The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-02-06

last Friday.
Judge Stuart was St. Louis pas
senger for St. Paul last Thursday.
Aid. w. R. Caswell was suffering
from an attack of quinsy during the
past week.
Rev. r. G. Grose will hold quar-
terly meeting at the Morton Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon.
George Whittet reports to The Ga
zErTE that his COWS produced 9,7O4
pounds of milk in January and his
hens 1856 eggs.
Evangelist Erwin baptized Messrs.
George Whittet and George King and
Miss Allie Corey at the Christian
church last Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Presiding Elder H. G. Jennings, D.
D., OF this district, held services at the
Methodist church last evening. After
the services he presided at the quar-
terly conference of the congregation.
Attorney D. A. Stuart was in St.
Paul Friday. He took the oath of
allegiance to support the constitution
of the United States as an attorney be-
fore the Supreme Court on that day.
Special Candlemas services were
held by the Rev. Fir. Vonderlage at
the Catholic church in this city Sun
day. A large crowd was presest both
morning and evening and at the after
noon mass.
Emil Schmahl was in St. Paul dur
ing a portion of last week, while
Horace Baldwin was in Sioux City.
The former was selling fat cattle while
the latter threw large quantity of
feeding stock on the Sioux City
market.
The flour shipment from this city
is constantly growing larger. A. G.
Burmeister of the Redwood Roller
mills is sending out shipments almost
weekly while the Delhi Roller Mills
lessees, Backer Bros, are increasing
their exports. AS a result the local
mills are in position to supply more
feed for their patrons.
A Junior Endeavor social will be
held in the Presbyterian church Fri
i day evening at y O'Clock. A pro-
gramme will occupy the first part of
the evening and afterwards the Juniors
will be entertained with games in the
lecture room. The older people who
are interested are invited. Children
five cents, adults ten cents.
The drop curtain painted by
George DeLande of Chicago for the
opera house of this city is quite al
elaborate affair. The center picture
, is Venetian or marine scene, while
around the scene is painted the card
of representative Redwood Falls bust
ness houses. Mr.. DeLande and wife
left here Wednesday for Granite Falls
where the former painted drop cur
, tain for the opera house at that place
j. A. Pugh returned Thursday from
an extensive swing around the circl,
7 of Minnesota and Wisconsin towns
AS a result of his trip he has decidet
to wind up his hardware business al
/. fairs here and remove the stock t
= Hayward, Wis., where he will resid
! in the future and will continue tn
hardware business. He has one SOL
: there now in the banking business
t while Russell Pugh, another son, re
t Gently came back home from thu
: place, where he was employed. M
= Pugh will change his location as 500
f: as possible.
Fl Some of the most congenial winte
| weather ever seen in January an
q February in Minnesota was exper
s ,enced here during the past week. TIL
r sky was clear and the warm rays {
| the sun melted nearly all the snow 0
s the ground On Thursday, Friday an
t Saturday last. Sunday was super
day and Monday was fair. Light O.
:. ercoats we're comfortable during tb
r whole time. Tuesday morning earl
a light snow commenced to fall.
/ was backed up by northwest win
D and before noon a genuine blizzar
q was on. The latter, however, was {
short duration, as Tuesday afternoo
f and yesterday we're moderate day
: but cloudy.
t Louis Brahe, the travelling agent {
t the Barbour Creamery Supply &c
: has been in Redwood Falls durin