The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-05-21
Mrs. w. w. Wilson of MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. w. w. Wilson of Minneapolis
is the guest of Mrs. G. A. Francois.
G. R. Kneeland was over from Lam
berton for few hours last Monday.
D. A. Stuart left Monday for Orion
vile, where he is attorney in a case on
trial there.
Mrs. E. w. Ainsworth and child of
Minneapolis are visiting with Mrs. G..
w. Dickinson, cousin of Mrs. Aims
worth.
Miss Reisendorf of Minneapolis, a
niece to Mrs. H. B. Wolff, arrived
here last Monday on visit with the
latter. Miss Reisendorf is mistress of
the guitar and banjo.
Rev. W. NJ. Fuller has been secured
as pastor of the Christian church on
trial for three months. He will
change his place of residence from
Excelsior to this city this week.
Miss Emma Chapman's school in
the Westfall district and Miss Sylvia
Smiths school in the Grey district
will join in picnic at Three Lakes
i next Wednesday, May 9th. All are
invited.
H. M. Hitchcock returned from his
trip around the circle Monday. Mr..
Hitchcock was in Olivia Saturday ev-
ening and attended banquet given
by Oliviaites to the departing county
officers.
The Ladies' Mite society of the
Presbyterian church will meet in the
lecture room of the church tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock. Every one
invited to come and quilt. No re-
freshments.
Conductor Tom Hughes of the Red
wood branch has his portrait and
biographical sketch in the book of
Welshmen of Blue Earth county.
Tom is under the head of Welsh
railroad men, and stsnds out conspic-
uously in that group.
The return leap year ball given by
the young men about town to their la
dies will occur at the opera house to-
morrow evening. The First Regi-
ment orchestra of Minneapolis and
Faribault has been engaged for the
occasion. Luncheon will he served at
Hotel Francois at midnight.
Chas. Taft, who has been in jail for
several weeks, for being in contempt
of court by his refusal to answer
questions regarding the disposition of
his property, was released last Mon
day, he having concluded to give the
information desired. The fine of SIS
imposed by Judge Weber was remit
ted.
Secretaries Olney and CARLISLE re-
Gently consented, for the first time
since they held Office, to be photo
graphed seated at their desk. The
pictures were taken at the request of
The Ladies' Home Journal, and will
be used to illustrate ex-President
Harrison's article describing the work
ings of the State Department in the
July number Of that magazine. At
Hitchcock's.
The senior class of the high school
will give a play entitled "Biac, the
Poor House Girl" on the night OF
June LIST, the proceeds of which will
go towards enlarging the school
library. The cast of characters are as
follows: Biac-Miss Carrie NJ. Ishani
Bob Wilder-Loy M. Pugh; Frank
Carl-Prof. j. L. Torrens; John Per-
kins Raleigh Jenning, Ransom Sage
James Beecher; Clarissa Avery
Lulu Crouley; Dorras Jones-Miss
Addie Bigham; and Anna Blake
Miss Alice Gasman.
The Epworth League celebrated its
anniversary last Sunday evening
The programme included several an
thems by Messrs. Houck and Martin,
the Misses Nettie Houck, Daisy Clay
son, Jessie Waldron, Grace Chad
bourn, Grace Ferris, Dolly Clayson.
Maud Woodwork, with May Ferris at
the organ, a march and song by the
Junior League, paper by Joe Chad
derdon, another by Agnes Hitchcock
on the League motto, third by Miss
Dinneen on "Wake Up and Brush Up;''
a fourth by Jessie Waldron on "Write
Up and Pay Up" Judge Bowers
closed the Programme with some very
appropriate and enthusiastic remarks