The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-10-08

Miss Virginia Huntington entertains
the st. Agnes Guild tomorrow after
noon.
A. E. Clark has been nominated for
county attorney by the Populists of
Chippewa county.
A. G. .Dolliff has been named as
chairman of the First ward Republican
committee for the ensuing two years in
place of the late Otto Schmahl.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day the Sunday school will meet at II
o'clock as usual and the Y. P. S. meet
ing will be held at $50.
Rev. w. H. Knowlton of the Episco-
pal Church, who has been absent for
some time, returned home last Satur-
day and conducted services on Sunday.
Mothers meeting this afternoon at
$50 O'clock at the Methodist church.
The business meeting of the w. CT.
U. opens at 3 o'clock, preceded by the
Is minute devotional service.
John Tyson of Mound City, Mo-, a
brother of Joseph Tyson of the Glen
dale Farm, has beeniin the city visiting
with his brother during the past week.
Mr.. Tyson will remain here about two
weeks
Rev. John Sinclair left for st. Peter
Tuesday. He will attend district
Presbytery meeting at that place, after
which he will go to st. Paul, not re-
turning to Redwood Falls before Tues
day or Wednesday of next week.
II. F. Carter, travelling passenger ag-
ent of the Union Pacific system, was in
the city last Friday, with Agent
H. l.. Beecher of the Northwestern
road. He stated that commencing last
Sunday the U. p. would commence
running through sleeping cars between
Council Bluffs and Portland daily.
Marshall Messenger: John n. Jones
and Isaac Moore Of Redwood county
visited Marshall over Sunday, and the
News Messenger office acknowledges a
pleasant call Mr.. JONES' who was the
Republican representative in the last
State legislature from the ninth dis
trict, will be resident of Lyon county
another year.
On Sunday evening union meeting
of the churches will be held in the Nj.
E. church, in the interest of the Bible
Society. The speakers are Rev. S. P.
Fullen, J. H. Bowers and G. G. john
son. J. B. Robinson and H. Winter
will give report of the Redwood Falls
auxiliary branch. Officers will be elect
ed for next year and a collection will
be taken for the funds of the society.
The Democratic and Populistic coun-
ty committees, together with nearly all
of the candidates on the two tickets
were in the city last Thursday making
arrangements for the campaign now
upon us. Aside from doing this it was
practically agreed that Frank M. Birk-
enmeyer of this city, who ran for clerk
of court four years ago on a similar
ticket, would be the candidate for aud
itor on that ticket this year.
AS wheat goes up freight rates seem
to go down. On last Monday w. r.
Caswen received notice that the North
western had made reduction of so
cents per ton for the transportation of
coal, and at the same time Mr.. Cas-
well announced that the patrons would
receive the benefit of the reduction and
that oalwould be so cents cheaper.
"All this isIevidently owing to the fact
that Mckinley will certainly be elect
3D." remarked the coal man with a
good degree of emphasis.
Jasper Stegner has concluded to re-
tire from the grocery clerk work and to
take up the line of soliciting insurance
or membership for the Modern Wood
men of America. Jasper is firmly at
tached to the soliciting business. He
will traverse the section of the State
W ClllS ClU,y LII LID CIloI w
build up the Woodmen membership.
His place at Mckay & Races store has
been filled by Guy Warner, who has
been clerking at Kuenzli & Luscher's
store for long time past. Fred Warn
er, Jr., will hold down Guys place at
Kuenzli & Luscher's.
Edward March sends THE GAZETTE
copy of the Fargo Argus, containing
two-column biographical sketch of
Chief Justice Alfred Wallin of North
Dakota, formerly of this city. In the
sketch is mentioned his location in
Redwood Falls, and his holding the
county attorneyship of Redwood coun-
ty. From the sketch it is also learned
that his daughter Madeline Wallin, is
now teacher in the department of
history at Smith College, Northamp-
ton, Massachusetts, one of the leading
female colleges of the east. 1t will be
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