The Redwood gazette., 1895-02-07

ening.
| Mayor Koch, of New Ulm, is over
whelmed these days with petitions
from the poor of that city for relief.
| Miss Dineen, who has had an attack
of measles, has recovered and is again
at her old place as teacher of the sev-
enth grade.
The ladies missionary society met
at the home of Mrs. B. A. Ferris last
Tuesday afternoon. The subject dis
cussed was China.
G. f. Rittenhouse, President of the
Peoples Bank, of St. Paul, was in the
city last Thursday looking up matters
connected with his institution.
Cashier H. A. Baldwin, of the Red
wood County Bank. and H.G. Schmahl
came up from St. Paul and Mime
apolis last Friday, where they were
attending to business matters.
"Dick" Stowell came up from Min
neapolis last Friday, and brought the
information that the Gold Mining Co..
we're keeping everlastingly at it and
hoped for brilliant success in the near
future.
The Scandinavian Debating society
of Cottonwood, little town on the
Great Northern railroad, just west OF
here, in debate last week, decided
that Gov. Nelson had no right to de-
sert the governorship for the United
States Senate.
An item in the Morton Enterprise
states that Leslie D. Baker, of that
town, has gone to Redwood Falls,
where he has united in partnership
with Mr.. G.. w. Vaughn in the saloon
business. Leslie is we'll known among
the frequenters of refreshment resorts
around this city.
A writ of attachment was served on
Chairman Arnold and Auditor Ander-
son last Thursday The writ attaches
the amount due Carroll for construct
ing the county Jail, to the extent OF
$500, and was issued on application Of
F. Aufderheide, of New Ulm.who fur
nished Carroll brick to the amount ol
$500.
Thompson's Comedians closed theil
{ engagement last Saturday evening te
:. a fair audience. 1t was the best com
pany that ever appeared before Red
wood Falls audience. The very rea
son why the house was not fillec
! nightly was probably the very reason
why such an excellent company ap
I peared-hard times.
On Tuesday evening Miss Tessie
. McBain entertained about twenty O
her young friends in houor of hel
guest, Miss Ida Clark Of Redwood
Falls, says the Sleepy Eye Herald
!: The evening was spent in playing
games and in a social manner. Re
freshment we're served and the young
people enjoyed a pleasant time. Mis-
Clark will leave in few days fo
q Missouri.
8 Cashier Pm. Kerst, of the Germani,
S Bank, of St. Paul, one of the solid Fl
$ nancial institutions of the Sanity City
. was in the city for few moments las
Wednesday, making the GAZETTE I
. pleasant call. Mr.. Kerst was highl,
pleased over Redwood Falls, boil
from a picturesque and business
standpoint. He is one of the youns
men who have forced themselves t.
the front in St. Paul.
Just as the United States steamship
Raleigh was clearing the port of New
port on Jan. 25th, Lieut.. A. M. Beech
er, U. S. N, brother to Station Ag
ent Beecher, of this city, was takel
seriously ill and it became necessary t
remove him to the United States Nav,
hospital at Boston. He is now rapid
ly recovering. The Raleigh clearet
for the West Indies, and as soon a
Mr.. Beecher RECEIVERS he will take
steamship for the Islands to join hi
comrades.
j. r. Wolf, a dry goods and millin
, cry dealer, heretofore located on tn
, corner of Western and Laurel avenues
the swellest portion of St. Paul, ha
, leased the vacant store room of King
! Bros, formerly occupied by j. F
Skinner & Co., and will put in an en-
tire new stock of dry goods and mil
linery by March LIST. He will mov'
his family here about the same time
Mr.. Wolf is Young man of grea