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

Candidates are being trotted out fol-
the various city Offices.
Miss Wayne Nockels will leave for
her home ia Litchfeld next Thurs
day, where she will remain two OF
three months.
The Populists are gaining IN this
county. A reinforcement arrived at
Levi Charters on Sunday. He will
be voter in twenty -one years.
Miss Inez Baldwin entertained the
members of the St. Agnes Guild yes
terday afternoon and evening. Miss
Baldwin makes an excellent enter
tainer.
Dick Stowell came up, from Mime
apolis last Monday to take look at
the work going on over at the coal
mine, and incidentally ascertain if the
mine is worth any more than two
prominent Minneapolis gentlemen Of
fered for it last week.
Rev. CIV Lutz. of Wood Lake, oc-
cupied the Methodist pulpit in this
city both morning and evening last
Sunday, Rev. L. L. Hanscom having
been unable to get away from Hamp-
den, Iowa, where he is accomplishing
magnificent missionary work. Mr..
Lutz was accompanied by his young
son..
Sleepy Eye Herald: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE devotes some space in its
columns this week in giving descrip-
ton of some very ingenious and tasty
decorations in the large store of G. A..
Francois & Co. When A. j. Stock
stad went to Redwood Falls we knew
he would be guilty of just such capers.
Andrew you know is up to snuff in
the line of decorating.
The exterior of the new county jail
is almost completed, and plasterers
and carpenters are busily engaged in
getting the interior in shape, accord
ing to the plans. The Jail portion of
the structure seems to be proof against
the work of any prisoner who might
be confined therein, while the sheriff's
residence will make one of the pretti-
est homes in the city.
Redwood Falls can get up more
sensational cases than any other town
in the State, and consequently it is A
l town for the local editor to get in
his work, says the Granite Journal.
They most always have murder trial
on hand, or some other case about as
equally exciting. Last week an aged
woman was attacked by foot pad as
she was crossing the bridgx, but she
was husky woman and turning up
on her assailant she knocked him
down, and then she ran, but the man
overlook her, when she again turned
and dealt him a second blow that laid
him out. She then went on home
without being further molested. Bet
ter look out how you tackle Redwood
Falls women.
Crystal Lodge No. Is, Daughters of
Rebekah, celebrated the china we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Marsh on
the evening of Nov. ed, at the Odd
Fellows hall in this city. There were
large number of the Daughters and
Odd Fellows present in honor of the
distinguished event, and after the reg
ular opening of the Degree Mrs. Swan,
of North Redwood, stepped to the
chair of the N. g., and calling Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh to their feet, on be-
half of Crystal Lodge, presented the
couple with a magnificent set of china
ware. Mrs. Marsh, in well-chosen
words responded, thanking the Degree
| lu0uOOIS lOI Cu0 I0ul0ulOIduCO, anu
assuring them that Crystal Lodge
would always be held in fond remem-
brance by both herself and husband.
The Degree staff exemplifed the work
of the Degree, after which banquet
was served.
We are indebted to Mr.. Charles G..
Chollar for a copy of the Florida
Home Seeker, boom paper published
at Avon Park, Florida, where Mr..
Chollar is cashier of the bank. The
first article is under the caption of
"Sketches of Prominent Citizens" It
is No. l of the kind. and is of Mr..
Chollar, with a handsome half-tone
portrait of that gentleman. The bio
graphical sketch is on the line of those
published in this paper under the cap
ton of s'Our Business Men," The