The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-02-27

/ John Arnett and Miss Lizzie Red
ding we're married by Judge Baldwin
in this city last Wednesday afternoon.
I E. B. Preston has his address
changed to Mellrue, Price county,
Wisconsin, where he will reside in the
future.
The greatest combination of the
season is The REDWOOD GAZETTE and
the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for
only $1.75 per year.
Clarence King found robe Satur-
day between this city and his farm.
Owner can have same by calling at
his farm and paying charges.
All teachers who can are requested
to attend the Reading Circle meetings
as follows: March 9TH Redwood
Falls high school room, and March
14th at Lamberton schoolhouse.
Arthur P. Cloudy was called to
South Dakota last week on account of
the serious illness of his brother. A..
B. Truesdel has been running the
elevator since Mr.. Goudy's sudden de-
parture.
VIM. Crouley returned from his
trip to Hot Springs, Ark, and other
southern points on Friday evening of
last week. Mr.. Crouley has been alb
sent for about six weeks. The trip
has been beneficial to his health.
Mr.. Armstrong came up from Ex-
ceIsior to hold services at the Christ.
ian church last Sunday, owing to Mr..
Thornquest having an attack of the
measles. In the afternoon Mr.. Arm
strong baptized all the converts made
by Evangelist Irwin, not baptized by
that gentlemen during his stay here.
A. A. VanWinkle, through his at
torneys, Messrs. Baldwin, Harriet &
Patterson, has commenced suit against
@. w. Mead, sheriff, and S. E. Bailey
for $500, alleged damages by reason
of holding goods belonging to Van
Wrinkle in the recent Commercial Ho-
tel trouble. J. H. Bowers is the at
torney for Bailey.
, The Rev. Mr.. Knowlton, the new
pastor Of the Episcopal Church of the
, Holy Communion, writes from his old
mission at San Luis Obispo, CAL, that
he will be in Redwood Falls about
March 5th: He states that his house
hold goods will be shipped from that
point to-day. His three daughters
are aged II, Is and six years respec-
lively.
Since the opening Of the new Hote]
Francois Redwood Falls is made the
} Sunday headquarters for large mum
Der of commercial travelling men, who
come long way on Saturdays for the
purpose of enjoying first-class hote
l Accommodations. Mine Host Engle
t hardt offers his patrons menu care
1 for every Sunday dinner. New feat
r ures are added to the cuisine depart
3 ment constantly and the attraction OF
. last Sundays bill was interesting t.
r the major portion Of the travelling
Q public.
r John Junger had narrow escap
:. from being killed in a runaway acct
i dent last Wednesday. He is in tn
t employ of A. G. Burmeister of tn
}, Redwood Roller Mills, and was driv
ing horse of the latter at the time Q
y the accident, which occurred on tn
J. west approach to the mill. The sud
) den blow of the shrill whistle fright
Q ened the animal, and it jumped S
It quick that it threw Junger from th
d high seat head first on the rocky roa
J. below. Junger got up and reporte
It that aside from a few bruises he Wa
n alright.
= Sheriff Wichmal of Renville cou1
It ty brought over two prisoners for th
r. Redwood county Jail to await the a.
n ton of the grand jury of Renvil
q county, last Monday. Thew we,
n George LANCER and William Lane
3, graft. both arrested for grand larcen
7. in the second degree. 1t appears tn;
II the two men stole barb wire, c.,fro1
d Bird Island hardware store. Whe
q the crime was first detected Lange
r. alone could be found. He gave ba
= for his appearance. Afterwards b
) skipped. Sheriff Wichman foun
n LANCER at Mankato and was fortunat