The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31
s. III. Bissell left for Minneapolis ov-
er the Northwestern last Monday.

j S. III. Bissell left for Minneapolis Ov-
er the Northwestern last Monday.
H. Lemkuel came up from Arlington
last week and spent Christmas here.
j The purchase of hogs last Monday
amounted to 200 head, and the ship
ment out filled two cars.
Miss Hattie Beecher was in st. Peter
Monday evening, attending a party
given by Miss Treadwell.
i Will Brooks came down from Echo,
where he is working on the Enterprise,
last Monday, returning on the follow
] ing day.
Prof. J. L. Torrens has been in St.
Paul during the past week attending
the annual session of the State school
teachers, superintendent and other in
structors.
Tracy Trumpet: Redwood Falls has
heretofore had monopoly on the dis
covery of mines of every description,
but Balaton has recently put in claim
of similar nature. Read the article
under Balaton head.
Col. George Welsh, w. H. Andrews,
J. B. D. Wagner, R. II. G. Human,
Peter Neustrom and Mr.. Bellows drove
: over from Morton last Monday evening
and were present at the installation
ceremonies of the new officers of An
tiquity Lodge.
The father of the late Chas. Shea,
porter at Hotel Francois prior to his
death, has sent J. A. Engelhart check
| for the full amount of all the funeral
expenses, which were paid by num-
, Der of men around town just after the
! young man passed away.
The opera which is being prepared by
J home talent and will be given in the
interest of the St. Agnes Guild, will be
put on the stage about the middle of
, January. There will be chorus of
thirty voices and the "Pirates of Pen
; zancen promises to be the event of the
season.
> There will be dance and basket
t supper at John McPhee's farm in New
: Avon township this New Years eve
! (Thursday). Music will be furnished
: by the Davis orchestra. There will be
4 prize given to the lady furnishing the
r finest decorated basket of refreshments.
Everybody is invited.
: The high school alumni held bust
r ness meeting at Hotel Francois last
i. Saturday evening, at which time COM
s mittees were named to prepare for the
L annual alumni banquet to be held at
s Hotel Francois some evening during
r commencement week of the high
+ school-some time in June. Officers
elected for the ensuing year were Lizzie
: Bissell president, Addie Bigham vice
: president, May Ferris secretary and
e treasurer, the latter two offices having
f been merged into one on the evening in
t question. The association has about
v so members.
s Marshall Reporter: Redwood Falls
e Populists are having meetings and
t talking about starting party paper
there They might buy some second
: hand ones cheap, some that have out
S lived their usefulness. 1t is probable
: that this scheme is being worked III
< by some pickerel in search Of minnows
e The "young push" enjoyed dance
a in the hall over Kuenzli & Luscher's
s drug store last Thursday evening. They
e were all learning how and "big PEG
n Pile" were refused admittance. Sebs
e Byram tickled the cat-gut for the little
e people to dance to, while some of thu
v boys took turns at prompting. AL
e present report an enjoyable time.
The law firm of Baldwin, Harriott
), Patterson of this city will be reorgan
l. lied on Jan. LIST, when it will be known
:. as Baldwin & Patterson, E. E. Harriet
v retiring from the firm. The reorgan
l. ization was made necessary by reason
l. of Mr.. HarriOtt receiving several tempt
e ing offers from other towns if he woul(
r take up his permanent location in any
l. Ouc VI luGIl. Vic VI tucSc OuClS SdIu'
: from Renville, and it is probable tina
It it will be accepted. Mr.. Harriott is {
/ conscientious young attorney, quick t.
i perceive good point in law, and h
e will make good record on short no
v tice at Renville or wherever he locates
O without doubt. During the past yea
Y he has held forth at Beaver Falls
IS where he made many friends, and h
came near being named as county at
torney by the Republicans of tina
O county at their convention last fall
j. The city election will be held mex
e Tuesday. There are no contests owe
r the different offices and F. w. PhilbricE
e will undoubtedly be the mayor for the
+ ensuing year, Geo. l.. Evans will be re
/ corder, H. A. Baldwin will be treasur
o er, HI. M. Aune will be the alderman
: | froy,o Tho r. fo c,ooood n R1r