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

A clear head and good appetite by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Celon Ward of Stewart is visiting
with John Ilett, west of this city.
w. H. Knowlton and wife went to
Sleepy Eye last Tuesday and remained
over Tuesday evening.
O. L. Dornberg, wife, Otto, Dorothy
and the baby left Friday to visit with
relatives in and around Blooming
Prairie.
A. H. Thiering and Miss Jessie
Waldron spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Waldron's sister, Mrs. A. L.
Ingalls,, at Gaylord.
Agent w. S. Brammer of the North
western, Mrs. Brammer and sister, Wis
tied with friends at GAINESVILLE over
Saturday and Sunday.
P. R. Mccoy will be married to Miss
Libbie Smith on the evening of Jan.
4th, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, on Lincoln
street.
Rev. John Sinclair has received a
call from several other churches in the
State, but as yet, he is still determined
on remaining at Redwood Falls or 60
ing to St. Paul.
The subject of the regular confer
ence sermon at St. Catharine's church
next Sunday evening will be "The
Life Work of Christ on Earth, and the
worship we owe Him in return"
Geo. B. Hughes was called to St.
Peter by telegram last Monday an
nouncing that his mother, Mrs. Pat
rick Hughes, was slowly dying. Mr..
Hughes father died there only a few
months ago.
E. w. Drake came up from St. Paul
last Saturday and spent the balance
of Christmas day and all of Sunday
with his parents and friends. Eugene
is now member of the staff of Schef-
fer & Rossum, the largest leather and
harness dealers in St. Paul.
J. R. Lankard was presented with
toy horse by the members of Mrs
H. D. Brooke's boarding establish
ment on his coming to breakfast
Christmas morning. The horse was
presented as a recompense in part fol-
the one that was recently stolen from
him.
The following teachers left here Fri
day, Saturday and Monday to attend
the annual convention of the teachers
; of the State at St. Paul: Fannie Ev.
erett, Lucy Rowe, Mae E. Stevens
Lucy Woodward, Alice Bigham, DIR
Joan Peterson and the Misses Lin
we'll, the latter two going to thei1
home at Minneapolis on Friday to re-
main during vacation.
Mrs. G. A. Francois and Mrs. G. B
Lamberton, the winners OF the cake
walk at the opera house last Thursday
evening, held reception at the home
of Mrs Francois from to O'Clock
Monday evening, at which all of the
participants in the minstrel show were
invited, and nearly all present. The
great white cake was cut and distrib
uted among those present.
The members of Enterprise En-.
campment entertained the members
of the Rebekah Degree lodge at an oy'
ster supper last Friday evening. The
Encampment members, as we'll as the
members of the subordinate body
recognize that the members of Crystal
Lodge are the most enthusiastic and
helping members of the organization
and the supper was a testimonial tc
the assistance the Rebekahs had given
in fitting up the lodge rooms.
Echo Enterprise: Mrs. B. F. Curtis
came very nearly getting badly burned
this week. A spark of burning sulphur
from a match she had lit set fire t.
her clothing. The side of her heac
and hair was badly burned. She was
in the room alone and extinguishec
the fire by wrapping herself in ful
robe which was lying near by. *
Miss Allie Heffron had a narrow es
cape from a severe burning last Satur
day morning. When she arose she
struck match to light lamp and {
piece of burning sulphur flew off anc
caught in her clothes and they quick
ly ignited. She rushed out into thu
hall and called for help, when the fire
was quicly extinguished.
The services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening were
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