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

evening ana early Friday morning.
Ye towne folk are most cordially
bid to ye concerto on ye 2lst day of
February, 1896.
Geo. w. Dickinson and wife left
Monday for two weeks visit in Owa-
tonna and Minneapolis.
An item in the Morton Enterprise
states that Levi Robinson moved his
family on to his farm south of Red
wood Falls the first of the last week.
Langdon E. Post will accompany
}. A. Pugh to Hayward, WIS.,, and
will continue in the employ of Mr..
Pugh in that town.
Mrs. Nettle of Minneapolis, pur-
chasing agent Of that town, has been
visiting with the family of H. A.
Baldwin during the past few days.
A concerto will be given in ye Pres
byterian church in the evening of
Feb. 2lst. Music of ye ancient char
acter will be rendered. Do not fail to
attend.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Redwood County Agri-
cultural society will be held at the
county auditors Office on Feb. 18th,
commencing at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
Attorney Jos. A. Chadderdon was
in Renville during the early part of
the week as an attorney for the de-
tense in the case of a lawyer named
Cbristianson against two parties
named Schultz. The Redwood at
torney won the case for his client.
Those who heard his final argument
term it "whirlwind."
Attorney Somerville of Sleepy Eye
with Messrs. Ochs and Lehre of
Springfield were in the city during a
portion of last week. The latter two
are the bondsmen of Frank Jaehn on
the contract for erecting Hotel Fran
co.'s. Mr.. Jaehn was slightly en-
barrassed in completing the building
and the bondsmen brought about a
satisfactory adjustment.
Chas. Wolf, residing in the town of
Paxton, was married to Miss Hurlburt,
a sister of Ed Hurlburt, at the Chris
tian church by Evangelist Erwin yes
terday. Quite large crowd was pres
ent to hear the couple plight their
troths. The groom is one of the act
i've young farmers of his section and
the bride is we'll known in this city as
an active lady at home or in the office
Postmaster Laird's illness is still
combining him to the house. Miss Ell
la Laird is assisting Harry in taking
care of the mails. A stranger inquired
for his mail Tuesday morning anc
when asked by his travelling partner
what he got, replied: Nothing but +;
squint at darned pretty girl" The
, other fellow went back to the postoffict
and spent several minutes inquirins
=. for mail for himself and friends.
The new rector of the Episcopa
Church of the Holy Communion is t.
!. be Rev. W. H. Knowlton of San Lui
l Obispo, California. He has notified
: Bishop Gilbert of his acceptance an,
0 says that he will be in Redwood Fall
9 about March LIST. Rev. Knowlton ha
Q a wife and three daughters: He wa
l formerly of Minnesota. Several year
}, ago he went to California for hi
) health. The latter is excellent now.
It The county officers of Renvil]
r. county are now probably relocated {
a Beaver Falls, according to the MAI
dates of the Supreme Court. The O
n ficers were allowed ten days from til
d time of the filing of the decision
/ move the records back to Motht
q Beaver. The decision was handle
II down a week ago last Tuesday, maj
n ing to-day the tenth one from tn,
q day. The officers have organized il
% to a pinochle club and propose ,
: while away the quiet hours at Beav,
% in the best manner possible,
y Wheat was selling at 81 cents hel
It Tuesday morning. Late in the ate
q noon it dropped to SO cents. Duriu
q the past week it has been fuctuatin
" between 48 and 81 cents. A GOO
a many people are rash enough to pr
8, dict that wheat will be selling at
cents here before many months an
Il that seed wheat is likely to comman
i, ST. per bushel. While it is probab