The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-21

The Keene Gallery will be open
Thursday and Friday, Feb. % and
March LIST.
DR.. q. r. Pease made q profession
al trip to Madison during the latter
part of last week.
Hon. o. B. Turrell, who has been
confined to his house for some time, is
able to be out and attend to business.
Mrs. G.. B. Jennings was visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Clayson,
in Wood Lake, during a portion of
last week.
The barn of John Casserly in the
town of Westline, was destroyed by
fire one night last week. Mr.. Casser-
" lost team of fine horses in the
blaze.
John lett has purchased the NAL
colin Malloy farm in this county, and
will take possession this fall. Mr..
lett will remove bis family from
Brownton by that time.
The Morton Fair Association has
elected George Welsh president, A.
Mccormack vice president, J. II. Nc
Gowan secretary, and A. II. Keefe
treasurer, according to the Enterprise.
Miss Minnie Warner entertained
Misses Virginia Huntington, Carrie
Isham, Winnie Warner, Lizzie Dun
nington, Julia Lichtwarck and Char
lotte Schmahl at a S o'clock tea last
Friday. .
H.. j. Gassman writes to The GA
cErrE Directing to his name being in
the delinquent tax list, claiming that
he has long since paid his taxes as
we'll as those of his wife's, and that
his name should have been stricken
off.
The fruit and confectionery store of
Cliff R. Tanner, on Washington ave-
nue., was closed by Deputy Sheriff
Byram last Saturday, on attachments
sworn out by Mrs. G. A. Fradcois, for
$5O.85, and of Mrs. A. w. Taber, for
$40, both bills being for board due
those two ladies.
The marriage of Miss Julia LIGHT
warck, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos.
Lichtwarck, to X. E. Glassco. occurred
last Monday evening, Rev. John Sin
clair, of the Presbyterian church,
officiating. Both Of the young people
are exceedingly popular in this city,
Miss Litchwarck having been born
and raised in Redwood Falls. Mr..
Glassco is a timer by trade, and a
member of the crack Redwood Falls
brass band.
The committee haying in charge the
nickel reading entertainments have
decided to give the last entertainment
of the season at the opera house next
Tuesday evening, Feb. rs. A special
programme is being prepared for that
purpose. It will be one of the best, il
not the best programmes of the series
1t will conclude by spelling contest
between two sides of twelve each, one
to be taken from the business men
of the city, and the other from the
high school. Inasmuch as the pro-
ceeds, after paying expenses, are do.
mated to charity, large crowd should
be out.
| J. Fletcher Skinner leaves for Chi
cago in week or two. Mr.. Skinne,
has secured a responsible position
managing department in new and
mammoth institution of the Montgom
cry Ward & Co. style to be opened by
Sears, Roebuck & Co., the senior mem
Der of which firm WAS formerly station
agent at North Redwood, but who car
now have the pleasure of seeing hit
check honored for a hundred Thousand
or more. Sears, Roebuck 4 Co. have
been doing business in both Chicago
and Minneapolis. If our informant is
correct the firm proposes to move its
entire Minneapolis stock of saleable
articles to Chicago and start out on 8
new tact One of the largest buildings
in Chicago has been rented for the
purpose.
i The North Redwood Roller Mills
were sold under the hammer at sher.
ifs sale at three O'Clock last Tuesday
The sale occurred at the front door Of
the court house and was conducted by
Sheriff Blethen. The property, in.
Guiding the homesteads and mill wen,
for SIS, 1872, about one-third of the
real value. It was sold in three diff.