The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-12-16

/ = a. GRAY Hduo DuSlHoSS Trip TO
New Ulm last week.
Girl wanted for general work. APP
ply at Commercial House.
D. Darling of Rochester, at one
time head OF Darling's Business col
lege of that place, was in town during
the past week.
The biggest snap in shoes ever Of
fered for one week. Your choice of
the best for $500 at
1t F. w. PH1LBR1cK & Co.'S.
Prof. Torrens disposed of rs tickets
to the Max Dick entertainment in this
city tonight to Morgan people one
day last week. The Morganites will
come up in one party.
At the regular meeting of the Min
nesota Valley Medical association at
Mankato last week resolutions of re-
greet were passed on the death of the
late DR.. w. D. Finn of this city.
The Redwood Falls Methodist
church pays 500 towards the salary
of the presiding elder of the district,
or $l2 more than Marshall, the next
highest town in the district. Window
only pays $50.
A deed of assignment from Sarah
Davidson to Robt. A. Showdown was
filed with the register of deeds last
week. The assignment involves all of
the Davidson lands in this county re-
naming unsold at the time of the is
suance of the deed.
Mrs. S. L. Rosencrants, sister of R.
G. Cole of this place, also of the late
Mrs. Birney Flynn, died at her home
near Redlands, California, on Nov.
Both. Mrs. Rosencrants will be re-
membered by Redwood's older set
tiers, having at one time resided here
with the late Mrs. B. Flynn. The de-
ceased was sc years of age.
Herman Koch, in the employ of
Fred. Deike, claims to have been held
up Wednesday night and relieved of
about $50. The hold-up occurred
about midnight and the scene was
near the Canada House. On Friday
night Koch was in the village lookup
to answer the charge of drunkenness,
to which he plead guilty and paid a
fine of IS.
DIR. F. w. Birch and wife left for
Faribault Friday, where they will re-
main until DR.. 'Birch's hand resumes
it's natural state. The arm has been
badly swollen by reason of the blood
poisoning, and at one time, it was
feared that it would be necessary to
cut into it deeply, but change for the
better came, and DR.. Birch will prob
ably be able to do Office work inside
of two weeks.
Rev. John Sinclair was in New Ulm
on Friday of last week, the guest of
Hon, B. F. Weber. Mr.. Sinclair was
in New Ulm to make arrangements for
the Y. P. S. G. E. State convention in
that city next September. He is ex-
ceptionally we'll pleased with the town;
and says that no better place could
have been named, and he will con-
tribute column article on the merits
of New Ulm to The GAzETTE's inter-
esting budget next week.
John Ruddy, the young farmer of
Waterbury township, arrested on the
charge of having stolen buggy from
Mrs. F. L. Carpenter on the night of
May goth, was held to the grand jury
by Lamberton justice of the peace
last Friday. The property.was proven,
and the Hotel Francois register was
introduced in evidence, showing that
Ruddy was in this. city on the night
that the buggy was stolen. Rudy
gave $500 bond as security for his
appearance at the November term of
court.
At the regular meeting of Charity
Chapter No. IS, O. E. S., last week
Wednesday evening, the following Of
fcers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year: Worthy Matron, Anna E.
Ward; Worthy Patron, W. R. Cas-
we'll; Associate Matron, Ethel Web
ster; Conductress, Frances Chad
bourne; Associate Conductress, Tepa
Anderson; Secretary, Ella j. Bell;
Treasurer, W. H. Webster. The Of
fcers will be installed at the first regu-
lar meeting in January, Wednesday,
Jan. 18th.
G. W. Mead has decided to become