The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-10-28

| OnOh0 Dlu5 ASiOOOu cigars. VI
sale at the Palace Restaurant. 1t
Miss Maud Woodwork entertained
the '97 graduating class of the high
school at her home on Tuesday ev-
ening of last week.
Frank T. Birum came up from Aus
tin with his parents last Friday and
assisted them in unloading their
goods and getting located in their
residence on Mill street.
Andrew Birum and wife came up
from Austin on Thursday of last week
and are now domiciled in their resi-
dence on Mill street. Their old friends
here welcome their return.
| Miss E. NJ. Stevens has been elected
President of the Epworth League OF
this city to succeed E. R. Houck, who
resigned by reason of his appointment
to the ministry of the Walnut Grove
Methodist church.
W. E. Spaulsbury, otherwise known
as "Cub," was married on Thursday OF
last week to his former wife, Carrie E.
Spaulsbury. The two we're married
at the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Spaulsbury, by
Rev. W. G. White of the Christian
church.
DR.. Gibson was called into Renville
county Monday night to treat Miss
Anna Bramsche, daughter of we'll
known farmer residing there, who was
stricken with spoplexy. Before the
Doctor could reach the house the
young lady had passed away.
Quite number of the young peo-
pie of the city called on Mr.. and Mrs
Charles VIM at Pleasant Grove farm
last Monday evening. Refreshments
we're served, and Mrs. Vim introduced
the young people to the new home
Mr.. VIM has been preparing for sew.
eral months past.
Owing to negligence on the part Of
some one the saloon of A. B. White
received very severe drenching last
Friday. The water was turned on
through a pipe not having stop COCK
at the end on the second floor of the
building and the water came through
the floor over the billiard and pool
tables in torrents until it was shut of
in the center of the building.
| Fir. James M. Clary of Minneapolis
will lecture in this city on the evening
of Dec. 9th, on "The Passion Play" TO,
the benefit of St. Catharine's Catholic
church. The minister visited that por.
ton of the old country where sober.
ammergau" of "The Passion Play il
presented at the time it was beine
presented, and his lecture will I'M
doubleday be very interesting one.
A Springfield special of last Satur
day says that Emanuel Bowman hae
the misfortune to lose his right arm il
+ a threshing machine engine The &C
cident happened just after the ma
chine had commenced threshing
Bowman got up on the engine t
tighten a burr and in some wa,
slipped and fell into the fly wheel
which so injured his right arm that i
E was taken off just above the elbow.
; While coming to Redwood Fall
, last Saturday night I. B. Halliday o
, Renville county had an experience
with highwaymen. He had just crosses
, the bridge when two men came on
from the woods and ordered him t,
, halt. He whipped his team, and
few rods further on another man, evi
IDENTITY belonging to the same crowd
made the same command. He agai,
applied the whip and got away from
the would-be robbers.
In last weeks issue of this pape
Miss M. E. Gillespies, the guest of tn
family of W. R. Houck, advertised TO
j., watch she had lost on our street
, nearly week prior thereto. Or
Thursday evening the watch was re-
turned to this Office by Mr.. James Lee
young man of this city, who fount
it on Second street shortly after it wa
lost, and who, as soon as he read tn,
, notice in The GAZETTE, delivered it t,
be given to the owner.
The Elsie de Tourney and Edwin
Lawrence Company, a company of al
| legged tragedians playing Shakes
! pere's plays, filled the bill at the oper,
house last Friday and Saturday even
ings. On Friday evening "Cymbeline'
was given, and although the actors al