The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-03-30

group of young people last Thursday
evening.
VIM. L. Lindeman, one of New
Avon's rustling young farmers, called
on the GAZETTE Saturday.
Steve Drake has been elected treas
urer of Echo. Good for Steve. He is
just tae man for the place.
A quartette of huuters,accompanied
by greyhound, ran down a huge jack
rabbit during the past week.
Capt. w. P. Huntington and Miss
Virginia left for St. Paul last Tues
day. Miss Virginia will return Friday.
F. H. Barnard, of Renville, owner
of the stallion Stratford 2 :22a. was in
town Saturday making arrangements
for a date here sometime in April.
Prof. Torrens, Misses Esther Jor-
genson and Emily Lutz are the only
members of the public school faculty
spending their vacation away from
Redwood Falls.
A robin redbreast chirped sweetly
in the rear of the GAZETTE Office Sat
urday, and five minutes later spring
poet met with a terrible accident by
falling down our front stairs.
Recording Secretary Luella Moon
requests all members of the staff OF
the D. of R. lodge to meet at Odd
Fellows hall on Saturday, April l, at
2 p. M, for the purpose of practice.
The Odd Fellows are making ar
rangements for memorial services to
be held on the afternoon of Sunday,
April %, 1898. Rev. L. L. Hanscom
will deliver a memorial sermon at the
opera house.
The GAzETTE's subscription list is a
booming, and if you want some choice
reading, get on to the band wagon
this week, read the Easter story (which
will be followed up by something Sc
lect from the pen of Edgar Allen Poe.
the great author.
During his recent trip through the
South VIM. Crouley spent more OF
less time in fishing, and it was while
engaged in this occupation that he
caught young shark. The SHARK
was captured from the Gulf OF Mexi
co. and as trophy of his tour, MIR
y Crouley brought its jaw bones home
i, with him.
' The opera house management was
i greatly disappointed last Saturday
when letter from Geo. w. Paige in
formed them that Paige's Players
would be unable to fill their engage
i ment here, owing to the impossioilit.
v in jumping from here to Sioux City
!, where they play next week, in on
i day. MIR. Paig, expects to show her
d in about five weeks.
The Redwood Falls Telephone Co.
: now that the royalty has been sus
: pended on the instruments; SHOULD
$ make an effort to increase the service
S to business houses and residences,a n(
S also stir up the employees at tn
> Northwestern depot for not attending
: to calls. The latter should be RENE
died at once, if possible, as very fire
quently, in the middle Of the after
noon, or at other times, when som
/ one should be in the depot, it is i'm
e possible to have call answered.
IS Mankato Free Press: DR.. E. I
: Halves has returned from Redwoo'
- Falls, where he purchased the denta
business and residence of a gentleme
there. He will take possession Apr
Sd. His numerous Mankato friend
Is will sincerely regret that he has dc
Is cided to locate elsewhere, but what
IS this city's loss will be Redwood Fall:
I gain. DR.. Halves is most successful
,r dentist and stand in the front rank c
d his profession. He had splendi
practice in this city and county, bu
: no doubt will succeed as we'll in hi
new home.
,t Miss Maria, eldest daughter of NJ
b and Mrs. Thos. Barber of Echo, we
81 married to Mr.. James R. Dickson, {
the same township, last Wednesda
l. afternoon. The Presbyterian form {
(. wedding was used, and following tt
n ceremony the forty or fifty gues
present we're given an opportunity
ST. congratulate the happy couple, aft
10 which a delectable collation. W.
u served. The wedding gifts we're vail
able and almost innumerable. M