The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

VIM. Randolph visited with his;
brother in Kasota last week.
The Lake Benton News commenced
It's sixteenth year last week. The
News is valued and sparkling ex-
change.
Joseph Tyson made q trip to New
Prague last Thursday, with view to
arrange for the disposal of some Polled
Angus cattle.
Those present at the Richert- Berndt
wedding ceremony at CORTLAND last
week, from this county, were Fred
Murset, Ed Haupti and Miss Julia
Werder.
Henry Fritz and wife, residing near
Morgan, were CORTLAND visitors last
week, having been called there by a
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Fritz's mother.
Sheriff Casper Blethen returned last
Saturday. from his trip to st. Cloud,
where he left Davis to work in the re-
formatory, and from St. Paul and
Minneapolis, where he spent several
days visiting relatives and friends.
Chas Buxton met with painful &C
cident last Friday afternoon while
helping saw wood with circular saw.
His mitten caught on knot and drew
his hand into the saw, as result one
of his fingers was partially sawed off.
Walter Curtis was married to Rose
Eta Ahrendt, of Renville county, on
Dec. 9Th. The announcement is late
but the stereotyped expressions OF
congratulations, now obsolete in coun-
try newspaper Offices, are yet in order.
A note from Gold Hill, Oregon, CON
taius the information that Miss Annie
McQuilkin, formerly of this place, but
now of Sherwood, that Stately unit
ed in marriage to Mr.. Brandt, at
the home of the brides parents, on
Nov. 70.
Henry Fish and Miss Lena John
son, daughter of Harmony johnson,
one of Redwood county's prosperous
farmers, we're united in marriage last
Wednesday. Mr.. Fish is a young man
who has been raised in the county and
is well-iked among his associates.
Rev. F. A. Cone, formerly popu-
lar pastor of the Methodist church, of
this city, but now of Winnebago City,
will lecture in the NJ. E. church here
on Life, and Some of its Teachers, y
on the evening of Dec. %. The Young
Ladies Aid will conduct the lecture.
While in Mankato last week rep
resentative of this paper enjoyed a
conversation with the Misses Ella
Hawk and Sadie Holt, of this city and
Delhi, who are attending Normal
school at Mankato. Both ladies speak
highly of the training received at the
Normal school.
Tracy Herald: Employees of the
Northwestern we're given treat in the
way of payment this month, each be-
ing allotted SIS in Columbian souvenir
fifty cent coins, which, during the pro-
gress of the fair we're selling for one
dollar each. The whole surplus has
been put into circulation by the gov
!, eminent.
After week of cloudy weather, dur
ing which time the sun was invisible
the skies cleared off last Wednesday
evening, and the night was one of the
prettiest ever seen for long time
Thursday morning dawned bright
mild and clear, and the fuel consum-
ers were as happy as the dealers were
suppressed.
), Sleepy Eye Dispatch: While the
newspapers at Redwood Falls are not
making as much mention of the pro-
gress of the coal and gold mining op-
erations up there we are told that both
coal and gold are being gotten out
We hope the report is true and that
both coal and gold will be plentiful
and cheap in this vicinity. We can
all make use of considerable of either
production.
An interesting fact in connection
with the Stein-Salpaugh suit at Man
kato is noticed on stopping at the Sal
paugh Hotel for few hours. All OF
the witnesses for the defense, includ-
ing St. Paul policemen, detectives,
newspaper men, who have seen the
plaintiff in unenviable positions, are
STOPPING at that hotel. while the plaint.