The Redwood gazette., 1895-12-26

L u0 Nxl0000 U1lI q 0uO 0u0AV AOOOUs
are home from their duties at Rem
vile for the holidays.
G.H. Ludtke, medical student OF
the University, is visiting with the
family of Dwight Bissell.
Sheriff Mead returned Monday
morning from st. Peter, whore he took
Frederick Frederichs of Sherman
township last Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Curtis has sold house
and lot on Wyoming street to Frank
Carman, in the employ of J. W. Fer
ris' dray and express line.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pugh left over
the Northwestern Monday evening for
Sioux City and LIE Mars, Iowa. They
will remain in Iowa for two weeks.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. F.W. Phil
brick this afternoon to arrange for a
series of entertainments during the
coming winter.
Henry Cook and wife returned from
a several weeks visit among friends
and relatives at Waseca, Tuesday.
With them came William Carroll, a
young theological student.
At the next meeting of Redwood
Lodge, I. O. O. F., the following off
GERS will be installed: Clarence Moon,
N. g.; Levi Annis, V. g.; and John
Woffensmith, recording secretary.
Miss Lizzie Bissell came down from
Fergus Falls over the Northwestern
Saturday evening to spend the holi-
day vacation. Stanley Bissell came
from the Minnesota U for the same
purpose Monday.
Luther Aldrich has been doing five
days in the county Jail for receiving
money under false pretenses from F.
w. Orth of Morton. The case was on
trial in Morton Tuesday, w. J. Nc
Leod and A. G. Dolliff being the op-
posing attorneys in the case.
Fred. March, son of Thos. March,
residing east of the city, is home for a
holiday furlough. Mr.. March is now
in the service of tho United States.
stationed at Fort Niobrara, Neb. He
stated that his station was ready for
war with England at any time and
that all of his comrades in the regu-
lar army were patriotically ready for
the fight.
Subscribers of the Headlight, Chi
cago. probably wonder why the Red
wood Falls edition of that paper has
not reached here before. The fact is
that Mr.. Ozias has been hampered by
a series of circumstances over which
he has had no control and which The
GAZETTE is not in a position to make
public. The edition will probably be
here beforelJan. LIST, however. It will
be beauty.
1t is Hoods. Whenever a beautiful
or artistic calendar is issued or placed
before the public the mind at once
turns to the familiar phrase ut is
Hoods" This year the great manu-
featuring house has issued another
beauty. 1t is triumph of art. It
represents a lovely head in beautiful
brown tints, surrounded by gold
frame, embossed and decidedly cup
to date" Like Hoods Sarsaparilla
Hoods calendar @'is the best"
The censusiof voters in Redwood
county shows the registered election
returns for 1894 to have been 3.22,
the total number of votes caat at that
election 1853 and the total number OF
votes as shown by the census of 1895,
3,546. In Renville county the first
item numbered 5,06, the second item
or votes cast, 4,184 and the last item
5,358. In Brown county the first item
reached 4y0H, the second item 1897,
and the third item 4, ,342.
A.. Fl. Moon and wife and A. s.
Moon and wife leave this week fol-
Kenyon, Wis, where they will remain
for the winter. They take with them
their steam machinery. horses, etc.
The two have purchased half section
of hard wood timber, and will work at
the tract with large crew of men
this winter. The timber will be ham
died for numbering purposes. They
will probably return to Redwood
Falls in May or June, prepared to
carry on their threshing work for the
harvest of 1895. The Moons expect
to spend their future winters in Wis
cOnsin and their summers here.