The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-12-28
II. q. Warner is spending the holi-
days with his family.


II. q. Warner IS spending the holi-
days with his family.
DR.. j. Z. Schoch, Of New Ulm, vis-
tied with DR.. Pease over Christmas.
O. w. Mcmillan, Of the Delhi Roll
Ell mills, is in the Sawdust city on bus
mess.
Joseph Tyson returned last Friday
from an extended visit in Missouri
and Kansas.
Miss Belle Stewart, teaching in the
Walnut Grove school, is spending
Christmas at home.
The usual week of prayer meetings,
in which all the churches join, will be
begun on Monday, the first day Of the
year.
Frank Clayson leaves this week for
California, where he will remain for
the winter, taking in the sights of the
Mid Winter Expo.
Miss Virginia Huntington returned
from Minneapolis, where she was
bridesmaid in the Ainsworth- Wilson
nuptials, last Tuesday a. m.
E. B. Hale, travelling agent for a
life insurance company, returned from
the southern part of the State last
week, and will spend Christmas week
with his family.
Prison Mirror: A Redwood Falls
man has been caught stealing wheat
He will undoubtedly be sent to the in
sane asylum. A man who will steal
wheat, with that cereal quoted at pres
ent prices, is certainly crazy.
J. B. Hendrickson, on his wedding
tour, writes to the publishers, ordering
the GAZETTE sent to his address il
Owatonna, saying: cit would be use
less to attempt keeping house withou
your valued paper" Jim knows ;
good thing when he sees it.
At the last meeting of Antiquit,
Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ, O. j
Dornberg was elected w. NJ; H. N
Bell, S. W.; w. R. Caswell, j. w
w. f. Dickinson, treasurer; G.. W
Dickinson, secretary; E. D. French
j. H. Bowers and w. F. Dickinson
Trustees.
Springfield Advance: "Redwoot
county prisoners will probably be KEEP
in Nicollet county Jail hereafter. The,
have been kept in Brown county jail
but court order forbids continuing
this privilege. Why don't Redwood
county have a Jail of her own?" Yes
why?
At the annual election of Enterprise
encampment, No. IS, I. O. 0. F., tn,
following were elected officers: Chic
patriarch, E. B. Hale; senior warden
H. F. Buechner; junior warden. Clar
ence Moon; high priest, A. H. Moon
treasurer, A. S. Kenney; scribe, A. B
Truesdell.
Morgan Messenger: Village Re
corder Kinman has decided not to de
collecting any more and will devot,
his entire time to his duties as record
er, justice of the peace and Insurance.
agent. The latter will be made
specially Of and Mr.. X. tells us tina
he will have some fifteen of the hes
companies.
William Klimmek, the piano ant
organ tuner and repairer of Water
town, S. D., informs us that it was hi
intention to be here the last part o
November, but owing to the fact tina
the western towns in Dakota kept hin
busy for longer term than was ex
pected, his visit to this place was in
variably delayed. Mr.. Klimmek' vii
be at Redwood Falls soon afte
Christmas.
Belview Independent: While driv
ing home from Echo last Saturda
f night, Hans Lund, who lives in Gran
tie Rock, was held up and robbed Q
$3.50, by two masked men. Mr.. Lun
was about II miles south of Echo, a
the time. The men met him in tn
road, one of them caught hold of hi
, horses while the other covered hin
, with revolver. Mr.. Lund offered re
!. sistance but he was told to s.shell out,
at the same time discharging the gun
The highway men made themselve
scarce and no clue has yet been fount
Of them.
w. T. Chollar, just returned from
Chicago, is quite enthusiastic over the
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