The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-31

II you want pair of shoes made
out OF leather buy them of Francois
& Schmahl.
Mrs. r. F. Webster of Marshall and
Mrs. VIII. Parsons of Sioux City we're
visiting with Mrs. A. A. VanWinkle
during the past week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterlan church will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Smith tomorrow afternoon. Re-
freshments at the usual hour.
Miss Esther Jorgenson, formerly a
teacher in the primary department of
our public schools, was visiting with
her sister, Miss Dagmar, during the
past week.
The ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pallan church have charge of Rube
Allyn's performance Friday evening.
Those who heard him last spring will
not forget his ability to create laugh
ter.
After the prayer meeting in the
Presbyterian church this evening
there will be business meeting of all
the ladies' of the church. The special
business will be the ladies' edition of
The GAZETTE.
The Journal of last Friday printed
half-tone cut of the University foot
ball team. Stanley Bissell is No. IA
of the party and is scheduled as the
right guard. He shows we'll with the
others when the muscles are compared.
A Y. M. G. A. meeting is held every
Sunday afternoon in the lecture room
of the Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock.
The meetings this year are more
profitable then they have been before.
The Gospel of Matthew is being taken
up. The fourth chapter will be re-
cited on Sunday next. All young
men are cordially welcomed.
At the opera house, on Friday ev-
ening, Rube All yn will introduce his
lunatic friends to his audience, some
of whom are an old maid down east, a
young maid who thinks she can sing,
a girl shopping, an out and out
lunatic, and then he has German,
Jewish, French, English, Scotch and
host of Irish friends, all of whom
do and say funny things.
New Ulm News: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE says that Mrs. NJ. E. Curtiss
found pearl in a clam she'll in the
Minnesota river near that place. So
that Redwood has added pearls to her
coal and gold discoveries. *
The REDWOOD GAZETTE says the G. &
N. W. railroad company is talking of
extending the Redwood Falls branch
Marshall merely as bluff to the
Minneapolis & St. Louis to keep the
latter road from building the new road
from Winthrop to New Ulm. But the
bluff, if one, came too late.
The carpenters working on Hotel
Francois were on difficult piece and
dangerous piece of work Tuesday and
yesterday. The work was cutting
the second floor of the east wall of the
old building in order to enlarge the
dining room to the size contemplated
by the architect and make it extend
through to the new east wall. It was
necessary to use jacks and iron beams
to support the upper wall and keep il
from falling during all of the work,
In addition to the enlarged dining
room small family dining room is
called for in the northeast corner OF
the hotel.
Marshall Messenger: During the
past week press dispatches have ap-
peared in the city dailies from Red
wood Falls announcing the extension
of the C. & N. from Redwood to this
place. These dispatches coming from
friend Julius Schmahl's land of gold
mines, coal mines, brick yards,m ineral
paint. koalin, etc., we may be excused
from exhibiting any undue excitement
about it. And besides we built this
road several years ago in the News
Messenger and haven't time to rebuild
it. However, we have no objection to
the road, as it. must pass through our
eighty acre piece to get into town, and
we can dispose of the creamery for a
freight house.
john Johanneck, well-to-do farm
er, residing in the township of Vail,
and treasurer of that township, died
shortly after four O'Clock last Satur-
day morning. Cancer of the stomach