The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-31

Mrs. e. D. French has returned
from st. Paul.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Madigan left for St
Paul last Tuesday. She will remain
several days.
A baby girl came to the house Of
Ed. j. Bunce last Thursday evening
while Ed was away on one of his bust
ness trips. The little one will nc
doubt welcome papa on his return.
At the last meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Redwood Falls
all of the old directors were reelected
who in turn elected w. F. Dickinson
President, O. L. Dornberg cashier, e
w. Dickinson assistant cashier.
r. A. Turrell has disposed of his
interest in the opera house block te
his partner in the ownership of the
block, G. Fred Thompson, who will
be sole manager of the opera house
as we'll as owner of the property.
On last Friday Mayor Dickinson
placed the finishing touch on the set.
Element Of the police row by appoint
ing Frank French as patrolman. Mr.
French at once qualified and police
affairs are calm and peaceful again.
The estate of Emmanuel Otto, who
was murdered at his home in Renville
county, is about to be probated, on
petition of Frederick and William
Otto, who ask that letters of admins
tration be granted to Henry Otto, al
three sons of the murdered man.
The monthly business meeting OF
the Y. P. S. G. E. will be held in the
NJ. E church Immediately after the
union prayer meeting to be held there
tonight. All Y. P. S. members pres
ent at the prayer meeting are request
ed to stay for the business meeting
Tracy Trumpet: The Sleepy Eye
Dispatch refers to the Redwood r. r
as the "nickel plate" No doubt but
what Bro. Hays would like to make
Tracy people believe that the ''nicker
was first:discovered in one of Red
wood Falls "coaP' or "gold" mines
and manufactured into R. r. rails.
The Nickel Reading Society wisl
the public to know that there is lot:
of fun ahead. On next Tuesday nigh
they will have a regular old fashioned
"Spelling Skule." All those who cal
spell, and especially those who cannot
are invited to stand up and be knocked
down be the spelling teacher. Com
one, come all. and grow fat with gooc
hearty laughter.
The young people of the Presbyter
ian church will conduct a missionar,
meeting in the church next Sunda,
evening. Short sketches of the live
of missionaries in China will be givel
by Rev. John Sinclair, d. A. Stewar
and Mrs. Dornberg. Some twenty o
thirty Sunday-school children also ar
in training for this service and will
conduct considerable part of it.
Mrs. D. A. Stuart's rendition o
'The Irish Schoolmaster" at the Y. Z
S. G. E. entertainment last Frfda.
night was the cleverest rendition heart
in this city for many day. Mrs
Stuart's command of the Irish dialec
is perfect, her brogue is superb, and tn
changing from the boy pupil to tn
schoolmaster was magnificent effort
The lady received a hearty encore, t
which she responded.
During the course of his remark
last Sunday evening Rev. L. l.. Hans
com took occasion to score the travel
ing theatrical troups as we'll as tn
people of this city for patronizin!
them. The minister commended tina
people had money to pay to see per
formances when they did not hav
money to pay for anything else. H
thought that the same amount o
money expended for religious AM
charitable work would do much NOR
good.
The annual election of directors O
the Redwood County Bank resulted
in the selection of A. Scheffer and E
A. Hendrickson, of St. Paul, Georg
Lechner, w. D. Lines, Jos. LIGHT
warck, F. N. OHara, VIM. Smith, 7
H. King, Sam'l Mather, A. G. Bur
meister, H. D. Baldwin, II. A. Bald
win and H. G.. Schmahl. After tn
election of directors the latter me
and selected E. A. Hendrickson Presi
dent, F. NJ. O'Hara vice president