The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-09

printing Office in st. Paul
Miss Tena Hegdahl of Sacred Heart
has been visiting relatives in this vi
cinity during the past week.
w. F. Dickinson left for st. Paul
yesterday to attend meeting of the
Board of Costodians of the Grand
Lodge A. F. & A. M.
| DR.. Pease left for Chicago this
week. He will take postgraduate
course in Rush Medical school of that
CITY and will be absent about six
weeks.
Redwood Falls is just at present
gossiping about the elopement of a
prominent business man and St..
Paul white" wench, remarks the
Window Reporter.
Attorney Jos. Chadderdon made a
trip to McGregor, Iowa, last week, re-
turning home Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Chadderdon who has been
visiting in that town.
Herbert Gates came down from
Marshall during the early part of last
week. He has been spending several
days visiting with his parents just
across the river in Renville county.
O. L. Dornberg will attend the an
nual convocation of the Grand Lodge
A. F. Il A. NJ. of Minnesota at St.
Paul, commencing next Tuesday.
He will represent Antiquity in that
body.
Chicago Publishers Auxiliary: Al
ken & Schmahl feel proud of their
Christmas number Of The REDwooI
GAzETTE-16 pages, with a special
cover, finely illustrated and well
worked.
Ex-County Commissioner Ed. A
Pease of Kintire township braved the
cold northwest wind of last Thursday
in coming and returning to his home
in Kintire. Mr.. Pease thought that
the weather was not, but the wind was
very cold.
A number of people in Redwood
Falls have asked as to the where
abouts of M. H. Jones and his sor
Harry, formerly of this city. They
went from here to Grand Rapids
Mimi, and are now at Cohasset, Itas
ca county, this State.
Lawrence King has recently pur
chased the northwest quarter of sec
ton Is in the town of Kintire, paying
about $1,000 for the same. He ha!
also sold the southeast quarter of the
same section to his brother Geo. King
receiving $500 from the same.
j. A. Pugh and wife returned from
their southwestern trip during the lat
ter part of last week. Mr.. Pugh state
that he never had any intention of re
moving to Window, or even opening I
new and second store in that town
He states that he passed through
Window and as result some ON
must have dreamed of his stopping
and commencing business.
At the State declamatory eontes
in St. Paul on Tuesday night of las
week the first place for young ladies
was awarded to Miss Theresa Levi:
, of Alexandria and the first place fo1
, boys was awarded to Burdett Thaye
of Spring Valley. The second distric
, pulled out both of the second places
{ Miss Mary Damon pulling second TO
the girls and Ralph Lunn second TO
the boys.
Rev. Henry Beer left for Penbin'
and Bathgate, North Dakota, Tues
, day. He has considerable bushes
, to attend to in those towns and vii
not return to this city before Satur
day. On the last of this month Rev
and Mrs. Beer depart for their ne1
! field of labor in and around Juneau
Alaska, going by way of St. Loui
and Los Angeles, California, stoppin,
, at various towns for several day
while en- route.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says tina
Rev. Henry Beer who resigns his pc
| sition as rector of the Church of tn
Holy Cnmmunion at Redwood an
rector-in-charge of the parish of AL
Souls OF this place, will probably b
succeeded by Rev. Weddle, of Wells
Mr.. Beer goes to Alaska-the nev
mission field of the American churc]
and the diocese of Minnesota viii
, have the honor of furnishing to tn
new diocese it's first missionary.