The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-24
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caps for every member.
M. S. and VIM. Tolman and their
wives drove to Morton Sunday.
M. Rist did business in Redwood
Falls on Tuesday of last week.
The Morgan Fire company will give
a dance Saturday evening, Dec. 18th.
B. J. Schmitz and family are visit
ing friends and relatives in Wisconsin.
J. B. Schueller has purchased half
interest in the Barney Schmitz saloon.
H. E. Grabow and F. A. Wegner
did business at the county seat Satur-
day.
M. P. Madsen left Tuesday for
Meeker county, where he formerly re-
sided.
r. H. Kempton and wife of Morton
visited with F. A. Goethe and family
Sunday.
Farmers have made good use of the
warm weather husking corn and
threshihg.
Mrs. Jane McRae has been visiting
her daughter in Three Lakes for the
past week.
George Porter and wife drove to
Redwood Falls Saturday to visit the
latter's brother.
Joseph Discher and wife visited the
latter's sisters at Fulda, Mimi, for ten
days, returning home Friday.
j. w. Hoppenspirger returned to
Dakota Monday, where he has been
acting as collector for the Woods Har-
vesting Co.
Carl Papa, formerly of Morgan,
but who moved to Redwood Falls
some two years ago to work on the
railroad, has returned to Morgan, To-
eating in I. E. Leighton's house.
On Friday evening of last week the
young people drove to the pleasant
home of R. G.. Robinson and wife,
where they INDUCED in playing games
until late hour. All enjoy an even
ing at Mr.. Robinsons.
Hanson Bros, comedy company,
played to a small audience Monday
evening of last week at Fixsen's hall.
The company had better disband and
seek more lucrative employment
that they are more adapted to. like
saving wood or holding pillow handles.
John D. Porter and Miss Lizzie
Eischen we're married in the parlor
of the Commercial Hotel Wednesday
evening, December 10th, Justice w.
E. Kinman officiating. Miss Annie
Eischen was maid of honor and Lus-
cius Porter acted as best man. Only
relatives of the contracting parties
were present.
A reception was given Rev. and
Mrs. Augur of the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening of last
week. Revs. Sinclair of Redwood
Falls and McHenry of Delhi, together
with H. B. Wolff and wife, Miss Lucy
Rowe, b. @. Patterson of the Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and sister of
Mrs Ellison of Evan we're the princi-
pal participants from surrounding
towns. The entertainment began by
toast by Rev. Sinclair. "Marriage-
able young girls was his subject and
he handled his subject we'll, consider
ing his youth and inexperience. Mrs.
Ferguson then gave an interesting
talk on the "Social Life of the Church.
"What Would Constitute Model
Superintendent" was the next toast as
given by Mrs. R. G.. Robinson.
"Church officers" was the subject
assigned to Rev. McHenry, w,o is al
ways welcome participant. R. G..
Robinson's subject "The Young Men
of the Church. was we'll delivered by
Mr.. Robinson, who is always found
willing worker in any worthy under
taking. "The Y. P. S. G. E. as an Aid
to the Pastor" as sat forth by Miss
Juliet Brooks showed that young lady
equal to the subject. The subject
assigned Attorney Patterson, "The
Church as an Educator" showed that
be was familiar with the subject
assigned him. This concluded the
toasts, after which a few brief re-
marks we're made by Rev. Augur and
F. b. Davidson. Light refreshments
we're served before the crowd dis
persed.
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