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

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Miss Halves is home from hel
studies at Owatonna for the holidays
Miss Lizzie Bissell, assistant princi.
pal in the jackson schools, is home
for the holidays. .
Miss Marie Clipfell is up from Elk
celsior, where she is instructor in for
eign languages, for the holidays.
The Ladies Mite Society, of the
Presbyterian church, meets tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. e. M. Brooks.
Miss Lena Theiring left for St.
Charles last Saturday. She will spend
the holidays visiting with friends and
relatives in that town.
Merchants report good holiday
trade, considering the depressed f.
nancial condition of the country.
Nearly all of the stocks were closed
out.
S. H. Bissell came up from Mime
apolis, where he is attending the U,
last Thursday. Mr.. Bissell is pleased
with the studies and faculty of the
State institution for learning.
Miss Ida Dinneen, teacher in our
public schools, is spending the holi-
days with her parents residing near
Sanborn. Miss Larkin is visiting with
her parents in Renville county.
Miss Mayme Nockels left last Sat-
urday over the popular Northwestern
route for her home in Litchfeld, stop
ping in St. Paul for a few days. Miss
Nockels will not return to Redwood
Falls before the return of the robins.
Hon. Chas. T. Howard and wife, of
Redield, S. D., the latter a sister to
H. L. and Miss Harriet Beecher. ar
rived in:this city last Saturday on a
Christmas visit. Mr.. Howard is a
member of the South Dakota legisla-
ture.
Lac qui Parle Press: The Renville
Star-Farmer advises it's readers to keep
their money and not be buying stock
in gold mines or any other kind of
mines. The editor probably had the
Redwood Falls gold mines in his
mind when he wrote that piece of adj
vice.
Articles of incorporation of John S.
Marsh Post, G. A. R., were filed with
the register of deeds last Saturday the
incorporators being E. D. French, H.
G. Baker, J. w. Ferris and E. NJ.
Brooks, officers of the Post. The in
corporation was brought out by rea-
son of the Post having purchased a
cemetery lot.
Five immense instruments were
filed with Register of Deeds Evans
last Saturday. One was the certificate
of reorganization of the Wisconsin,
Minnesota & Pacific Railroad Com
pany; another was certificate of sale
two were confirmation deeds, and a
fifth was a confirmation of the mort
gage of the road.
The Shaker Medicine Co. closed its
season here last Wednesday night with
the largest house since its appearance
The entertainment was fine, and al
the conclusion anumber of prizes were
announced. Mrs. Mason, mother tc
Mrs. Ella Mcmillan, drew the rocking
chair as the oldest lady in the house
while Emil Schmahl caught the pig
which he had sold to the company 6
few hours previous.
Willis DeGroat had leg broken ir
saloon brawl last Saturday night
DeGroat was Boosting that he woulc
get into a row with Geo. Brown, while
in saloon on Washington avenue
and afterwards went down to Brown.
saloon and got into a row over bill
he owed Mr.. Brown. Hot words fol
lowed and Brown finally put DeGroa
out of his saloon, resulting in the lat
ter having his leg broken.
At a special school meeting helc
last Saturday night for the purpose
of refunding $1,000 in bonds due a
that time, it was voted to borrow The
amount from the State school func
at the maximum interest rate of fve
per cent. Only seven votes were cast
The Knights of Pythias party OF
Tuesday evening was largely attend
ed, and all who we're present are louc
in their praises of the same. The lodge
room was neatly arranged for the fete
while the dancing at the opera house