The Redwood gazette., 1897-05-13

Jaehning were in Wood Lake last
Sunday.
j Mrs. r. D. White and sister, Mrs.
Hattie Donovan, left for Twin Brooke,
is. D.. on visit Saturday.
! l. Bruckmann, special agent Of the
| Citizens Fire Association Of Mankato,
has been in town during the past two
or three days, renewing insurance
policies and accepting new risks.
The Relief Corps of John S. Marsh
Post 6. A. R. gave a. ten-cent enter
tainment at the hall last Tuesday ev-
ening. There was a good crowd pres
ent to participate in the festivities.
! Capt. VIM. P. Dunnington states
that he has received letter from Col.
Samuel McPhail, in which the latter
states that he will be present at the
lG. A. r. encampment in June, not
withstanding that he is over 70 years
of age.
| The sidewalks around town are be-
ing repaired rapidly. Aside from the
repairing being done by private par
ties the city is putting in new walks
in front of its own property and also
causing several stone cross walks to
be laid. F. w. Philbrick is figuring
on a cement sidewalk around his two
story brick building on Third and
Washington.
/ The Schubert Symphony Club and
Lady Quartette appeared here last
September and gave the finest enter
tainment that Redwood Falls has had
the pleasure of hearing. Each and
every one of the company are artists
of the highest order and their program
is 50 varied as to make it thoroughly
enjoyable for everybody. At Opera
House May 21.
A Hector special of the 10th, says
that the large barn belonging toJudge
Vanderburgh of Minneapolis burned
here last night. The man in charge
of the horses in the barn entered the
burning structure to save the four
animals that were housed there, but
was unable to save them or himself
After the fire was over the remaias OF
the unfortunate man were found at
the head of one of the horses, all oi
which were consumed.
A sub-district camp meeting is to be
held at Lynd, June 13 20. There is q
fine natural grove, plenty Of waite,
and sheltered locality, as it is in the
valley of the Redwood river. It is
within a short distance of Lynd sta
ton, on the Great Northern railroad
Our presiding elder, Rev. l.. L. Hans.
; com, will have charge of the meeting
We would like to see the ministers
with their families and tents, and also
! a gathering of the people with tents
John Sampson of Walnut Grove, 6
liquor dealer of that town, indicted
for selling liquor to minors on three
, different counts by the grand jury ot
the present term of court, plead guilty
to one of the indictments last Thurs
day morning and in the afternoon wat
sentenced to pay q fine of $75 for the
offense. The other two indictments
against him we're dismissed. The
case against Peter -Seifert aud Jos
eph Wilde, Lamberton liquor dealers
was eoatinued until the next term, on
account of the State losing a witness {
few hosars before the case was called
Rev. S. P. Fuliea and wife left 70,
! Kansas last Monday. They will make
, that State their futsare home, Mr.. Ful
len having taken charge Of three
towns, ia which he will preach during
NuO WoOh. Ills ldi0@0ll S6fLlOu 10 J1lt
congregation of the Christian churef
was preached here last Sunday, and il
was in the line of regret over his de
parture aud an admoaishment to his
congregation to continue walking ir
the paths Of righteousness. It is moi
, yet known who will succeed Mr.. Full
len at this point. The church will
hold camp meeting here in a short
J time.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
lof Feb. 16, has the following: De-
'jspite the torrential rain of last even
ing St. Johns Chapel was comfortably
filled with an appreciative audience,
gathered to hear one of the most
unique musical performances ever
given in this city. Too much cannot
be said in praise of both the vocal and