The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-15

! Mrs. III. N. Bells mother, residing
at Hastings, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Tyson and Mrs. Atkin-
son are visiting with relatives in Iowa,
and will remain there for some time.
Miss Susie Abbott is having the
GAZETTE sent to her at Delavan, where
she is instructing the young idea how
to shoot.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of the
Town of Vail, will be held in Thomp-
sons Hall, on Saturday, Nov. oath, at
| p. M. at which time board of di-
rectors will be elected, and other bust
ness transacted.
! G. S. Richardson, agent at North
Redwood, came up from Mankato,
where he acted as witness in the
Jones VS.. Citizens Bank case, last
Thursday. r. A. Turrell appeared on
Friday, and 0. B. Turrell aud j. HI.
Bowers appeared on Saturday.
| It is Mr.. G.. P. Greene's son, and
not his brother, who is visiting him at
the present time. The younger Mr..
Greene is middle aged man, and
hence the mistaken impression. He
rejoices over the elections of last week
while his stern parent is correspond
ingly depressed.
Mrs. G. O. VanCleve, who arrives
here Friday afternoon, will be guest
of the Ladies' Society of the Presby-
terrain church, at Mrs. VIM. Smiths,
that day. The societies and all mem
bers of the church congregation are
invited to be present to meet Mrs.
VanCleve and listen to her address.
Capt. w. P. Huntington received a
letter from Graves & Vinton, the we'll
known money loaning firm, last Thurs
day, to the effect: Now that we are
sure to have good government and
not anarchy during the next two years
we are prepared to commence loaning
money in Minnesota at very low rate
of interest"
Miss Anna Mccarthy, a sister to
Matt and Madge, and who visited with
them in this city, while they were
managing Hotel Francois, was mar
ried at Luverne last Wednesday
to DR.. McNulty, of Ellsworth. The
marriage was celebrated from St
GATHERINGS church at $50 clock I'm.
Rev. Father McNulty, of St. Paul
Z brother of the groom, officiating.
Z AS will be seen from an advertise
ment elsewhere w. E. Stowell is nov
prepared to sell coal at the mine JUS
mort of the city at the rate of $2.5(
4 per ton, and delivered at any point il
the city at $3.50 per ton. Mr.. Stowel
= guarantees the same to burn and give
i excellent heat He has ten men EN-
:. ployed getting out the same, and il
taking out at the rate of 200 tons pc
week.
A Sleepy Eye physician named DR.
!. Oliver Cole was placed under arrest il
. Lamberton one day last week on tn
charge of attempting to commit an in
decent assault on the wife of farme
named Herman Grape, living II mile
: northwest of Lamberton. The cas-
s came up before Justice Holden las
S Wednesday and was dismissed be
S cause the charges could not be sub
s stantiated.
On Tuesday of last week, while cleo
ton was progressing the weather com
: menced to turn cold, and continue,
amid snow and sleet until Saturda
morning, when the sky cleared up,bu
the atmosphere remained exceptional
ly cold. The ground was we'll frozen
and it became necessary to turn O
heat in all of the stoves in residence
!; and business blocks in order to max
rooms comfortable.
At the regular meeting of Redwoo'
Chapter No. "a r. A. M. last Frida,
evening the following officers wer
elected: O. L. Dornberg, Most Excel
lent High Priest; Geo. Crooks, Mos
Excellent King; O. w. Mcmillan
Scribe; Geo. Drake, Captain of tn
Host; H. N. Bell, Principal Sojournel
Julius A. Schmahl, Royal Arch Car
tain; S. J. Race, secretary, w. f
Dickinson, treasurer. Aspecial meet
ing will be held at the asylum to-mol
(. row evening when the officers will b
IT installed.
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