The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-18
Herman G. Schmahl left for st.

Herman G.. Schmahl left for ST..
Paul and Minneapolis on Monday.
Till Tibbetts and George Ruter
we're in Minneapolis during the early
part of the week.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
=. church will meet with Mrs. A. g..
King on Friday afternoon.
Charlie Mead, in the judgment of
all, was the best sheriff Redwood
county ever had" says tn, Sleepy Eye
Herald.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day the forenoon subject will be: 1--WE
Have Seen Strange Things To-day
Luke 5, XVI. The evening subject
will be: Junior Y. P. S. Work, Senior
Y. IS. Work and Y. M. c. A. Work
as Seen in Chicago
A change of time occurred in the
St. Louis system last Sunday. The
west-bound passenger leaves Mime
apolis at $50 a. m. and arrives at
North Redwood at 2:O3 p. m. The
east-bound train leaves North Red
wood at 1853 a. m. and arrives at
Minneapolis at 4:3O p. ~.
H. S. Braley leaves for Todd county
during the coming week. His family
will accompany him. Mr.. Braley has
farm near Bertram and proposes to
make that his future home. Mr.. Bra
ley has made many friends during
his residence here and they will be
sorry to hear of his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook, residing
just across the river in Renville
county from Delhi, gave party to a
large number of friends and relatives
from Minneapolis, who have been
visiting with them, last week. A num-
Der of friends from this city were also
present. The Minneapolis contingent
returned home Monday.
Mrs. H. n. Bell, worthy matron,
Mrs. 0. w. Mcmillan, associate ma
iron, and Miss Charlotte Schmahl
proxy for the worthy patron, will rep.
resent Charity Chapter, No. IS, Order
of the Eastern Star, at the annual
convention of the Grand Lodge of the
Eastern Star, to oe held in Mime.
apolis during the next three weeks.
Letters patent on newspaper fold.
ing machine were issued to James
Aiken, of this paper, on the 9th inst
Two years ago the Patent Office al
lowed the claims for a patent on g
J similar machine, as noted in The GA
zErrE at that time, but on account Of
defects in the drawings and claims
Mr.. Aiken allowed the first applica
; ton to go by default, and has now Oh
, tanned much more satisfactory issue
The design is for very simple folder
for ordinary newspaper Offices, and il
it fills the requirements as designed
by the inventor it will be tested in
{ The GAZETTE Office later on.
Mrs. L. F. Robinson gave a pinl
tea party in honor of Miss Lutte
Robinson's promotion to a higher
} grade in school last Thursday even
/ ing. Everything served was of pink
T even magnificent rolls being made o.
pink dough. There was pink lemon
, ade, pink cake of several kinds, pinl
/ etc. There were rs of the youne
, people fortunate to receive invitations
Last fall when Lutte was promoted
she asked her mamma whether she
} could have pink tea party in case
she was again promoted by spring
Mrs. Robinson replied in the affirma
tive without even thinking of what
she had said. When Lutte reminded
her last week of the promise she
could hardly recall it but gladly full
filed the same.
One of the most pleasant socia
affairs that has occurred in the Pres
byterian church for a long time oc
cured last Friday evening, it being &
social given by the ladies' societies Of
the church. After supper short pro
gram was rendered. After piece oil
instrumental music by Mrs. Cooper
Mr.. Turrell in short address vel.
coined Rev. J. Sinclair back to his
post of duty and congratulated him
on his return to good health. Mr.
Turrell also gave a short history Of
the two oldest and largest churches in
the city-the Methodist Episcopal and
Presbyterian. He said that the first
meeting that he attended of the Pres