The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-03

-. M. 6uu O0OIS0 DIOOAS t0tuIuou
from Todd county last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Quarton OF
Fremont. Iowa, are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. j. L. Byram.
Mrs. rig. Chadbourne has returned
from Minneapolis where she has been
visiting during the past four weeks.
Mrs. G. P. Gibson returned last Fri
day evening over the Northwestern
from an extensive visit with relatives
in Dodge county,
Miss Nina Pratt had fall opening
of millinery stock on Friday and Sat-
urday evening last. The store room
was neatly decorated and one of the
windows was trimmed in wedding
white.
The total high school enrolment on
last Tuesday evening was $50, divided
as follows: LIST primary As, second
primary 80, second grade 80, third
grade 81, fourth grade Al, fifth grade
Al, sixth grade ~, seventh grade AZ,
Fights grade II, high school AZ.
Christopher HIM of Renville coun-
ty and Mrs. Mary Schumacher of this
city we're united in marriage by JUS
tice Fleischer of North Redwood last
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. HIM will
live in the brides residence in this
city Mr.. HIM recently came to Rem
ville::county from Oregon.
Among'those who took in the band
tournament at New Ulm we're Chas.
E. Lamberton, Julius and Albert Mel
ges, VIM. Crooks, Elmer Everett,
Louis Guth, Otto Backer, Gus. Their
ing, Fred Bager, R. D. White, Nels
Lewis, John Peterson, Fred Homer
Nick McKelheer.
The Methodist conference in St.
Paul made the following appoint
ments: Albert Lea, Rev. Preine
Fairfax and West Newton, Rev. Bore
hard; Morgan and Eden, Rev. Pfeiffer
New Ulm and Lafayette, Rev. Krinke
Sleepy Eye, Rev. Rheinfrank; Spring.
field, Rev. Meierbachtel; presiding
elder, Rev. Koerener.
At the annual meeting of the Red.
wood County Bible society in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday ev.
ening the following officers were
elected: }. B. Robinson, president
H. F. Clipfell, vice-president; Andrew
Stewart, secretery; and H. Winter
treasurer. Mr.. Evans, who has charge
of the work in this State, was present
and gave short address.
In a recent issue of The Climax, 6
Chicago matrimonial paper, the fol-
lowing advertisement appears: "Looh
here, girls, I am % years old, #. II
in, light complexion, German, am a
farmer seeking for a home, can't find
same here. have some means. Will
some respectable lady write to me, as
only those receive attention. Photo
in first letter if possible. A. Hinderks
Renville, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Race and Miss
Ada Vim, the latter as chaperone
gave the dozen public school teachers
a pleasant surprise last Wednesday
evening. They invited each separate
ly and each supposed it was an indi
vidual ride with the two. But Wednes
day evening, after school, wagon
with the box well-filled with straw
drove up to the schoolhouse and the
teachers got in. They were driven
around town and along the banks o.
the river to a place just back of the
Riheldaffer house now occupied by
John O'Hara, where lunch waf
served.
Miss Myrtle March left for Chicago
last Thursday and if report is correct
she was married to G. B. Tanner last
Tuesday, although some have the date
last Sunday morning. The wedding
it is understood, occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Skinner
in Lawndale, suburb five miles from
the center of the city. A house adj
joining the Skinner residence, or rath.
or one-half of the double house, will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner
and it is stated that Walter Henze
and Artemus Ward Bager, who are in
the same employ as Fletcher and
Cliff, will be boarders at the double
residence.
Langdon E. Post was arrested Mon,
day on complaint of Fred Barnes
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