The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-27

Emil Schmahl left with two carloads
of cattle for the Chicago Stockyards
last Thursday. @e'as
Miss Minnie Hiatt arrived from
Howard Lake last week for a two
weeks visit with her folks.
Jasper Stegner went to St. Paul
Monday, as delegate to State
Camp Of Modern Woodman.
Mrs. Wyman, who has been visiting
in this city for some time, returned to
her home in Waseca last Saturday.
Miss Mira Abbott was over from
Renville taking, in the Christmas
festivities last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. H. T. Sutton now of Drake uni
versity will speak in the Christian
church next Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
Robins were seen along the banks
of the Redwood last week. Gilbert
Mckay is willing to make affidavit to
this unusual circumstance.
Bicyclists we're enjoying the soft
weather of Christmas Day by taking
"spins" on our streets. Really, the
banana belt has been located.
Prof Heller, the prestidigiateur, to-
gether with an electric belt man have
been holding forth at the opera hall
for the past few days. Heller has
some good tricks and does them we'll.
Supt. and Mrs. S. j. Race left on
Tuesdays train for St. Paul, where
they will take in the annual State
teachers meeting and the annual
meeting of county superintendent,
Mr.. Race being prominent among the
latter.
In the Presbyterian church tonight
the Sunday school cantata will be re-
peated with a number of changes, and
there will be additions of music and
Rotations. The funds will go to the
Y. P. S. G. E. missionary work. A
charge of ten cents will be made at
the door.
Mrs. Sidney Pryor and child, of Ma
rietta, Mimi, who have been visiting
with MIR. Pryor's sister, Mrs. E. A. Ly-
man, of this city. returned home last
Monday, in response to telegram
from Mr.. Pryor announcing that his
mother had received a stroke of apo
plexy, and might possibly receive an
other in few days.
The affairs in connection with the
North Redwood Roller mills can be
sized up about as follows: The cred
itors have decided to have foreclosure
proceedings instituted in the regular
manner, and bidders present at the
sale to have the milling property bid
in at its highest market price. 1t is
probable that it will reach the $4,000
mark. This will pay off the Nelson
loan of over $4,000, and give the 9th
er creditors a percentage on the
amount due them.
Lamberton Leader: The REDwoop
GAZETTE Of last week contained nice
article with appropriate heading,which
says syndicate of wealthy men has
purchased the coal mines of Redwood
Falls,and will operate them extensive
ly. We do hope this is so, for there
is plenty of coal in the bowels of the
earth in Redwood county land the ev.
idence is that there ISL the people need
it. 1t takes money to operate Goa
mine, and as the GAZETTE says, this
syndicate has it, we may be able t.
burn Redwood county coal in the nea1
future.
The service at the PRESBYTERIAN
church last Sunday evening was a mis-
sionary service conducted by thu
Christian Endeavor society, in charg,
of Miss Fannie Everett. The choi
rendered several anthems, and Mrs
Philbrick sang a solo. A paper OF
Children's mission work was read by
Miss Luella Turrell, and also one or
Christian Endeavor mission work by
Miss Jorgenson. An interesting mar
talk on the mission work in Syria was
given by Miss Juliet Brooks. Miss
Alice Bigham also gave reading,anc
Mrs. Dornberg recitation. Rev. John
Sinclair, made few remarks, after
which collection was taken, to be di.
vided equally between home and for.
eign missions.
United States government engineer