The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-13

the Laird-Norton Co, is in Winons
on business.
j A light snow fell last Saturday
morning, disappearing almost entirely
shortly after the fall.
i Mr.. Norman p. Nelson, with Mar.
SHALL. Field, Chicago, spent last Sun
day with friends in this city.
i Conductor Tom Hughes returned
from his trip to the Zenith City dur.
ing the latter part of the week.
| Mrs. Daniel E. Caswell and two
daughters, of Cathay, S.. D., joined
Mr.. Caswell at this place during the
first part of the week, and they are
visiting with Aid. W.::R. Caswell.
Coal has been found near Lander
ton, says the Faribault Republican
With all of the coal finds it is some
what remarkable that none of the
mineral seems to find it's way to
market.
A. L Ingalls, and wife, of Waverly
S. D., where Mr.. Ingalls, is station ag-
ent for the St. Louis, were visiting the
parents of Mrs. Ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Waldron, of this city, during the
past week.
hurry Warner returned from his
trip to the Chicago Stockyards last
Saturday. Mr.. Warner thinks Chica-
go the best market for cattle, while
st. Paul equals the Windy City for
prices for hogs.
Eugene w. Drake, of this city, was
elected vice-president of the Young
Peoples society of the Episcopal
church of the State of Minnesota at
the meeting held in Rochester last
week. Redwood Falls always gets
there.
The last issue of the Alexandria Re-
publican, Mr.. Asa P. Brooks paper
came to hand, and produces new
style in country newspaper work. Ev-
cry short item is given a small head
line,and thus to certain extent, promi.
hence. 1t does not injure the looks Of
the pap er, to say the least.
Granite Tribune: One of the coun-
ty officers getting in by the ''skin oil
his teeth" found it necessary to orde,
his Tribune stopped because it did
not favor his candidacy. He will moi
save all of the $1,000 he makes out Of
his office even though he begins thus
early to economic on expenses. The
Tribune is not bought for subscrip
ton, and people will, if they haven't
find it out.
1t is necessary to postpone the pop.
ular Nickel Reading Entertainments
until after New Years. The opera
hall is at present engaged by the
Shaker Medicine Co., and after he
gets through Christmas will be SC
near that the committee haye reluc.
family concluded that nothing more
can be done in that line during 1894
We are glad that since we have to
stop, we close with the full house we
had the last time. The proceeds were
no less than nine dollars and seventy.
five cents. Due notice will be given
through the local papers when this
series OF entertainments shall com.
mence again.
| Charity Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, has decided upon New Years
night as the date for holding the pub
lie installation of officers, ball and
an evening dinner and card party
The ball will take place in the opera
house, while the installation will oc
cur at the asylum, and the dinner
will be served in the drill room. It is
proposed to have the Grand Worthy
Matron of Minnesota, Mrs. Taylor, o.
Minneapolis, present at the time, anc
to have that eminent lady act as in
stalling officer, and correspondence t.
that end is now in progress. The of
ficers to be installed will be electec
on the last Wednesday evening of the
month, prior to which time the ladies
; of the chapter will be busy initiating
new members and making arrange.
ments for the installation fete.
The final report of the receiver Of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
was brought up Wednesday morning
in the district court of Hennepin coun.
ty. Mr.. Truesdale's report as receiver
showed that there remained in the
hands of the receiver the sum oil
&4, 900, while there were still out
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