The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-05

Mrs. Frank Jaehn was over from
Springfield spending Thanksgiving
with her husband.
Rural Center says that j. F. Drake
is shipping three carloads Of hay each
week to Ringling Bros. at Baraboc.
Mrs. Grace Root Clayson was down
from Wood Lake on Sunday visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Root.
New Ulm papers report the issuance
of a marriage license to j. S. johnson
of Redwood county and Mrs. Annie
Weed of Springfield.
Miss Marie E. Clipfell is enjoying a
two weeks visit at Excelsior and the
cities and while there she heard the
famous Soloist Mel5a aud her troupe
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
in the parlors of the NJ. E. church
Friday afternoon. Supper from six
to seven. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
The Mankato Morning News says
that w. L. Abbott, who recently mar
ried Miss Laura Buck and moved to
Los Angeles, California, is reported as
very low with fever and not expected
to live.
Editor Frank Harris. of the Airing
ton Enterprise states that the only
fellow who made any money out Of
the gold mine was the fellow who
conducted restaurant and "sigh tlesf
swine" at the mine. Even that fellow
had to pay fine of $50 and is nov
doing 80 days time in the county Jail
E. P. Freeman, at one time register
of the land Office in this city, and {
prominent attorney of Mankato, dice
st his home in the latter city las
week. Mr.. Freeman became widely
known in this section for the worl
done for Mrs. Braley in securing I
portion of the estate of G.. w. Braley
for that lady.
The High School was presented
with framed facsimile of the Dec
laration of Independence by tn
Minnesota Historical Society. 1t wa
to have been read before the High
School on last Thursday, but as Their
vas no school it was read on Monda,
morning by James Beecher, presiden
of the senior class.
The Epworth League gave
Thanksgiving social in the parlors o
the M. E. church last Thursday even
ing. In one corner of the parlor
candy booth was erected and from
candies of all kinds we're sold. Tn
balance of the room was occupied b.
gaming tables, around which. tn
young people gathered and playet
the games in harmony with the rule
of the religious societies.
| Olivia Press: Hans Gronnerud ha
received official notification of his ap
pointment as one of the commission
ers to apprise that portion of the farm
of Wolfgang Weiss required for tn
removal of the Birch Coolie monu
ment and asked to name date upol
which the commission will meet witt
a representative from the Attorne,
Generals office. The condemnation
committee will be enjoined as sool
as it attempts to condemn the land Q
Weiss for the new site.
| The case OF VIM. Otto VS.. Free
Kuehn, settled at the last term of tn
district court, appears to have been
suit for SANDER, according to tn
Morgan Messenger Kuehn publicl.
accused Otto of setting his barn OF
fire. 1t appears that he had no found
alton for the charge. It will be re
membered that Otto's father wa
mysteriously murdered in Renvill
county last year and that VIM. Ott'
was under arrest for the crime for
few hours. The evidence gave Viii
liam a good alibi.
Last evening Miss Mabel Mckay
president of the Junior Endeavor so
ciety, entertained the members of tn
society with social gathering at tn
G. E. Mckay home on Mill street
with Mrs. O. L. Dornberg superin
tendent of the organization, and Mrs
| q. E. Mckay as hostesses, and sever
al ladies interested in the Junior En-
deavor work, assisting. A merry pro
gramme was carried out--music, sing
ing, games and Rotations made tn.
hours fly fast. Refreshments at the
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