The Redwood gazette., 1896-03-19
st. Agnes Guild met with Mrs. Geo.
Dickinson last Friday afternoon.

| st. Agnes Guild met with Mrs. Geo.
Dickinson last Friday afternoon.
John Dobner came up from Lake
City last Tuesday and spent several
hours in the city on business matters.
Cashier III. A. Baldwin of the Red
wood County Bank has been in the
cities during the past week purchasing
a new safe for the bank.
G. B. Nelson, c]erking at the Com
mercial for several weeks past, has
gone to Ioya, to act act as clerk in one
of the hotels in town of that State.
James Holborn left for Cakes, Nd,
last Monday. Mr.. Holborn will be
gone about week when he will return
to this city to receive medical treat
ment under DR.. Finn.
Messrs. Nichols Bros. disposed of
carload of cattle to Mr.. Kerr, of
Early, Iowa, on the tracks at Redwood
Falls on, Wednesday last. They are
to be fattened at Early.
A camp of sons of veterans was to
have been organized here last Thurs
day evening but owing to the non-ap-
pearance of enough legal candidates
the scheme fell through. Morton
camp was to have assisted in the work
of installation but that camp did not
appear.
Mark W. Clay of Hutchinson, Noble
Grand of the Order of Odd Fellows
for the State of Minnesota, paid Red
wood Lodge an official visit last Sat-
urday evening. A large crowd was
present and witnessed the exemplifca-
tion of the work and listened to ap-
propriate remarks by the Noble
Grand. Refreshments were served.
Guy King, who has been acting as
superintendent of the city water works
for several months past, resigned that
position and returned to Michigan on
March 1lth. Since that time Aid.
Burmeister and Patrolman Frank
French have been acting as engineers
at the pumping station and keeping
the water supply up to meet the de-
mands.
Ole B. Thorpe and Miss Nellie Mel
son were married in Granite Falls on
Wednesday forenoon ol last week.
Miss Nelson is sister of Ben Nelson
of Granite, the husband of Ida Laird
Nelson, and the ceremony occurred at
Ben's residence. Miss Nelson visited
here on several occasions prior to the
marriage of her brother. Thorpe will
enter the mercantile business in Gran
ite Falls.
H. N. Bell and DR.. w. D. Finn
were in st. Paul during the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Bells mission
was to consult an oculist regarding
a formation on one of his eyelids pro-
nounced cancerous by DR.. Finn. DR.
Fulton, noted eye and ear specialist
of St. Paul, concurred in DR. .Flinn's
opinion, Mr.. Bell retiring to St
Luke's hospital, where an operation
was successfully performed. He re.
turned home Saturday and is doing
nicely.
Archie Howe will be remembered
here as the party arrested and held to
the grand jury for stealing several
head of cattle from one Of the Alex
anders in Vesta township. He after
wards jumped his bail and his par
ents made the same good. Young
Howe writes to The GAZETTE un-
der date of Brooklyn, New York, to
the effect that he arrived there some
time ago, and inasmuch as he was
there he Thought I would write and
let the wandering minds of Redwood
know where I was" In the letter he
states that on Nov. 18th he Joined the
Aneta Dramatic Co., at Gretna, Mani
toba, and has since been enroute with
that company for Brooklyn. He says
that professional life beats working on
a farm all hollow. Howe closes by
saying that he feels lonesome without
The GAZETTE. ..
Coming down on the freight Mon
day evening Conductor George Beat
tie told a representative of this paper of
a sensational elopement from Dawson
It occurred week ago last Saturday.
Tom Genaro, member of an electric
belt company, which showed at Bel
view about month ago, met, while
showing at Dawson, the sixteen-year
old daughter of a merchant at that
place. The daughter was enoaoed Tn