The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-07

Andrew Stewart came into fowl
smiling last Thursday morning and
when asked "what's newt" replied
that there was bran new girl at hit
house. It came the evening before.
DR.. G. NJ. Leffingwell had an over
coat stolen from him while travelling
between Morton and Fairfax while on
his last professional tour. DR.. LET.
fingwell was unable to get any trace
Of the coat or thief.
B. L. lockwood will deliver q lee
ture on Betty. John and the Baby"
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening. He is president of the
National Prohibition League and
should draw full house.
On Monday Till Tibbetts made a
sale of an undivided one-half interest
in 116O acres in Granite Rock, Vail,
and Vesta townships, to George M.
Palmer of Mankato. The consid-
GRAFTON was $500. The land con-
veyed is all wild.
Arlington Enterprise: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE says lady of that place
found beautiful pearl in a clam
shell which had been taken from the
Minnesota river. What will the next
find be-! In the meantime the public
is in awful suspense.
The Morton Enterprise says that II.
NJ. Noack and F. W. Orth are build
ing 40 feet square brick building in
Redwood Falls with Morton brick,
Will Mckay is really building the
square but will probably trade it to
the Morton parties when completed.
The Epworth League and the Young
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
will give a floral social at the home of
DR.. G. P. Gibson tomorrow evening.
The house will be decorated with
flowers and in various floral hooks
fortunes will be told. Refreshments
will be served.
There will be an open camp fire on
the evening of Nov. 18th, under the
auspices of John S. Marsh Post of this
city. Assistant Adjutant General
Mertz will be present and will deliver
one of his very interesting speeches.
The w. r. G. members and friends
are invited to participate.
Mrs. A. F. Borchardt died at mid
night last Wednesday of consumption
at her home in this city. She was %
years of age and left a husband and
three small children. The funeral
occurred from the German Evangeli-
cal Lutheran: Church in Renville coun-
ty on Saturday morning. She was
born in Wisconsin and was the daugh.
ter of Aug. Wilschnack, now residing
in Renville county.
F. NJ. Birkenmeyer has purchased
the residence, OF Mrs. Sutherland on
Second street and will occupy the
same with his family as soon as Mrs,
Sutherland is ready to leave for Cali
fornia. O. w. Mcmillan moved his
family up from Morton Monday and
they are now occupying their own
residence while Max Knopf has
moved into VIM. Burch's residence on
Fourth, near Lincoln street.
Ross Houck, son of w. r. Houck
residing just east of this city, was mar.
ried in Faribault two weeks ago last
Monday to Miss Kate Mahany. The
ceremony was performed by the Con
gregational minister of Faribault
Ross is well-known among the boy.
of Redwood Falls and his uarriage
even announced at q late day, cam,
in the nature ola surprise. He is 4
the employ of T.. FL. Loyhed T. Co. o
that city, the largest hardwanconce
there. The bride is the daughter o
10 prominent Rice county farmer.
Horace Baldwin and Emil Schmah
returned from Sioux City last Satur
day, where they took a train load o
feeding cattle and disposed of then
in the Sioux City market, which they
found exceedingly dull. In the trai,
load were fifty head Of fine steers
partly fattened on the Baldwin farm
southwest Of this city. On this farm
Judge Baldwin only last week placed
200 head more of sheep, making abou
$50 head in all. He proposes to carry
and fatten that number during thu
coming WRITER and turn them off il
the spring when the market will war
rant their sale.
Postmaster Laird And Miss Evs