The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-08
j. A. Schmahl visited the South
Side of the county last Friday.

j.. A. Schmahl visited the OOutn
Side of the county last Friday.
A neat water basin, connected with
city water, has been placed in the hall
of the court house.
John Moon and wife and Frank
Hammer and wife returned last Sat-
urday from Howard Lake, where they
visited relatives for week.
Rev. Geo. L. Hanscom and wife
left for their home in Hampden, Iowa,
last Friday, where Mr.. Hanscom is
the pastor. of the Congregational
church.
O. w. Mcmillan advertised team
| of horses for sale in The GAZETTE.
Chas. Brewster saw the notice and
purchased the horses. Advertising
evidently pays.
The next issue of the Methodist
Herald will contain cuts of the Metho-
dist church and auditorium, of this
city, the cuts having been loaned that
journal by this office.
The brick and stone for the veneer
! ing of the new Methodist church has
all arrived, and bricklayers are en-
gagged in completing the exterior of
the handsome structure.
Matt Gillen, the popular agent of
the Val Blatz Brewing Co., was in the
city last Sunday and Monday. Mr..
Gillen travels for one of the most pop
ular brewing houses in the country.
Miss May Phillipot, of Oshkosh
Wis, is visiting at the home of John
Vale's. Miss Phillipot is an accom-
plished pianist, and may be heard al
a recital to be held in this city some
time in the future.
While the GAZETTE was in press last
Wednesday VIM. F. Crooks received
another star from the engraver or
which was engraved "Chief of Police
Redwood Falls, Minn.,' and which he
has since been wearing with a grea
deal of pride. tits magnificent sta
without doubt.
Mr.. j. F. skinner has retired from
the management of the store of J. F
Skinner & Co., and F. w. Philbricl
is in sole charge of the same. Mr.
Skinner is one of the upright, homes
young men, who have pushed to tn
front in this city. He has host O
. friends and whatever he undertake
he will have their we'll wishes.
/ w. H. Andrews, the popular clerl
at the Morton Eating House, wa
married yesterday to Miss Martha N
, Conley, of that city, by Rev. Henri
Beer. A large crowd of friends an,
admirers of the contracting partie
were present, and in the evening
, wedding ball was given in honor O
the event. Mr.. Andrews has man
friends here who wish him smootl
sailing.
The last Republican gun of tn
campaign for this city was fire,
by Attorney General Childs at tn
opera house last Saturday evening
Gen. Childs is favorite in Redwoo
county, and he not only had larg
audience, but delivered a good, soli
Republican speech, full of hard nut
to crack by the enemies of Republic
, anism. The campaign being over pre-
vents us from printing a synopsis G
his remarks
: At the regular high school literar
, society meet last Friday afternoo
, there was roll call answered by quo
' tations, essays, readings, music an
, declarations, participated in by Edn
, Westfall, Agnes johnson, Emma Bank
er, the High School Lady Quartette
; composed of Misses Ferris, Claysor
and Ada and Edna Westfall, Maui
| Gibson, Emma Richardson, Free
, Warner, Irma Brainerd, May Ferri
) and Angelo Bissell. The debate wa
on the question Resolved, that capi
tai punishment is not justifable,
r with Misses Lulu Crouley and CARR
! Isham in the affirmative and Misse
{ Addie Bigham and Alice Gassman il
the negative. The result was in favo
, of the affirmative.
One of the best entertainments O
the kind for many day was given il
the opera house on Friday evenin.
, last by Minnesota McBain, of Sleep
| Eye, supported by local artists. Mis-
McBain appeared to great advantage
r in her dramatic pieces such as WASN'T
) and Mary Queen of Scots. She dress