The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-11-05

Mrs. S. Ola has been very ill with
heart trouble and other complications
during the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Luscher entertains the
st. Agnes Guild of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Communion to-
morrow afternoon.
A package of laundry was lost be-
tween the Kenney photograph gallery
and F E. Ring & Co.'s store Saturday
evening. Return to F. E. Ring and re-
ceive reward
Married, at the residence of G. O.
Morgan on Wednesday, Oct. %, John
Miller and Miss Rose Komro, both of
Morton. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. IT, A. Jones.
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
forenoon the subject will be '"The Tai
ents Continued. The Account In
the evening, "Much Washing Needful
Now" Jer. 2:22. Junior Endeavor at
$50 o'clock. Senior Endeavor at $50
O'Clock. Prayer meeting tonight.
Gov. Clough has appointed Till lib
belts as an associate delegate to the
National Farmers Congress to be held
at Indianapolis on Nov. 10th. Mr.
Tibbetts stated that no transportation
came with the appointment and that
he did not know whether he would go
to the Indiana town or not. =
Capt. E. M. Brooks came down from
Todd county last Tuesday for the pur-
pose of casting his vote for Mckinley
He arrived on the Northwestern after
noon train and got here just few min
utes before the polls closed. The Cap
tain states that it cost him over $40 to
cast the vote but he considers it money
well spent.
The Odd Fellows have concluded to
give another one Of their pleasant en-
tertainments on Thanksgiving night
At the last meeting of the lodge it was
voted to have the same and hustling
committee was appointed for the pur-
pose of perfecting plans, etc. The full
particulars will probably be announced
next week.
Mrs. w. A. Dunbar, daughter OF
James Allen, died in Candy Oct. 25.
Many in Redwood Falls will remember
her as Isabella Allen. She was mar
ried some seven years ago by Rev. F
A. Cone. She has left husband anC
two children to mourn her loss. She
met death calmly and hopefully, en-
couraging her loved ones to meet her il
that city where separations never take
place.
Despite the bad roads and weather {
large amount of wheat was hauled int
: town last Saturday and Monday. The
price paid was 60 cents and farmers
were taking advantage of the price anC
hauling in grain with double teams
etc. Some of them were in attempting
to contract for the sale of their whea
at 60 cents and have the delivery mad
in the latter part of this month. Tn
elevator men state that the weekly re
ceipts for the past month will averag
25, 900 bushels.
:, A special to the Dispatch oflast Mon
day stated that Louis Balser, proprieto
= of the American Hotel, Mankato, ant
l well-known in this section of the State
= shot his wife about ten o'clock on tn
morning of that day, killing her in
stantly. Balser has been addicted t
!. the liquor habit. On the morning Q
l that day he began abusing his wife
and afterwards choked her. She raj
into the streets. He followed hel
drawing a revolver from his pocket
pointing it at her breast and fired, kill
ing her instantly.
= THE GAZETTE bulletins of the elet
tons were the most widely patronize
, of anything heretofore presented for tn
public in Redwood Falls. The bulletin
! commenced arriving as early as 6:3
I, and the crowds at once commenced t
congregate around THE GAZETTE Office
, During the evening the crowd nun
bered 500 at times. The crowd RENAME
until about three o'clock when McKi1
! ley's election was assured. The Ell
thusiasm was intense but the crow
> was good-natured and no trouble O,
Cured. THE GAZETTE must publicl
; tender it's thanks to Mr.. Gus. Thiering
D the operator in it's building during tina
night, who furnished such excellen
reports of the speedy telegraphing o
the returns. Mr.. Thiering gave all {
the returns with remarkable precision
: J. w. Marvin, town clerk of John
t sonville, was over from that town las
: Thursday. He gave the sequel to tn
l capturing of a tame fox with cola
2 on his neck by James Washington il
: Redwood Falls township, the detail
$ of which were given by our Redwoo
1 Falls township correspondent som
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