The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-11-23

Rev. J. B. Hawk, Of Nicollet, form
erly of this place, has added CORTLAND
and North Mankato to his list of APP
pointments.
The pension board for this district
requested Judge Lochren to grant
them permission to move their Office
to New Ulm. Judge Lochren, how
ever. refused the application.
C. Fred Thompson has received
numerous calls from members of the
fair sex recently Fred ran and adv.
girl wanted, in our zone Cent Word
Column and that was the cause of it
Mesdames o. w. Mcmillan and G
R. Pease entertains the St. Agnes
Guild, and a large number of other
young people, at the Mcmillan Manor
on jefferson and Fifth streets, this
evening.
Cards are out announcing supper
and ball at Odd Fellows hall on
Thanksgiving night. Those who have
attended Odd Fellow functions here
tofore know that the affair will be a
grand one.
Archbishop John Ireland will ad
minister the Sacrament of the Confirm
alton at Morgan next Monday, Nov
9th, at 10 a. III. Those that wished
to be confirmed ought to be at the
church at 9 o'clock, at least.
An item in the Duluth Herald state:
that James NJ. Aiken, arrested fol
swindling by the use of the name O
James Aiken, of the GAZETTE, viii
probably plead guilty to the chargt
made in the indictment of the CRANE
jury.
Agent w. F. Dickinson, of the Tray
elers', has secured $3.50 for Henri,
Simondet, who carried an acciden
policy with that company, and VIII
was injured by falling off a load o
hay some time ago. Mr.. Simonde
: was allowed rs weeks disability at ST.
week.
The death of Ole johnson, farme
residing in Kintire township, occurre'
from organic heart disease at the Can
ada House last Wednesday evening
Mr.. johnson leaves wife and larg
number of young children, in almos
destitute circumstances. The funers
y occurred from the farm in Swede
Forest last Thursday.
y Chas. Andrews, proprietor of one c
y the Andrews Opera companies, wa
killed in railway accident at Morris
on, ILL.,. last Friday. Andrews steppe
from one railroad track to another
q avoid a west-bound freight train ,whe
the east bound Omaha express struc
N him, throwing him under the freigh
n aud his body was ground to pieces,
= Several Of the young ladies presto
ing over various departments of tn
city schools have protested against GU
I. esteemed contemporary referring t
l. them as ''the corpse of teachers" an
have incidentally wondered whethe
Spelling had changed any since the
: went to school, as such words as sssel
S pant" ''competant,' ETC., were spelle
s with an instead of an at that tim,
> Judge Weber has issued an orde
5 disallowing the claims of B. Simpso
s for 1880, Mrs. B. Simpson, for ST. ,02
S and Mrs. L. B. Orr for $176.SO again.
the estate of F. L. Simpson, insolven
~ These claims were made on notes a
legged to have been given by Simpso
Is to his father, mother and sister, but tt
Is Judge evidently surmised ''woot
Is chuck"
- Thomas Howard returned last Sa
urday from a visit to his farm ne;
s Granite Falls. He was astonished
the extent of Improvements betwee
- - the two towns. Not only is the prair
Is largely broken up, but on many farm
Is where he used to see rude dugouts,
Is noted houses that would do credit [
the incest residence streets of Rex
wood Falls.
: The Fourth District Sunday Scho'
institute will be held in the NJ. ]
church at Marshall, Lyon county, b'
a ginning Monday evening, Dec. lit
IS A delegation of six people is wante
by Judge Perkins to represent tn
IS county. Those who desire to 20 I