The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-06
The Ladies Aid society of the M. e.

Il no AdOl0o AlO SOCtOty VI CA0 AAl' ~.
church meets with Mrs. DR.. Halves to-
morrow afternoon, Dec. 9th.
4 Mrs. Rives and son, of st. Paul, are
visiting with Mrs. A. H. Anderson,
| Mrs. Rives being an old friend of Mrs.
! Anderson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ferris spent
Thanksgiving at Evan, the guests of
Station Agent Ellison and wife, of
that place.
Misses Matte Bigham and Lucy
Rowe came up from Morgan last
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with
their relatives in this city.
The dance at the hall last Thursday
evening was largely attended. Several
couple were present from Morton. All
in attendance report an exceedingly
enjoyable time.
Mrs. VIM. Crooks, accompanied by
her two sons, William and Artemus,
left over the Northwestern for Chica
60, last Saturday, and they will spend
several weeks visiting relatives in that
city.
Mrs. II. Beer has gone to Canada
where she will remain for the winter
Rev. Beer will hereafter have his study
in the residence of Mrs. James Nc
MILAN, on the corner of Fifth and
Jefferson streets.
S. S. Drake, postmaster at Echo,
was down from that town, attending
to business matters, last Tuesday. Mr..
Drake looked over the Redwood sys-
tenn of heating the schoolhouse with
a view of making suggestions in the
proposed new heating plant for the
Echo schoolhouse.
Col. Frank Watters,th Morton mil
Ter, and Tim Keefe, were over from
that town last Sunday, quieting the
, rumor that Cashier Fred Orth was in
any manner implicated in the Otto
murder. Both gentlemen are loud in
, their denunciations of the rumor, and
declare that Mr.. Orth can not only
r easily prove an alibi, but is one of the
! most honest and upright of business
. men.
5 At the Presbyterian church next
: Sunday the subject of the forenoon
t will be, "Man's Right Hand in Gods
n Right Hand" Isaiah Alb. Evening
k subject, fragments and Spend
thrift, % John 6:l2. Prayer meeting
|, tonight at 80 o'clock, "Individual-
: ism in Redemption" The Y. P. S. G
f E. will hold an important business
/, meeting Immediately after the prayer
e meeting. All the members are re-
: quested to be present.
g Commencing at the opera house to
} night and continuing for a period Of
g two or more weeks DR.. H.. j. Foun
tain's Shaker Medicine Co. will hole
n the boards, giving pleasing enter
d tainment and selling medicine. DIR
b Fountain gives chronological dis
n play, Dan Robey gives banjo music
o George Rialto, the paper king, does ;
r. contortionist barrel act, Tom Woo
It sings, while trained dogs, an auto
e maton figure, and the pillary and hin
n doc sack mystery will all be revealed
a A pitiful case was recently brough
to light near Tyler, Lincoln county. !
:. young woman, giving her name a
70 Mrs. James Hays, living in dugou
st near the town, asked for aid to assis
10 her in getting back to Germany. Sh
h had been cruelty abused by her hus
II band, who had threatened her lif
l. several times, and refused to provid
l. for her. Her husband skipped for
n town named Russell shortly after
e wards, leaving her alone with he
<; child. The money was furnished he
0, and she is now on her way to her par
(. ents in the old country.
10 The Central Canadian, of Carleton
Ontario, has the following: Mr.. Gee
a F. Crooks, of Redwood Falls, Mime
IS sofa, suddenly came in on his mother
d Mrs. Crawford, Tuesday morning last
d The old lady did not expect him, no
n having the slightest intimation. NJ,
1t Crooks left this town twenty year
70 ago, and settling in the above plac
le grew with its growth, and now is
d large farmer and business man. MI
.e Crooks worked when here with Mr.. w
" Glover as blacksmith. He is
l. nephew of Mr.. Jacob Leslie. He in
r. tends staying uatil the new year.
~ Hon. C. d Gilfi11an has tho follow