The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-10-14
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

QulTc OF NILS. M. q. JULIUS. I'll.
M. E. Powell has been granted an
increase of pension. The daily papers
have him on the list as original.
Mrs. w. H. Webster leaves to-day
for Mankato, where she will visit sew
eral days with friends and relatives.
O. l.. Dornberg has sold 80 acres in
section one, Shutdown, to Ernest WITCH.
mann, the latter paying 81, 400 for the
same.
The Misses Kate and Eva Sears OF
Minneapolis, formerly Of North Red
wood, are the guests of Mrs. W. D.
Martin.
G. G. Kenney's photo gallery will
be open for two weeks-from Oct
18th to the Both. Remember the
dates. Git
The subject at the Christian church
next Sunday evening will be, "The
Sonship of Christ" In what sense is
Christ the Son of God?
Our first car of Choice Winter APP
pies will arrive in few days. Leave
your order and get first choice. Prices
will be right. SoUrHw1oK & ANGEL.
Mrs. Belle Stewart Mcdonald of
Walnut Grove, arrived here last Tues
day afternoon from Minneapolis, and
will visit with her mother and brother
and sisters south of the city for week
or more.
Mrs. Bates of Arlington, assisted by
her sister, Miss Gamble, has opened a
confectionery store in the brick build
ing owned by Henry Schleuder, and
formerly occupied by the law Office of
M. NJ. Madigau.
Mrs. Isaac johnson and son James
Johnson returned from Minneapolis
last Monday. Mrs. johnson went
there some time ago to receive medical
treatment, but returned without any
signs of improvement.
In the suit of Peter Mcpherson VS..
the Arnolds of Vesta, an action to re-
plevy an organ sold to the Arnolds by
a brother-in-law of Mcpherson, the
jury disagreed last Wednesday after
noon. The jury stood FIVE to one for
Our first car of Choice Winter APP
pies will arrive in few days. Leave
your order and get first choice. Prices
will be right. SoUrHw1oK & ANGEL.
The Marshall Reporter says that
Walter Jensen of Redwood county
was in town Wednesday to make this
his starting point for trip to Den
mark, his native home. He left Thurs
lay and intends to remain in the old
country until next spring.
A farewell reception was given to /
Miss Minnie Banker, at the farm
house of D. W. Banker, in Paxton,
asst night. The evening was spent
by the 20 or more invited
guests. Miss Banker departs for her
,ome in Maple Grove tomorrow af-
ernoon.
At the request of j.. A. Schmahl of
The GAZETTE the State game and fish
commission has sent several thousand
to this city and they have
oeen placed in the Redwood river for
During the next week
nearly $4,000 bass fry will be sent to
Mr.. Schmahl for the same purpose.
j. D. Two, Grand Patriarch of the
Encampment of Odd Fellows of Min
,esota, was in the city last Thursday
md Friday, speaking words of enthus-
asm to the members of the Enterprise
Encampment of this city. Mr.. Two
IS also travelling representative of a
wholesale hardware store of Mime
apolis.
Workmen from Minneapolis have
been engaged during the past week in
putting new roof on the court house.
The old roof was never properly put
m, and as consequence each rain
has forced more or less water through
the same, and placed the ceiling of
the large court room in q very bad
condition.
Marshall is to have Salvation
Army, and Editor G. F. Case of the
Reporter and Editor Frank Whitney
of the Messenger, have already pur-
chased cornet aud base drum with
the view of bringing up the rear of
the Army and pushing good thing
along. The newspaper men expect to
keep the meetings very warm.
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