The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-01-11
Don't forget Rev. H. Beers Lantern

Don't forget Rev. III. Beers lantern
entertainment next Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Maude Gibson is in Mankato,
taking course in the business college
of that city.
A marriage license has been issued
to Matt Egenberger and Josephine
Weycker, of Morgan.
Miss Kate Forbush has been visit
ing with the family of Capt. Cunning
ton during the past week.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church meets with Mrs. L. l.. Hans
com tomorrow afternoon.
Chas. T. Rathke and wife, of Broad
way, are visiting with the formers
parents in Arlington.
Major and Mrs. Powell leave on an
extended tour through the southern
states about the middle of next week.
Miss Amanda Thompson, sister to
J. M. Thompson, of Belview, was visit
ing with j. Lichtwarck's family last
week.
Charles Burhans, once resident of
Redwood Falls, was found dead in his
bed near Morton one morning last
week. Old age was the cause.
Mrs. A. L. Ingalls,, who has been
visiting with her parents, the Wal
drons, of this city, returned home last
Monday, accompanied by Miss Jessie
Waldron.
Henry Cook, a leading farmer OF
Floretta. Renville county, called on
the GAZETTE this week, and advertises
hard wood at 4 and soft w BOD at Sc
per cord.
New Ulm Review: Mr.. Laid, the
young assistant in the Redwood Falls
postofice, was in the city Thursday
Mr.. Laird is candidate for the post
mastership and his good backing.
n. w. Cobleigh, of Willow Lake
one of the most prominent farmers
and Republicans on the South Side Of
the county, attended meeting of the
commissioners and called at the Ga
zETTE Office last week.
w. F. Dickinson, Grand Master O
the Masonic lodge of the State. o. L
[ ornberg. Master of Antiquity lodge
and Maj. M. E. Powell and W.R. Cas-
we'll are in St. Paul attending the an
nual conclave of the Grand Lodge.
Tyler Journal: J. G.. Forbes, ;
young attorney of Morton, Renvill'
county, has formed a partnership
with County Attorney Bigham ant
will move here as soon as a term o
school which he is now teaching i
completed.
The order for special term of tn
district court to be held in Redwood
Falls commencing Jan. 23d, 1894, ha
been revoked, and Judge Webber ha
issued supplementary order to Cler]
Byram to notify all jurors that thei
services will not be required at tina
time.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. II tn
Rev. Henry Beer will give a magi
lantern exhibition in the opera house
the proceeds to be devoted to Sunda,
School expenses. The doors will b.
open at 80, the exhibition will com
mence at 500; admission Is cents
children under IL, 10 cents.
Presiding Elder Stafford-I reat
, the other day of an upstart of preach
er saying that he was glad that w
were growing out of the old testament
I have no sympathy for the man tina
made the statement. The Jesus of tn
old is tne Christ of the new, and tn
Christ of the new is the Jesus of tn
old.
In renewing his subscription to tn
GAZETTE Mr.. Edward March, now O
Fargo, Nd, states that Fargo peopl
have enjoyed good sleighing since tn
middle of November, and that Clar
, ence Martin, a cousin to F. w. Phil
, brick, of this city, has just been ap
pointed to the land office there, prob
, ably register or receiver. Martin is
{ good Democrat, taking the place O
+ Davis removed.
, A letter from H. A. Holmes, propri
etor of the Redwood Falls creamery
to Mr.. Isaac Root, of this city, state.
that the Redwood creamery will b.
opened for business as early as Marcel
Is, and that among the improvements