The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-22
MrA Peter Mueller is convalescing

MrR Peter Mueller is convalescine
rapidly.
Mrs. George Charter, who has been
dangerously i'll, is now convalescing,
Charles Luscher is DOW acting as
deputy county treasurer for Emil
Kuenzli.
Ed. OConnor, of Sacred Heart, was
in the city last Tuesday, attending a
mortgage sale.
Rev. N. Swift, the veteran worker in
the vineyard of the Lord, is danger
ously III at his home In this city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me.
church meets with Mrs. A. E. King
Friday afternoon.
r. j. Tyler, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Maude, left
for St. James last Thursday. They
will make their future home in that
place.
Galusha Bailey and O. w. McMil-
Ian are hunting for caribous and musk
oxen in the northern part of the State.
They are also looking for business
openings.
J. A. Schmahl returned from Min
neapolis last Saturday morning. He
was elected memberof the executive
boar of the Minnesota State Editorial
Association during the session last
week.
Col. S. P. Hicks, of the Nettiewynnt
farm, Gales township, was in the city
last Tuesday, looking up errors in the
delinquent tax list, it appearing that
Mr.. Hicks held receipts for large
amount of taxes published as delin-
quent.
Belview Independent: The news
papers throughout the State,as rule,
take sides with the REDWOOD GAZETTE
in questioning the legality of appoint
ing Mr.. Pierce, of St. Paul, as county
attorney to succeed Mr.. Madigan, and
from statutes published by the Ga
zErrE this week we draw the same
conclusion. Why can we not get some
one for the Office who has interests in
the county7
The young members of the Knop1
family give social and musical even
ing to a number of their young friends
in town tomorrow evening. Charles
and Max Knopf mean to go in few
weeks on prospecting tour to Rainy
Lake, in the northern part of the State
where gold has been discovered. Be-
yond the terminus of the Duluth rail
way they have four days travelling by
stage before they reach the gold re-
gion. People are already gathering
there in large numbers.
Rev John Sinclair went to Tracy
on Tuesday to meeting of Presby-
terry held for the purpose of accepting
the resignation of Rev. w. J. Palm
who has been minister there for year
or more. He returns to-day. Tracy
Presbyterian church was the first
church in which Mr.. Sinclair preached
after coming to this country, and ii
was through Rev. A. c. Carver, min
lister at Tracy then, that he preached
his first sermon here at meeting Of
Presbytery, three years ago.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning the subject will be "Christ
Our King" In the evening: Judea 9
"The Archangel Michael fighting with
the David over the body of Noses
The subject will be illustrated from
the State Y. M. G. A. convention al
Mankato. The prayer meeting wor.
shippers are asked to meet this even
ing at the Christian church, at 80
instead of the Presbyterian church
where the Rev. Chas. E. McColley, o.
Winnebago City, will preach.
Last Saturday morning Michae
Heger was buried from the Catholi,
church at Willow Lake, Rev. B. Won
derlage officiating. He found his las
long resting place in the Catholic Gem
etery near St. Matthias church. De
ceased, who lived on his sons farm
south of here, was 80 years old at tn
time of his death. An unusually larg,
number of relatives and friends attend
ed the funeral. There were presen
mourners from Leavenworth, New
Ulm, West Newton, Morgan, Lander
ton and SaDborn.