The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-26

r. A license to we'd has been granted
to Valorious Petrie and Miss Eliza
beth Norcutt.
Horace Baldwin is in Sioux City
where he disposed of two car loads of
steers shipped from here Monday ev-
ening.
The Potter Luca Co., of Minneap-
oils, has purchased the creamery at
this place and will open the same
next spring. 81. A. Holmes will have
charge.
The board of school inspectors has
accepted the steam plant for the
school house and A,45O has been
paid over to Mr.. Nepil. The severe
test came during the recent cold spell
and the plant worked to perfection.
Ex-Cashier F. A. Gray was released
from the Brown county Jail at New
Ulm last Friday afternoon and came
to Redwood Falls in the evening. Mr..
Gray insists that the officers of the
bank are innocent, and that the in
solvency was brought about by Dor
rowers not meeting their notes.
Mrs. Hanson, of Morgan, was COM
ing from Redwood Falls Friday ey-
ening, when she was overtaken by
Mike Damrose, also of Morgan, and
he being too drunk to drive upset her
cutter in passing. Her arm was quite
seriously injured. She has offered to
settle for SIS and Mike is willing to
get out of it at that price.
The Price Baking Powder Co., Chi
cago, has just published its new cook
book, called "Table and Kitchen y
compiled with great care. Besides
containing over 500 receipts of all kind.
of pastry and home cookery, there arr
valuable hints for the table and kitch
en-. liable and Kitchen" will be sem
postage prepaid to any lady patron
Address Price Baking Powder Co.
: 1874, 1856 and 1873 Michigan Street
Chicago, III.
Il Otto Hammermeister, q boy OF bu
sixteen summers, and residing at Nor
gan, met with q horrible death las
Thursday, while cutting wood in tn
: timber with his father. The young
man was chopping down tree, whe'
the latter fell and caught him in sucl
~ q manner as to crush his lower limb
:. and injure him internally. Medica
, aid was summoned, but the youni
;. mans injuries were fatal, and ami
intense suffering he passed into tn
great hereafter.
Elder Slime, the new pastor of tn
i, II Christian church, preached his frs
n sermon to a good sized congregation
n last Sunday morning, and made a
N excellent impression as an exponen
ID of religion. His sermon was from tn
sd verse of the 18th chapter of Johl
= "And if 1 be lifted up will bring al
- men unto me-" The statement, b
IS thought, might have been CONSIDERS
is of the political class when made, bu
is he thought that it was true in tia
% % men of all nations were worshippin
Is the Saviour.
The Chicago Ladies Quartette wa
. not up to the standard, or what it wa
last year. The members rendered n
Is difficult songs, and the reader, Mis-
Is Raymond, is good only in mimicing
Is child. The first soprano and the frs
10 alto partly displayed a fine musics
" talent, but never attempted a son,
that would call forth difficult vocs
powers. Miss Lincoln smiled sweet
and caught all the boys. The hous
Is was large one and Epworth Leagu
IS is the happy gamer thereby, and th
70 League is to be congratulated.
Is Mrs. Gilbert Mckay was pleasant
I'd surprised about o'clock in the even
"a ing of Jan. II, day that marked he
- 61st birthday, when her children, the
wives and husbands walked into th
Mckay residence on Minnesota a,
Is enue, and presented her with beau
Y. tiful silver tea service. Those presen
j. we're G.. E. Mckay and wife, J.
10 Jones and wife, w. S. Mckay an
wife, S. j. Race and wife, Mrs. ia.