The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-12-30

Rudolph Jaen Of New Ulm is visit
ing with Rev. Henry Koch.
DR.. Hanscom expects to arrive in
this city from Maine about next Satur-
day.
E. G. Greene left Friday for
Owatonna where he spent the holidays
with friends.
Miss Tena Smith came up from
Minneapolis last week and will remain
here for a couple Of weeks.
Harry E. Laird left for Granite
Falls last Friday to see that every
thing was alright at that end of the
line. -
j. r. Hitchcock and Miss Agnes
Hitchcock came down from Wood
Lake last week to spend Christmas
with their relatives here.
Miss, Louisa Knowlton came up
from st. Mary's, Faribault, last Thurs
day and is spending the holidays with
her parents at the Episcopal rectory.
The Wilson sisters returned Mon
day from Lake Benton, Candy and
Springfield last week to spend the
holidays with their parents at the
farm east of the city.
The Albert Lea Standard says that
Prof. Click, the mind reader, is now
the advance agent of the Marie Bell
Opera Co., and that company is fortu-
nate in securing his capable services.
G. w. and W. L. Lussenhop of
Sherman township returned home
last Wednesday from a trip to St..
Paul aud Minneapolis. They dis
posed OF several car loads of stock at
the stock yards between those two
cities.
AS result of the minstrel enter
tainment last Thursday evening the
high school netted about SIS to apply
on the purchase of it's new piano.
This makes $3.50 that the high school
received inside of eight days, it hav-
ing netted $75 on the Max Dick en-
tertainment, all for the benefit of the
piano.
Mrs H. D. Chollar left for Chicago
last Monday noon. Her son, Wilbur
T. Chollar, has leased a residence on
the corner of Rush and Ohio streets,
in that city, and his mother will reside
with her son in the future. Wilbur is
real estate reporter on the Chicago
Chronicle.
County Treasurer Lankard speaks
from actural experience when he says
that there are 1901 ties between the
Northwestern depot and the intersec-
ton of the Paxton road and North
western railroad track, about mile
east of the city. Mr.. Lankard has
walked the distance several times and
presumes to know
Alfred Madigan, formerly of this
place, but now of Seattle, Washing.
ton, has sent his friends in Melges
barber shop piece Of Klopdike gold
The piece is about as large as three
good sized pin heads welded together
and is probably worth Is cents. DR.. J
w. Golden is keeping the chunk in a
bottle for the inspection of Klondike
enthusiasts.
The Week of Prayer beginning Sun
day, Jan. 2, will be observed in the M
E. church with meetings each evening
except Saturday. The leading thought
of each evening will be as follows
Monday evening, "Jesus our Teacher
Tuesday evening, "Jesus our SAVIOR
Wednesday evening, "Jesus our Cap
tain;" Thursday evening, "Jesus our
Friend;" Friday evening, "Jesus our
King"
The judges of election for the two
precincts in this city held another
meeting for registration all OF last
Tuesday. In the first ward II new
names were added to the list, and in
the second ward nine names were add
ed. This makes the registration in
the first ward reach 2O9 and in the
second ward the total number of vot-
ers registered is 2O3. The judge will
meet again at eight o'clock on the
morning of election day to register
legal voters who have not registered
up to date. The registration will be
continued from eight until nine clock
when voting will commence.
Springfield Advance: A. G. Ochs
whose experience as one of the largest
and most successful contractors in
Southwestern Minnesota makes him