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


ing friends here during the past week.
Judge L. A. Stuart was among the
Northwestern passengers for St. Paul
Monday forenoon.
Paul Schaefer has been visiting
with his uncle, G. Robson of Court
land, Nicollet county, during the past
week.
E. B. Hale was in Minneapolis
Monday attending an annual meeting
of the life insurance company, of
which he is agent.
The ladies society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. M. E. Curtis. Cen
tlemen invited to tea.
Mrs. F. I. Gleason came down from
Red Wing last Wednesday evening
and has been visiting with the family
of g. B. Jennings since that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghmaster
returned from holiday visit among
friends and relatives residing at and
near Marshall last Thursday evening.
The subject in the Presbyterian
church will be in the forenoon:
Touching His Clothes" Mark 5:2S.
Evening, "The Unknown Quantity in
Christ"
Andrew J. Stockstead, formerly a
clerk in the store of Francois &
Schmahl, but now with w. w. P.
Mcconnell of Mankato, was visiting
with friends in this city over Sunday
A. R. Lyman went to Hamline to
resume his studies Monday; the
Misses Sadie Holt, Emily and Ella
Wilson and Pearl Sites left on that day
for Mankato to resume their studies
at the Normal.
Crystal Lodge, R. D., received an
invitation for it's members to be pres
ent at the organization of Rebekah
lodge at Olivia Friday night. The
weather was so cold that few, if any,
left this city to attend the institution.
A report has been going around
that E. E. Nichols, the Mill street
meat market man has recently fallen
heir to about $4,000. Mr.. Nichols
could not be seen Monday but his
clerk denies the accuracy of the re-
port.
M. J. O'Neil, master plumber, came
up from St. Paul last Friday morning
and attended to business in connec-
ton with the plumbing of Hotel Fran
co.'s and The GAZETTE building. While
here he secured the contract for re-
plumbing the residence of DR.. w. D.
Finn.
School opened Monday for the win
ter term. On account of the freezing
of several pipes during the vacation
it was impossible to have the school
house properly heated at nine o'clock
1t was lOa o'clock before the tenn
perature was raised so that the
students were comfortable.
Amund Peterson, brother of Hon
D. Peterson of New Ulm, died at his
home in Granite Falls a week age
last Sunday. The Journal states that
the old gentleman was quite we'll fixed
only few years ago, but some sharks
managed to beat him out of most Of
his property and he died almost pen
niless.
R. Schaumberg and Thos. Murphy
were in from Rock and Westline Mon
day. The two gentlemen stated that
a final meeting would be held at Mr.
Schaumberg's store next Saturday af
ternoon for the purpose of takine
definite action towards the organiza
ton of cooperative creamery fol
that vicinity. They both believed
that such a creamery would bt
organized.
F. Engdahl, the popular Washing
ton avenue tailor, was married to Mis-.
Title Dahl at the residence of Mr.
Eugdahl On Washington avenue, by
Mr.. Ernest Thornquest of the Christ
ian church, at 5 o'clock last Sunda,
afternoon. The wedding was very
quiet one and only few friends ane
relatives of the bride and groom wer,
present. The young people will MAKE
their future home in this city ane
they have the best wishes of all WIZ
know them. Mr.. Engdahl has mad,
many business and other friends her,
during his career and his circle vii
undoubtedly widen with time.
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