The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-21

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stove for sale. 1t J. B. RoB1NsoN.
The Georgia minstrels gave an en-
tertainment at the opera house last
evening.
H. L. Daniels was up from Mime
apolis last Thursday. Mr.. Daniels
met with q hearty reception on the
part of his friends here.
The Plantation Minstrels at the op-
era house last Saturday evening had
considerable of originality and genu-
inc humor about them. The perform
ance was witnessed by large crowd.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church would respectfully ask every
body who has anything to advertise
of any legitimate description to hand
in their advertisements at The GA
zETTE office not later than Monday af-
ternoon
The grand jury returned a recon-
mendation to the county commission
ers to change the doors on the east
and west entrances of the court house
SO that instead of swinging in they
will swing out. It is probable that
the commissioners will order this done
at their next meeting.
Mrs. L. P. Dolliff, mother of At
torney E. G. Dolliff of this city, to-
gether with a brother and sister of the
latter, were in Redwood Falls over
Sunday. They were on their way
from Wood Lake to Minneapolis,
where L. P. Dolliff and family will re-
side in the future. Mr.. Dolliff now be-
ing member of the j. B. Bassett
Lumber Co. of that city.
H. F. Carter, the travelling freight
and passenger agent of the Union Pa
cifc system, was in Redwood Falls on
Thursday and Friday of last week,
making arrangements for the trans
portation of the Messrs. Conway and
Sutherland and their families and
Willie Wandron to California over the
Northwestern and U. P. systems. The
party leaves to-day. Mr.. Carter is a
rustler in the strictest sense of the
word and when it comes to capturing
} traffic his lasso seems to hit the right
!: place every time.
That the 40. U. w. entertainment
dance and supper on Thanksgiving
evening will be one of the most pleas.
ant affairs of the kind ever held in
this city is confirmed by the fact that
the committee having the matter in
charge is rustling with that end in
view. Handsome cards are being is.
sued for the affair and while they may
not be placed in everybody's hands
everybody is invited to attend the
affair. Mine Host Engelhart is already
commencing to prepare for the
banquet that evening.
The marriage of Patrick Seaman
son of Martin Seaman, residing in the
town of Sheridan, to Mary Apr
: OHara, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John P. OHara, occurred at the
Catholic church in this city at 81
o'clock last Tuesday morning, the
Rev. FIR. Vonderlage officiating. The
, bride was attended by Miss Dotsie
Mcdonald and the groom by James
OHara. Immediately after the cere
mony the bridal party was driven tt
the residence of the brides parents
where breakfast was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Seaman will make their flu
ture home in this city.
j. B. WATSON, formerly of this place
, but more recently of Echo, died at tn,
residence of his brother F. D. Was
f son, near Marshall, last Wednesday
Nov. 18th. He was nearly So years O
. age. The funeral occurred under tn,
: auspices of the A. O. U. W. lodge o
Echo, of which Mr.. WATSON was
, member at the time of his death. MI
) WATSON was among the first to settl,
in this county. After being on farm
he started a blacksmith shop and wa
: succeeded in it by Geo. Crooks. H,
, built the present residence of Mrs. M
? E. Curtis on Minnesota avenue ant
Wyoming street. He leaves a wifi;
. and six children.
> The exercises at the Presbyteria,
, church last Sunday morning were i,
the nature of memorial services i,
! memory of the late Bessie Chollar
j The building was filled with sympa
! thizing friends of the family. The pas
, tor, Rev. John Sinclair, read selection