1885, and was witnessed
by C. T. Ward and J. B. Robinson.
The st. Peter Herald states that
"Miss Carrie Wilcox, of Sharon, LIE
Sueur county, and Orlando Greene,
of Redwood Falls, were married on
Tuesday, at the home of the brides
mother in Sharon. The bride is sis
ter of Frank Wilcox, of this city, and
is very estimable young lady. The
groom is prosperous young man.
May prosperity and happiness follow
them"
At the Christian church last Sun
day morning Elder Slime spoke upon
Gods chief place gifts. He contend
ed that all had an equal chance for
them, but while the 100000 officers in
the gift of the chief executive of this
nation might be bestowed upon unfit
persons, no person, though he possess
the wealth of q Croesus, could get one
of the chief place gifts unless he was
worthy in the eyes of the Almighty.
E. G. Fladeland's Refined Boston
Comedy Company will play a one
night stand at the Huntington Opera
House next Monday night, Feb. G.
while en- route from st. Paul to Wa
tertown. The company consists Of
eight people aud the leading lady
Miss Kittie Wurst, was formerly q
member of the Wilbur Opera Co. The
company also includes Mr.. Emerson
and Maud Peasley, both good singers
The play will be announced later
Prices IS, Is and Is. Reserved seats
at Schmshl & Co.'S.
Frank Clough, of Alden, Freeborr
county, succeeds Mr.. T. Williams
the restauranteer. Before closing the
!, bargain last Thursday, Mr.. Clougf
went to Mankato and there married
Miss Mary A. Finley. The wedding
ceremony was performed on the pre-
vious Monday by Rev. F. NJ. Rule, o.
Mankato. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Clougi
have had experience as caterers, anc
will undoubtedly make success o.
) their new venture. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams intend returning to Roches
ter.
, Mr.. Turrell offered two bills in thu
) house last Thursday. One seeks t.
cure certain irregularities in private
interpretations in the State, while tn,
, other, by far the most important, pro
vides for suits for injuries resulting
) from sale of intoxicating liquors. 1
it becomes a law it will allow all wiyel
; or relations injured by persons intox
, icated to have an action for damag'
against the seller of the liquor. Thi
is intended to put the liquor dis
penser on his guard and not sell Il
persons in any stage of intoxic,
3 ton.
; In the Presbyterian church on Sun
) day morning, there were twelve mem
5 bers added to the communion roll .tiy,
l of whom we're baptized. Rev. job,
Sinclair announced after service, tina
. out of the twenty-one young peopl'
who were admitted to the membershi,
of the Y. P. S. C. E. the Sunday even
. ing before, and others, there wer,
several who we're no doubt disappoint
ed that the session discouraged then
> frem uniting with the church just now
/ His advice to them was, to get vel
grounded in the word of God befor,
: taking that step, and they would
? recognize themselves afterwards, tina
. this was the wiser course to adopt.