The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Callaghan we're ov-
or from Shutdown township last Fri
day.
Mark T. Hale is now in Spokane
Wash, where be has been for the past
six weeks.
Mrs. E. Blankenburg, who visited
her parents, H. Theiring and wife, for
several days, returned to her home in
Springfield last Saturday.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. H. B.
Wolff tomorrow afternoon. Supper
at 6 o'clock and gentlemen are invited.
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Church of the Holy Communi-
on on Thursday morning next at 1870
o'clock. The Rector will preach from
the text, dwell in the land and verify
thou shalt be fed"
j. R. Wolff will purchase the inter-
est Of his uncle, II. B. Wolff, in the
firm of J. R. Wolff & Co., on Jan. LIST
next, after which time he will conduct
the dry goods and boot and shoe bust
ness alone in the building now occu-
pied by the firm on Washington
avenue.
Edward Schroeder and family of
GAINESVILLE, with their household goods,
arrived here last Friday over the
Northwestern and at once moved on
to their new farm recently purchased
by Mr.. Schroeder and located in Rem
vile county.
Andrew and Frank Birum pur-
chased of G.. E. Mckay last Tuesday
the lot on Second street lying between
the hardware store of D. E. Laird and
the clothing store of Aune & Thune.
It is understood that they will erect a
building on the same during the 1898
spring and summer.
In the case of Adolph Leonard vs.
E. A. Pease, an action to recover fol-
binding twine seized by the latter as
sheriff for the Aultman, Miller Co.
the jury brought in verdict on Friday
morning in favor of Mr.. Leonard TO,
$144.15. Judge Bowers was the at.
torney for the plaintiff.
| W. R. Caswell recently made TRIP
to GAINESVILLE to inspect poultry yard
at that place. and as result he il
having constructed similar yard just
north of the VanDusen elevator in THU
city. He will buy all kinds of poultry
during the coming season for the pur
pose of shipping to the larger markets
| Attorney V. B. Seward of the Mar
shall law firm of Seward & Burchard
appeared before Judge Weber Fri
day morning and secured the remova
of George F. Stowell as assignee o.
Larson & Sykes of Tyler, and the ap
pointment of Marcus Lauritsen, ,
Tyler banker, to the position. It il
estimated that the liabilities of thu
firm reaches about $4,000.
The Odd Fellows have appointed
different committees to perfect ar
engagements for their entertainment
and ball at Odd Fellows hall OF
Thanksgiving night. The bill of far
will be an extravagant one, and tn
amount will sufficient to supply tn
demand of the largest crowd. Th'
The hall has recently been wired TO
electric lights, and these will probabl,
> be turned on in full for the first TIM
that night. The lighting system ha
: two separate cut offs and a DINNER
so that the work can he given in al
appropriate manner.
The st. Peter Herald of last weel
states that 'Charles Tolan was dow
from Redwood Falls last Monday. A
| F. Evenson visited Redwood Falls las
Saturday. G. E. Lamberton of Red
wood Falls has been spending tn.
week in the city. H. L. Beecher, thu
| New Ulm agent of the Northwestern
was the guest of Dan Kennedy las
Saturday. Miss Anna Amundson o.
J Lake Prairie has been elected to teach
a school in Redwood county and left
for there last Saturday. J. A. Linstec
and wife left for Redwood Falls
Wednesday, where Mr.. Linsted will
open up store to handle musical
merchandise, sewing machines, etc.
| Tracy Herald: About eight or nine
years ago a Mr.. and Mrs. Larson