The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-16
Auditor and Mrs. A. II. Anderson

AuOlCOr anO Mrs. "A. II. AnO0r6On
spent Sunday with friends at Delhi.
w. A. French was over from Olivia
last Thursday. Will thinks that Olivia
has bright future.
The county commissioners spent
Sunday at their respective homes, re-
Stunning work again Monday.
Don't bet too much that you have
seen it lightning this winter for it
was only Andersen taking pictures by
flash light. 1t
Otto Backer left for St. Paul and
Minneapolis yesterday for the purpose
of arranging for the handling of Delhi
Roller mill -four in those two cities.
A baby girl attempted to say
"papa" to E. A. Lyman, Jr., early last
Wednesday morning. Armintus has
been there several times and took the
sound in the most natural manner.
Miss Mollie Mccarthy, a clerk in
F. w. Philbrick's store for several
months during last summer, was mar
ried at the Cathedral, St. Paul, to a
young St. Paul business man, week
ago last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L. Halves and two sons.
and Miss Clara Just of Mankato, left
over the st. Louis last Thursday for
Salt Lake City, Utah. From St. Paul,
where they met a sister of Mrs. Halves,
they took the popular Rock Island
Route. They will remain in Salt Lake
City until after spring returns to
Minnesota.
The city council held a special
meeting last Tuesday morning and
approved the bonds of the various sa-
loonkeepers that have made applica-
ton for license. julius A. Schmahl
was elected alderman of the second
ward to succeed G. w. Mead, who re-
signed on the night of Jan. 9TH and
whose resignation was accepted the
same night.
Backer Bros. advertise in this'issue
that they are still doing business at
the Delhi Roller Mills, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the mill is in the
hands of an assignee. The assignee
A. G. Burmeister, is trying to get all
be can out of the property, and conse.
quently allows Messrs. Backer Bros
to conduct it, knowing them to be re-
liable and responsible parties.
At the meeting of the A. 0. U. w
lodge of this city on Jan. 9Th the fol
lowing officers were installed: E. B
Preston, P. M. W.; VIM. Smith, M
W.; A. A. Lindeman, Foreman; H
H. Engel, Overseer; S. O. Mason, Re
corder; Julius Me]ges, Receiver; Emf
Kuenzli, Financier; Frank French
Guides H. Shoemaker, Inside Watch
man; j. l.. Byram, Outside Watch
man.
| Miss Eva Mcconnell has ceased he
connection with the grocery store o
| FL. G. Ackmann,. where she has beer
employed as bookkeeper and clerk fo
a number of years. She will spend
few weeks with her parents residing
| just east of Morton. She will go t.
Helena, Montana, after her visit a
home has expired, and will remain il
that city where she has sister resid
ing, the latter presenting her with
4 pass from St. Paul to Helena.
4 There was a large crowd presegt a
/ the wrestling match between Edward
! Simmons of this city and Jane
i O'Neih of Kilkenney, at the eper,
house last Saturday evening. Th
contest commenced at nine o,cloc]
!, and occupied about an hours time
1 The falls were FIVE in number, AM
Simmons was declared the winner, b.
being given three out of five falls
|'O'Neill secured two falls. Both mel
were evenlyamatched and an exceIlen
athletic exhibition was given to tn
spectators.
! The next divine service of tn,
Catholics of this county will be hell
athe new Catholic St Joseph's churcl
at Lamberton on Jan. 18th. TIL
church is new one, 3Ox5S, and wa
built by Contractor w. Steinke O
Sleepy Eye. On Jan. 3Oth FIR. Won
derlage will conduct divine services a
the residence of J. B. Zeng in West
line. On Jan. IL and % there will b.
services at st. Matthias church ia vii
low Lake. The new St. Michaeps
church in Morgan is almost ready fo1
i oocl1nanou