The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-12-23
Miss Elizabeth BisselI is home from

Miss Elizabeth BisselI is home from
Ter school duties at Saltwater.
julius Melges left for New Ulm last
Monday. He will also make trip to
Chicago before returning here.
Guy and Fred. Warner leave for
Minneapolis tomorrow to spend
Christ mas with their parents in that
city.
W. R. Cloudy and family returned
from an extended visit among rela-
tives and friends in Goodhue county,
on Saturday last.
G. Ludcke and Angelo Bissell came
up from the State U last Saturday and
are spending the holidays with the
parents of the latter.
Adelbert Lyman, who is principal of
the schools at Stewartville, this State,
returned home last Saturday, and will
remain couple of weeks.
Parties wanting extra copies of the
Christmas edition of The GAZETTE
should call and make their purchases
at once. The supply is short.
Only three days more and then we
will have to sell shoes at profit and
not a loss.
F. W. PHILBRICK & Co.
Christmas Day at 1870 a. M, a
Christmas sermon will be preached at
St. Catharine's chnrcb, by Rev. J. J.
Woods, on ''The Birthday of the
Savior"
George A. Jaehning and Herman
G.. Schmahl leave for New Richland
tomorrow or Saturday, where they
will spend Christmas with Maj. Jaehn-
ing's parents.
The new barn at the county Jail is
rapidly nearing completion, and if it
was necessary to erect barn on the
Jail lot no better design could have
been prepared.
Miss Juliet Brooks will return from
Mankato to-day to spend the holidays
with her parents and friends here.
Miss Brooks is taking special course
at the State Normal in Mankato.
Miss Marie Clipfell returned from
the State University last Saturday to
spend the holidays with her parents
east of this city. Miss Clipfell is TAX
ing a special course at the leading
State institution of learning.
State Auditor Dunn has decided to
appoint G. V. Everett of this city one
of the appraisers of State lands in
this county. T. L. Gilbert has al
ready been named as one of the ap-
praisers by the county commissioners
In the Presbyterian church next
Sunday forenoon there will be Com
munion, admission of new members
and baptism. In the evening there
will be Christmas service, which will
consist Of suitable music and short
Christmas sermon.
Rev. E. R. Houck of Walnut Grove
has been here this week assisting
Rev. Hawkins in holding a series of
revival meetings, says the Springfield
Advance. Mr.. Houck is a forcible
speaker and all were much pleased
with bis sermons.
The grocers of Redwood Falls held
special meeting last Thursday even
ing, and unanimously agreed to do
business for the coming year on a
cash basis. We believe this to be a
step in the right direction, as it will
enable our dealers to compete on even
terms with the supply houses.
The city ticket for the election of
Jan. 4th will close tomorrow evening.
Thus far the candidates are G. w.
Mead and F. w. Philbrick for mayor,
H. A. Baldwin for treasurer, Geo. L.
Evans for city recorder, J. H Melges
for alderman in the first ward to sue
coed W. S. Mckay, N. V. R. Hunter
for alderman for two years in the Sec
ond ward to succeed W. r. CaswelI,
W. II. Webster and John E. Moon for
alderman for one year for the same
ward.