The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01
w. S. Mckay left Monday for st

w. S. Mckay left Monday for St.
Paul on business.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
with Miss Beecher on Monday evening.
There will be German Lutheran
services at the opera house next Sun
day afternoon, commencing at three
o'clock.
The term of w. S. Mckay as post
master at Redwood Falls, expired last
Sunday. Grover has not yet made an
appointment to the vacancy.
MARSHALL Messenger: Redwood
Falls, with her coal mines and prose-
cution of her county attorney,is a live
ly place for newspaper business.
Walter Jensen,a sturdy Young farm
er of Underwood, passed through here
last Monday en- route home from Wis
it among friends near Sleepy Eye.
Prof. A. E. Norton, of Amiret, has
been acquitted of assault in the sec
/ ond degree, on young Lord, whose
skull he fractured while Lord was bel
lgerent.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom will probably
start from San Francisco for home
some time during the latter part of
next week, arriving here the second
week in February.
Horace S. Baldwin left last Monday
for Little Falls for the purpose of
making an investigation into large
amount of timber land owned by the
estate of the late G. T. Ward.
If you don't see what you want,
look into the adjacent straw stacks
or fork over your neighbor's hay NOV.
This is according to the latest wrink-
les in cold storage in these parts.
H. A. Baldwin, after court had adj
journed at New Ulm, received trio
of letters from his trio of babies, ad-
vising him to go on to Waseca and
renew acquaintance. He returned
home Tuesday.
A Literary and Debating society is
the latest project on foot to cultivate
the public mind. T. G. Jones has the
matter in charge. Any desiring to
join will be gladly received by giving
their names to him. A meeting will
be held in the near future to organize
Owing to Assistant County Attorney
Pierce not being conversant with the
facts in the case of Ebb. Watson,
Grant, Staren and Rohrer, accused OF
harness stealing, the same has been
, continued until Feb. 9th. Watson
gave bonds for his appearance at that
time with w. D. Lines and H. T
Winter as sureties.
Mrs. G. T. Ward entertained num-
Der of young people in her pleasant
manner last Monday evening, in honor
of Miss Emma Rinkel. A very lively
game Of progressive cinch held the
young folks until late, after which
dainty refreshments were served. Miss
Beecher won head prize and Miss Vir.
ginia Huntington foot prize.
; St. Peter Herald: The resignation
} of Miss Forbush as organist and Choir
lister of the Presbyterian church was
not accepted and that lady will con
tinue her services in that direction
v During the past year the choir ha:
2 made great Roadway and it is crafty
, ing to those interested to learn tina
| no change is to be made.
Prof. w. A. Milne, of New Ulm, ha
! been engaged to teach the seventh
| grade of the public schools, vice Mis-
D Emma Rinkel, resigned, and the nev
q instructor entered upon his duties her
b yesterday. He is an athletic looking
< young fellow, and the young inciter
g of trouble in Miss Rinkels school ar
liable to unwilllngly assume the roll
Q of contortionist if they do not gel dow
q to business and behave themselves.
r Marshall Reporter: The Redwood
D GAZETTE has now found column O
9 two of red oxide of ochre to mix witt
q its coal. Redwood is certainly get
s ting we'll advertised lately. We hop
their mineral finds will all pan out a
t expected. Mr.. Moon now claims tina
It he has found four foot vein of Goa
s so #. in the side OF the hill. Th
: McKinleys expect to sink shafts tw,
Q or three hundred feet in their pros
r pecting.
Fred F. Taber, landlord at the Com
r Ill 1o.k