The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-02


for sale dirt cheap. Apply at this
office. If.
Mrs. L. G. Buxton is receiving med
ical treatment at one of the Twin City
hospitals.
Arthur Rowe of Springfield was
visiting with the family of In. Rowe
during the past week.
Agent Beecherof the Northwestern
received neat Christmas present in
the shape of an annual pass over the
entire Northwestern system, sent as a
mark of appreciation of his successful
efforts in building up the company's
business here.
The balance in the city treasury on
Dec. Goth, 1895, was $3,41ss7. The
common fund, road and bridge fund,
waterworks fund, water bond interest
fund, special assessment No. and
the railroad bond interest fund we're
all overdrawn, an overdraft aggregat-
ing ST ,6l3.O6. The other funds all
have surplus to their credit.
Speaking Of the Ski-U-Mah quar-
tette appearance in Fergus Falls the
Journal of that town says: 'The op-
ening number demonstrated to those
present that rare treat was in store.
Shattuck's Might Breezes' was sung
by the quartette in voices that blend
ed tremendously as they rose and fell,
and throughout it's rendition the mu-
steal signing and moaning of night
breezes was given to perfection"
Nearly 100 guests were present at
the social given 10y the Presbyterian
ladies at H. B. VOLTS last Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Aune relieved
the pressure for space in neighborly
fashion, by throwing open their house
across the street, where refreshments
we're served that would do credit to a
regular banquet. During the evening
musical numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. Buxton, with
Mrs. Cooper at the piano, and Mrs.
Stuart and Miss Casey gave spirited
recitations.
At meeting of Redwood Camp,
No. 1887, Modern Woodmen of
America, last Friday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensu ingyear: Venerable Counsel,J. T
Stegner, Excellent Banker, Emil
Kuenzli, Clerk, A. H. Anderson, Camp
Physician G.. R. Pease, Worthy AID,
visor, George L. Evans, Escort, J. R
Lankard, Waterman, G. G.. Thune
Sentinel, "A. w. Bager, Managers, j
L. Byram and VIM. S. Crooks. The
installation will take place next Wed
nesday evening.
: AS will be seen by the reading o
the applications for license published
elsewhere R. D. White and G.. w
!, Vaughn have formed o-partnershil
in that business. The firm will carry
: GA it's business in the room now occu
pied by R. D. White, the building be
q ing the property of Mr.. Vaughn. Tn
co-partnership will commence Jan
j, Goth, at which time all the license
7 commence. This will give Redwood
81 Falls five saloons, one less than las
year. The bar of Hotel Francois wi
probably be conducted by a ST. Pau
party and when opened Will make tn
sixth resort.
At the Presbyterian church las
!. Sunday evening ADVERTISEMENT CAV
: a talk oa"Politics in Religion" in til
. interest of the Good Citzenshi
club Of this city. Mr.. Stewart said
. was glad to speak in the interest {
q the club. He thought that the o.
ganization would go good way
: lifting politics from the pool of degr,
. dalton into which it had falle1
The church is the savior of scciet,
: but the church was not doing all
should, .or the organizations outsid
the church would not be springin
up. The church should do the wor
!. of these societies. He thought tia
the church should interfere just s
much to say 'you ought" but NO
@yeu must" He said that there wa
> a ruling class in this country just tn
same as in the old countries. The 20
, litieal bosses in the great cities wer
+ composed of salooRkeepers, gambler
and the like. Good Christian men ha,
supported these men. People, as