The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-11

Miss Belle Clayson has been spend
ing the past week visiting friends in
i Springfield.
Matt. Gillen, agent for the Blatz
, Brewing Co., was in the city on Thurs
day of last week.
). The st. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mrs. c. Fred Thompson at three
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
\ c.. w. Mead left for st. Paul on Mon
day and will spend several days in the
Capitol City, the guest of Representative
Larson.
Thos Dennistoun Of Paxton has pur-
chased a Clydesdale mare Abella 1923,
recorded in the American Clydesdale
book, of J. Simpson of Morton.
| Presiding Elder Hanscom conducted
quarterly meeting services at the
Methodist church last Sunday, preach
ing excellent sermons both morning
and evening.
In the neighborhood of four hundred
invitations to the Woodmen bal masque
f to be given a week from tomorrow ev-
ening have been sent out by the COM
| mittee on invitations
The Junior League of the NJ E.
church will give Valentine Social in
the basement of the church, Saturday
evening at 7:3O o'clock. Admission,
) five cents. A cordial invitation ex-
5 tended to all.
!, Chas. Stuebe, the New Ulm meat
5 market and stock man, was in the city
t on Tuesday. He was interested in sew
eral shipments that went east over the
e ST. Louis from Echo, Wood Lake and
f Belview on Monday and Tuesday.
r The case of Rose Devereaux VS.. o. L.
e Ramsland & Co. of Belview, was tried
q before jury last Friday and the latter
a returned verdict for the plaintiff OF
Y 1925. Judge Bowers, attorney for the
plaintiff, would have settled the case at
t one time for SIS.
4 The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet this afternoon at 2::45
a O'Clock in the parlors of the Methodist
q church. The subject for the Mothers
It meeting, to open at $50 O'Clock, will
t be "What Our Children Shall Read u
a Meetings open to all.
Henry Schleuder writes from the
l. South that he is not certain just when
# he will come home Mrs. Schleuder's
n health is improving slowly and he will
,fI spend more or less time travelling
It through the different Southern States
Q for the purpose of keeping her in con.
70 tact with different climates and con.
e trasting scenery.
t, Oscar Claussen of ST. Paul, travelling
agent of the Fort Wayne Electric
b Light Co., furnishers ofappliances, etc.
l. for electric light plants, was in the city
a Tuesday afternoon. and in consultation
t. with A. G. Burmeister at Hotel Fran
a co.'s regarding the plant the latter is tt
Is put in in this city. No sales were made
d up to the time that this paper went t.
J. press.
IL Mrs. Arnold of North Redwood vii
It hold society for the ladies of the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening
l. the 18th, at the public hall, Nortl
a Redwood. There will be sleighs at th
IL down those who go from Redwood
l. Falls. There will be plenty of sleigl
III room, house room and eatables for al
9 who may wish to 60 down and all hav
le a hearty invitation extended. Their
20 will be short musical and speakin!
al programme after supper. Ten cent
'e charge for supper and programme.
~ A Hastings special of the 7th state
that James r. Bell, a furniture deale
III and undertaken of that town, and on
K. of Hastings Oldest and most prominen
ne citizens, died on the evening of tina
"a day, after brief illness. He was 6
~ years of age and leaves wife and tw
re daughters. The deceased was a broth
e er of H. n. Bell of this city, who, upo1
N receiving telegram announcing tn
as death of his brother, Immediately lei
ID for Hastings, accompanied by his wife
st James r. was quite well-known here
IS he having visited Redwood Falls severa
times since his brother located here
lg He was a member of Dakota Lodg
N No. 4, A. F. & \. NJ. of Hastings an
V member of Damascus Commander
o. of St. Paul
lg \ Chicago special of last Saturda
ID says that the marriage of Miss Madelin
Is Wallin, formerly of this city, an
u daughter of Judge Wallin of the Mort
Dakota supreme court, to George Cush
u ing Sykes, of the editorial staff of tn
ne Chicago Record, was celebrated this al
IS ternoon at o'clock The ceremon,
Sc took place in Elgin at the home of tn
brides aunt, Mrs. ]. III. Becker, Rev. I
o. G. Soares of Rockford, H., a colleg