The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-01-04

School opens next Monday, and the
pupil who has been enjoying life on
the ice for the past two weeks will
again get down to work.
Harley Moon, who is quite we'll
known around Redwood Falls, now
residing at Salem, Oregon, was mar
ried on Dec. %, to Miss Nettie Tanner,
of that city.
A letter from HI. A. Lusk, now re-
siding in Washington county, Florida,
states that he made 600 pounds of SUI
gar during the past year, and thereby
he thinks that he has solved the sugar
question.
The hardware firm of Moon & Pugh
has been dissolved, the senior member
of the firm retiring. Armanus has not
yet made any business plans for the
future, but it is not likely that he will
leave Redwood Falls. Mr.. Pugh is
hardware man of long experience.
The children of the Presbyterian
church gave very successful program
at the church last Sunday evening, a
collection being taken up for the ben
eft of missionary work. The little
ones appeared in songs, Rotations,
etc., and their efforts would do credit
to adults.
At special meeting of Antiquity
Lodge, A. F. & A. M. last Thursday
evening Maj. M. E. Powell installed
the following officers: w. NJ, O. L.
Dornberg; S. w., H. N. Bell; J. W.,
w. R. Caswell; S. D.. j. A. Schmahl;
J. D., G.. E. Mckay; Secretary, G.. W.
Dickinson; Treasurer, w. F. Dickin-
son; S. S., A.. G. Schmahl; J. S..
George Drake; Tyler, George Whittet
The second district was not in it on
the oratorical contest, St. Paul and
Minneapolis walking away with first
and second places for both girls and
boys. 10y Pugh, the second from the
Second district,was present, and prob
ably if he had been allowed to tell
about that "Terrible Scene at the Nat
ural Bridge" the Second district might
have secured place. Prof. Torrens
was also present.
That charming opera "The Little
Tycoon" so charmingly presented
during the middle of December by
our charming home musical favorites
will be repeated at the opera house to
morrow evening, and all those propos
: ing to attend should get their tickets
: at once. The players have been re-
hearsing during the early part of the
week, and it is certain that they viii
appear to better advantage than here
tofore. LArER-The presentation O
the opera has been indefinitely post
poned.
Supt. Race had additional honor!
conferred upon him at the State Su
} perintendent's association meeting ii
) St. Paul last week, when by unani
nous vote he was advanced from vice
presidency of the association to tn
Presidency for the ensuing year. Supt
Race is authority among the superin
} tendents of the State, and his remark
5 in or out Of meeting were CAREFUL,
, listened to and generally approved b,
: the teachers and superintendent las
week.
( Miss H.G. Perry in St. Peter Jourl
al: The popularity of black in dres
is on the increase and the day is rap
5 idly approaching when every lad,
will have for her best black dress.
t has been long settled fact that blac]
! is appropriate upon all occasions with
$ out exception, hence it is serviceabl
as we'll as attractive and handsome
Black garments are appropriate 70
t the ball room, the street, the opera
receptions and upon the more solemn
, occasions
The Massachusetts, Mutual Life In
surance Go. has issued one of the neat
! est calendars for the year 1894.
contains page for each month of tn
3 year, and on each page in gay color
is the portrait of some distinguish,
person, land picture illustrating SOM
, noble deed of that person. Franklin
{ Irving, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Ruff
Choate, Daniel Webster, Lincoln, Far
ragut, Grant, Harriet Beecher Stowe
Greeley, Longfellow and Philil
, Brooks all find a place there. L. v
Petrie, agent Of the company here