The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-29
Capt. Sanders was up from St. Paul

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last week.
Joseph Lichtwarck returned last
Thursday from trip to Minneapolis
and Arlington.
| S. r. Miller, county attorney of
Renyille county, was over last week
| after the transcript of evidence taken
| in the Emmanuel Otto murder case
| j. F. Skinner is acting as salesman
| for G. A. Francois & Co., and will as
sist that firm III taking care of its
holiday trade, which has already COM
menced.
! Rev. CIV. Lutz, Of Fairfax, preached
to large crowd at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning, Rev.
Hanscom occupying the Hampden,
Iowa, pulpit.
Capt. E. M. Brooks has announced
himself as an independent candidate
for city recorder at the next city cleo
ton. Fred L. Warner will also prob
ably be a candidate.
! Next Sunday evening the Epworth
! League of the Methodist church will
hold their annual meeting. A short
programme and good music will be
provided. Everybody invited.
Each room in the school building
is being furnished with one side OF
slate blackboard, a great improve
ment on the style of blackboard here
tofore used. It is to be hoped that in
the near future all the boards will be
replaced by slate.
! Miss Charlotte Schmahl entertained
quite number of her friends at q
duplicate whist party last Friday ev.
ening. Light refreshments of rasp
berry frappe and cakes were served
the guests departed at late hour with
the usual remarks of a good time
Those entertained were Misses Beech
er, Baldwin, Bent, Huntington, Isham
Lichtwarck, and Messrs. Beecher
Drake, Glassco, Chas. Luscher, Laird
and Ed. Luscher.
The 3 pworth Guards occupied thu
, boards at the Methodist church las
Sunday evening. The little tots gave
quite clever religious entertainment
consisting of readings, songs, etc
Nearly so of them participated.
large crowd was present. After thu
programme a silver collection wa
taken, and enough realized to pay Of
{ the Guards subscription to the com
pletion of the church. Miss Pratt
and Mrs. Brooke are to be congratu
{ lated on their work of training the lit
/ tie ones.
. WA. Stowell, of the Redwood Fall
, coal mine, stated to the GAZETTE las
, Saturday that he was receiving order
for coal from all over this section, ant
that it was impossible for him to NEE
| the demand. He proposes to taxi
care of the home demand first, afte
7 which he will fill foreign orders
Among the orders received was ON
, from South Dakota for couple O
carloads, and from Minneapoli
, company for several carloads. MI
[ Moon has commenced work on hi
vein east of the city, and proposes t.
> run large force this winter gettin,
, out the material.
| An item in the St. Peter Tribune o
, last week states that report has it tina
l corps of surveyors of the Minneap
5 oils & st. Louis railroad is engaged
, in surveying line between New Uln
and Mankato, the company ownins
: the Cannon Valley line which termin
r ates at Mankato at the present time
r This is but a pointer that the St. Loui
/ road proposes to send its line west
: ward from Mankato next spring, ant
that the objective point is somewher
. along the line of the Watertown de
7 cision, and inasmuch as Redwood
, Falls is one of the connections wantet
. by Mankato people it would be wis
t thing if the business men here com
, menced to get together and keep al
> eye peeled for something that viii
t benefit the city in connection with tn
) extension.
Ebenezer Watson had an inning las
! Friday and scored successfully. Fo
} some time past Mr.. Watson has beef
complaining that his wife, who is re
: ported as seeking a divorce from him
r and his father-in-law, E. B. Sommers
have refused him the permission O
living in his Ovn honsa and also coll