The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-12-09
Rocky Mountain Tea, only IS cents a

Rocky Mountain lea, only 80 cents
package.
DR.. A. f. Gosslee of Tracy was in
the city for few hours last week.
Orrin Gibbs, the Belview meat mar
ket man, was down from that town
last Tuesday.
Rev. Fir. Woods will speak on the
Historical Authority Of the Bible" at
st. Catharine's Catholic church next
Sunday evening.
Redwood Falls Commandery No.
Is, K. T., held an enthusiastic meet
ing last Monday evening, and arranged
for work this winter.
The "young push" had lively and
delightful time tripping the light fan
tastic toe in their hall over Kuenzli &
Luscher's grocery last Friday even
ing.
Granite Tribune: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE got out an extra on the death
of DR.. Finn that did that enterpris-
ing paper credit. Well, julius is
1.-THE only can in the alley" over there
anyway.
A new schedule of time went into
effect on the Minneapolis & st. Louis
at Minneapolis last Monday, whereby
the train for Redwood and Watertown,
that has heretofore left there at 9:l5
will leave there at 9:25 hereafter.
A class in German has been organ
lied in this city. 1t is under the tutor
ship of Rev. Henry Koch of the Ger
man Lutheran church of this city.
The class will meet tomorrow even
ing for the purpose of organizing per-
manently.
Mrs. E. G. Jones and children of
Wood Lake we're visiting with the
family of O. W. Mcmillan at the Com
mercial over Sunday. Mrs. Jones lost
a black boa between Mrs. Wards resi-
dence and the hotel on Sunday, which
the finder will please leave at the
Commercial.
1t appears to be a definite decision
that the Hon. Jos. Chadderdon will
be candidate for Mayor at the cleo
ton to be held in this city next Janu-
ary. With your Uncle 10, Frank
Ring and F. W. Philbrick in the race
the voter can come pretty near voting
according to his belief.
Architect Dripps expected to have
the new Catholic rectory ready for &C.
cupancy by Dec. Goth. The cold
weather of the past two weeks has de-
layed the work considerably, but by
enclosing the building nearly all of
the interior work, such as plastering,
etc., has been completed, and the ex-
terror is receiving the finishing touches.
Baldwin & Patterson, as attorneys
for Mile M. Young, have commenced
an action for divorce against Frank
Young. Desertion is set up as the
ground for divorce. The plaintiff is
only II years of age and the defend
ant is %. They we're married in this
city on July 23d, 1894, and seven days
later Young deserted his wife, and has
since refused to live with her.
DR.. W. V. Hanscom of Rockland,
Maine, has definitely decided to locate
in this city, and will leave his Maine
home in about two weeks for Redwood
Falls. His family will accompany
him. DR.. Hanscom is son of Presid-
ing Elder Rev. L. L. Hanscom of this
district, and is a graduate of both
homeopathic and allopathic colleges.
He will probably purchase residence
on his arrival. T.
News was received here by Miss
May Ferris last week to the effect that
Miss Blanche Halves, daughter of DR..
E. L. Halves passed away at San
Diego, on the morning of Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Miss Halves left Mankato
for San Diego several weeks ago for
her health, her physician hoping that
the warm climate would restore her to
natural condition, but Miss Halves
continued to sink rapidly, ending in
death on the day stated above. DIR.
Halves wrote Miss Ferris that the re-
mains we're laid at rest in the San Di-
ego cemetery for the winter, and it is
probable that they will be brought to
Minnesota for .interment in the spring
Faribault Republican: It was a
very pretty wedding that occurred at
the home of Mr.. w. II. Holden last
Wednesday afternoon, when Rev. G..
g Rickor norfornood fbo oo,..-