The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

The Knights Of Pythias gave pleas.
ant social party at their hall oyer
Lechner's last Friday evening.
Tyson & Co. recently sold fine
Polled Angus Aberdeen bull to John
Day OF Wood Lake, paying $125 for
the same.
Mont. Conklin, formerly of this city,
but now travelling for stock firm,
spent Sunday with a number Of old
chums in this city.
In the Presbyterian church Sun
day forenoon there will be services as
usual. The preacher is not announced,
but the service will be of special inter-
est oold and young.
Mrs. N. V. R. Hunter and the Misses
Rose and Gertie Hunter returned last
Friday evening from their extended
visit with Mrs. Hunters parents and
brother at Viola, Wis.
The life members of the Redwood
Falls Library Association request of
all persons having books belonging to
the Redwood Falls Library Associa-
ton. that the said books be at once
returned to the office of John H.
Bowers, or at Mckay & Races.
Henry Allen of Birch Coolie and
Miss Minnie Sweeney of Morgan were
married at the Catholic church in this
city by Rev. Fir. Vonderlage yester-
day. Immediately after the ceremony
was performed the couple drove to
Birch Coolie where the groom is the
owner of good improved farm.
Henry Ahrens, Jr., and Miss Annie
Carruth of Beaver Falls we're united
in marriage at the home of Charles
McClintock in this city by Rev. R. G.
Grose Of the Methodist church last
Thursday. On the evening of that day
a reception was rendered the couple in
Beaver Falls. twas largely attended.
On Tuesday of last week Emil
Schmahl shipped a carload of hogs to
the South St. Paul stock yards. On
that day the receipts of hogs we're over
$4,000. The price took big tumble.
1t is about this season of the year that
hogs are turned off and hence the low
price. Aside from this, ever since the
burning of one or two packing houses
at or near South St. Paul the market
has not been as good.
Daily Huronite (Huron): E. G. Pat
terson and wife removed from Huron
Friday to Redwood Falls, MINI. Mr..
Patterson and wife have large circle
of friends in central Dakota who will
regret their departure very much. Mr.
Patterson is we'll known over the State
and enjoys most enviable reputation
Whatever Patterson undertakes he
carries on to a successful termination
Mrs. Patterson will soon sing her way
into the hearts of the people of Red.
wood Falls.
VIM. Spalding pulled up his tent
stakes and quietly left the country
Monday morning. Nearly all of the
stock On his farm was mortgaged and
he left the same there for the mort.
gagees. Two cows were left in charge
of Henry Lance. Spalding left num-
Der of small bills unpaid. Sheriff
Mead is also having some trouble fol
creditors of Fred Bodie. Bodie wants
to leave, and, it is claimed, is turning
over his property to neighbor fo1
sale. The sheriff is preventing the
latter, so far as it lies within his
power.
The GAzETTE and Mckay buildings
furnished the arena for little alter
cation on last Friday afternoon. A
fellow employed by VS.. Mckay anc
a Dane employed by Contractor Jaehr
had been threatening each other fol
several days. Friday afternoon they
came together. The Dane quickly
aoored his antagonist. The latter hi,
the Danes arm badly. The Dane lei
him get up. As soon as he got up he
cane at the Dane with a shovel strik.
ing him over an ARIA. The row was
stopped. The Dane was obliged te
quit work on account of the sore arm
shortly afterwards.
A story, if not romantic neverthe-
less strange, comes from Palmyra
Renville county, saysthe Olivia Press
Seventeen years ago, Gilbert Madison
and wife then settlers in the above
named town had a daughter about
three wears old. One .dav the motho,