The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-23

Z. D. Freeland of st. Peter was in
the city on Friday of last week.
Clerk of Court w arner was at the
Soldiers Home over Wednesday.
Mrs. W. D. Finn, accompanied by
her father and mother, returned from
Wisconsin last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brainerd will reside with their daugh-
ter in the future.
Mrs. Jennie Schnorenburg of Min
neapolis, sister of Frank Birkenmeyer,
has been visiting with the family of
the latter and other friends, during
the past week, returning home Mon
day.
E.. j. Howard of North St. Paul, an
expert corrector of pianos and organs
in the large piano and organ factory
at that place, has been visiting with
Supt. G. L. Parkhill of the water
works system during the past week.
Eugene Cox OF St. Peter, a base
ball player of that town, with two
friends, passed through here last Sat-
urday morning for the west on hunt
ing expedition. Mr.. Cox expects to
be here to-day and tomorrow to play
with the Redwood base ball club
| against Granite Falls.
\ The ladies of st. Veronica's Guild
will serve dinner and supper to-day
and tomorrow in the dining room oil
the Commercial hotel. The ladies
have made engagements to meet the
inner wants of a good many people
J with all the delicacies of the season
and those who patronize them will ne
} doubt be satisfied with the menu
card.
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
, morning the subject will be, "Neithe
shall there be any more Pain" L
: pain a necessity? Why should Cox
, permit it to exist? Two rational ex
plantations. Is there likely to be
day when modern science by anaes
. thetics and other means will do ava,
: with pain! The Cross is the symbo
. of pain. Why should Christianity b
linked with pain?
: In the case of Kate Geraldson VI
! The Citizens Bank and it's differen
z stockholders, an action 70 recover O
It the stockholders liability act, Judg
Il , Weber has sustained the general dc
It murrer of Mrs. Geraldson to the count
l. er-claim set forth in each of the an
J. swers of the local stockholders, an
/ has over-ruled the demurrers of th
) Laird-Norton Co., W. T. Donaldso
and R. P. Lewis and VIM. Il. Lair
Il to the reply of Mrs. Gersldson, thu
It giving the latter q victory in eac
Q case. Mrs. Geraldson sued to recove
+ $5l5.59. The case will now go to tria
y unless al appeal to the Suprem
Court is taken. The decision of Judg
g Webber's also allows all of the credi
r, ors of the bank to join suit with Mr.
5, Geraldson in the enforcement of til
o stockholders liability act.
IS George Jaehning received wor
a from his brother, Herman Jaehnin.
last Saturday, to the effect that b
It passed his preliminary examinatio
t. preparatory to entering upon the stue
It les of the dental department of til
4. University of Minnesota. HERNIA
d Jsehaing is a little over IL years {
10 age, and was one of a class of abo,
I. fifteen that applied for admission int
10 the dental department of the U, an
t. he was the only one to pass the neceE
+ sary examination. Although he nevt
/. graduated from the Waseca big
It school, where he studied last year, tt
b young man was one of the best stut
;. ents at the school. His study of del
/. tistry was on his own free volitiol
s. and he will probably 60 through tt
y different studies of the dental depar
n ment with credit to himself and gres
K pleasure to his parents at New Ricl
land and his brother here.