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

Miss Lutz, at one time q teacher in
our public schools, was visiting here
during the past week.
Miss Marie Clipfell has returned
from q two weeks visit at Excelsior
and st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Emil Schmahl shipped four car
loads of stock to South St. Paul and
Horace Baldwin two loads of feeders
to Sioux City last Monday evening.
Max Knopf has purchased the resi-
dence of Cyrus jennings on the corner
of Fifth and Lincoln streets. Mr..
Knopf will probably occupy the same
after the first of the year.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis will
sell holiday excursion tickets to with
in 200 miles from the starting station
for one and one-third fare. Tickets
can be had on Dec. "a, rs and 81,
1895, and Jan. l, 1896, good to return
until Jan. z, inclusive.
Mrs. Lauterbach entertained the
st. Catherine society on Monday ev-
ening. The literary program was fol-
lowed by refreshments, after which
the party dispersed. Mrs. TIP. Cum
Minis will entertain the society on the
evening of the 23d inst.
W. R. Edwards Of the Tracy Re-
publican was in the city last Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Edwards is secre-
tary of the Tracy school board and
took an interest in the sub district Or
atorical contest held here Friday ev-
ening. He was one of the judges.
Judge Bowers was in Morgan Fri
day as attorney for Jas. McGinnis in
replevin:proceedings brought by Nc
Ginnis against his hired man for
some geese and other poultry claimed
by both parties. The matter was to
be heard before an out of town justice
who was not at home and hence the
case went over,
The commission appointed to con-
denim six acres of land in Birch Coulee
township, belonging to Wolfgang
Weiss, will meet at Morton next Mon
day for the purpose of hearing argu-
ments for and against the proposed
proceeding. 1t is certain that Messrs
Somerville & Olsen, representing the
village of Morton, will enjoin the com.
mission as soon as it attempts to con-
denim any portion of the tract.
Our Shutdown and Willow Lake cor
respondent writes that the burial oil
Mrs. P. Jorgenson's mothertook place
the 18th inst. 1t will be remembered
that while the old lady was en- route
to Springfield from Montreal or Lake
Champlain to join her daughter, she
was, while on a Northwestern pas.
senger train, taken with insanity and
jumped from the car window, killing
herself. She was Is years of age.
Station Agent Beecher informs US
that on Dec. l all roads begin collect
ing storage charges on baggage un-
claimed after "a hours from the time
of arrival at destination. The rule is
to apply at small as we'll as large sta
tons and inasmuch as the charge is
to be rs cents for the first "a hours
and 10 cents for each additional "a
hours it will be we'll for people to see
that their baggage does not remain
over the first "a hours.
Messrs. Schmahl & Co. have just re-
ceiyed large consignment of Christ
mas toys and novelties. The consign-
ment includes the very latest things
in toys and Christmas gifts and at the
store of that drug concern can be
found Christmas gifts for the young
est baby or the eldest man or woman
in the country. The firm occupies
half page of The GAZETTE this week
in telling all about the stock and, of
course, everybody will, after reading
the notice of enlightenment, believe
what we have said.
Rev. Henry Beer returned from
New York on Saturday of last week
Mr.. Beer attended the dedication of a
church of which an old friend of the
Redwood minister is rector. 1t is a
magnificent edifce, according to Mr.
Beers remarks at the Church of the
Holy Communion last Sunday morn
ing. He stated that aside from the
church proper the young people had
dancing hall and billiard parlor
adjoining the church and these two
places we're powerful in keeping the
rounn y,ooplo tnrotb or orI froro rrok