The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-29

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or during the latter part Of last week.
st. Paul Dispatch: Baron Schmahl,
of Redwood Falls, denies that he has
any stock in those Redwood county
gold mines.
Frank Waters, the Morton miller,
is selling the best anthracite coal at
81 so per ton, Ohio and Pennsylvania
coal at $6 per ton.
Willie Muetzel, residing in Sheridan,
was accidentally but not fatally shot
in his shoulder, while hunting jack
rabbits last Sunday.
That soft, rich, glossy sheen, SO
much admired in hair, can be secured
by the use of Ayers Hair Vigor. All
the assistance that nature requires to
make the hair strong, beautiful, and
abundant is supplied by this excellent
Mr.. Andrew Stewart and wife enter
tanned number of their friends at
their home last Monday evening. At
ter number of games had been in
dulged in by all present, light re-
freshments were served, after which
several songs we're rendered. It was
about twelve o'clock when the party
broke up.
The News Messenger reports that
the diphtheria scare at Marshall has
been exaggerated by the papers on
the outside, and adds that the greater
precaution taken by town to prevent
the spread the greater is the report
exaggerated. This is right. Marshall /
took every precaution when the first
alarm was given, and the activity in
suppressing the disease only caused a
great deal more talk on the outside.
Morning Call: Capt. w. P. Dun
nington, of Redwood Falls, spent the
day in St. Paul yesterday trying to
understand the senatorial situation.
After examining the register at the
Merchants and bordering over the
Windsor arrivals, be concluded that
there must be a fight of considerable
proportions impending. Failing to
learn who were the prominent candi-
dates, he will depart for home to-day,
and report when the situation grows
more interesting.
The marriage of Miss Mary Quigley
to Mr.. Augustus McGettrick, one of
the old Redwood boys, was solemnized
at the Catholic church, in this city, at
nine O'Clock yesterday morning, Rev.
FIR. Vonderlage officiating. The bride
was handsomely attired in bronze
green silk MORE gown, and was sup
ported by her sister. The groom was
supported by brother of the bride.
The ceremony was the solemn and
beautiful one of the Catholic church.
After it was performed wedding
breakfast was served. The future
home of the happy couple will be in
this city.
"The Trip Around the World given
by the Episcopal church, at the opera
house on Tuesday exening, was fairly
we'll attended. The entertainment
was something unique. Ten different
countries were represented, in the
booths of which sat some one attired
to match the habit of the country. On
entering the hall ticket was furnish
ed. On the DECENTRALIZATION around
ten different questions were pasted on
the ticket. These the holder was re-
quested to answer one at time, the
person answering the largest number
to receive a prize. jamie Beecher
was the lucky individual, after sharp
competition.
St. Peter Journal: A modest young
lady, of this city, while visiting at
Redwood Falls recently, met with an
extremely embarrassing incident at
that place. In company with lady
friend she was walking up the street
when her companion met a gentleman
friend; naturally enough pleasant
tete-a-tete followed. Out of native
courtesy and a knowledge that third
part is always excusable, the St. Peter
maiden, in all innocence, 1--WE swear it)
stepped back and rested against
dummy which was encased in fur
overcoat. The young lady's shock can
be better imagined than described
when the frisky dummy" turned to
her and said, maybe we had better
take a walk than stand this way,
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