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

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at the Commercial.
w. C. March of the North Star Boot
Co. was in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Clayson is in Wood Lake
visiting with her sons, Clayson Bros.
of that place.
The ladies Aid society of the NJ E.
church will meet in the church par
lors tomorrow afternoon.
E. G. Pomeroy was down from I'm
derwood, visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. A. H. Anderson, over Friday and
Saturday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. G. E..
Lamberton next Wednesday after
noon, March 4th.
The Ladies society of the Presby-
terian church will meet with Mrs. B.
A. Ferris tomorrow afternoon, and
gentlemen are invited to tea.
Mrs. Henry Jaehning of New Rich
land, accompanied by her two sons,
are expected here to-day, to visit with
and assist in the celebration of the
birthday of the formers mother, Mrs.
r. Schmahl.
The GAZETTE received letter from
Rev. H. Beer. 1t was written on Feb.
Dist, on which day Mr.. Beer and wife
arrived in San Francisco, on their way
to Juneau, Alaska. The letter will be
published next week.
L. J. Hall, son of Mrs. r. g..
Chadbourne of this city,, was married
on Feb. 9Th at Los Angeles, CAL, to
Miss Sarah Christman of that city.
Mr.. Hall went to California with G.
w. George about three years ago.
Robert Bramshie, farmer resid-
ing just across the river in .Renyille
county, had his left ankle thrown out
of joint and his left leg broken by fall
ing on the ice on the Minnesota river
on Tuesday of last week. Dr. Gibson
was called to attend to Bramshie and
reports that he is improving as rapid
ly as possible.
The members of the Christian
church will probably have a new
minister ere another month passes by
Mr.. Thornquest, who has been minis
tering to the congregation, has felt
that coming to Redwood Falls from
Excelsior every week was too great a
tax upon him and he has asked to be
relieved. At the last meeting of the
elders of that church it was voted to
ask the State Board to recommend a
minister for the Redwood congrega-
ton.
| A friendly set-to resulted in blood
one night last week in one of the sa.
looms of this city. It appears that
Dan. McMasters and John Arnett
were sparring for points. tits alleged
that Dan. got mad and started to bite
John. The latter, with one stunning
blow, put Dan. to sleep, and it was
several minutes before he came to
For short time Arnett thought that
he had killed McMasters and while
the resuscitation was going on, got on
his knees and begged Daniel to come
to life.
Agent Hewlett of the Northern
Trust Co. as assignee of the Citizens
Bank gives up the bank quarters il
the O'Hara building on Second ant
Washington on March LIST. Mr.. How
lett will hereafter be found at the Banl
of Redwood Falls. The Citizen!
Bank fixtures have not yet been sold
: although they have been taken dow
and stored away. The furnace ane
heating plant was sold to J. A. Pugl
some time ago, before he contemplated
moving to Wisconsin. AS to, who will
occupy the vacant building is no
known. There are several parties af
ter it.
A good many of the old residents O.
this city and county will remember Fl
j. Loud, who at one time conducted {
drug store in the brick building nov
owned by Schmahl & Co., the senio
member of which firm learned the
pharmaceutical business through Mr.
Loud. H. j. is now at West Superior
and is one of the leading attorneys O
that city. His firm is Loud, O'Brier
& Loud, the junior member of which
is G. D. Loud, a brother. In a lette
to friend here Mr.. Loud hints at his
old time pasttime by saying that ri
you ever get good crop of ducks il