The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-22

! mill pond.
Horace Jones has returned from 81
Peter whore he has been painting th
town or buildings ID the town.
]; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Blankenburg, o
Springfield. were over visiting will
Hy. Theiring's family during las
week.
i Emil Schmahl went to the cities or
Monday last, with another consign
ment of cattle and sheep for Schmah
& Baldwin.
/ George French has written home
from the woods that he recently shot
two deer, one of them magnificent
specimen of his kind.
The jury in the damage case against
the w. & st. P. Ry., for compensation
for burning meadow of John Webber
of Sanborn, returned a verdict Mon
day, awarding plaintiff $3.50.
Rev. J.. l.. Hanscom has gone to
Hampden, Iowa, where he will return
the good work which his son accom-
plished while here during the week Of
and following the dedication.
Mrs. L. F. Ferro, State organizer oil
the w. G. T. u, will do some work in
this county during the next few weeks
through the efforts of Mrs. Clipfell
who is county superintendent.
Two of the Mckay boys, at Delhi
are rejoicing over the advent of two
more of the same kind, born the past
week. One of the McKays is authori-
ty for the statement that both of the
prospective voters are bred in-the-
bone Republicans.
A good way of saying "Thank YOU
to the band boys, for the excellent
music they have freely dispensed fol
the public good the past year, is tc
buy ticket for the Thanksgiving ball
next Thursday night give the boys
something to be thankful for.
For the first time within the mem.
ory of the Oldest inhabitant, George
Crooks is taking vacation, to see the
old folks at home in Upper Canada
As George doesn't have to go across
the line to escape the sheriff, and has
left good man to keep the fires go
ing at his shop, here's hoping he may
have good time among the Canucks
The Lac qui Parle Press states that
Fir. Vonderlage, of this parish, while
conducting services in the Catholic
church at Madison last Wednesday
took up a collection for the benefit Of
the poor students in st. Thomas Sem:
mary, at st. Paul, and that $3.50 was
realized. Fir. Vonderlage is highly
pleased over the collection.
The evening service ct the Presby
terrain church was conducted by Mrs
VanCleve, who spoke on home mis-
, sions. She said there was great neee
of missionary work among the Indian.
and Negroes of our own country
Mrs. Penton, of Minneapolis, was do
ing good work among the Syrians o
that city. Mrs. VanCleve told abou
the first Sunday school in Minnesot,
at Fort Smelling. It was held in tn
|. old quarters which are standing thi
, day. A collection was taken fo
home missions.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton held meeting last Sunday after
noon in the Methodist church to max,
, arrangements and plans for futur,
work. After short talk by Rev
) Hanscom, the subject was laid befor,
the society and discussed by severa
who were present. After the subjec
had been quite thoroughly discussed
motion was made and carried tina
, the executive committee choose al
auxiliary committee and that tn,
executive committee, in conjunctio,
with the auxiliary committee see VIVA
can be done, and report as soon a.
possible.
Presiding Elder Jennings, of tn,
new Marshall district, spoke at thu
Methodist church both morning ane
evening last Sunday, in the evening
speaking on the worth of the Epwortl
League. He considered it the powe
of the church, and that since its or
) ganization five years ago the percent
fage in attendance at tho evening ser
: vices of the church was much larger
than it was before the organization
He said that there were now 1850
Epworth League organizations in the
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