The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-03-04

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j st. Veronica's Guild will meet with
Mrs. G. E. Lamberton tomorrow at.
ternoon.
| Miss Carrie Isham entertained the
| A. O. D. P. club at her home on Min.
nesota avenue last Saturday evening
Arthur Athey left for Echo last Sat
urday. He will be in the employ of q
hardware store in that town until fur
Their notice.
Mrs. Fl. Thiering and Miss Leonora
Thiering we're visiting with the family
of E. Blankenburg in Springfield dur
ing a portion of last week.
Mrs. NJ. M. Madigan and children
left Westboro, Ohio, for Seattle, Wash
ington, on the first of this month. They
will reside there with Mr.. Madigan in
the future.
Mrs. Charles Hartman Of Watertown
S. D., who has been visiting with hel
sister, Mrs. Fred j. Barnes, during
the past two weeks, returned to bel
home last Monday.
U. G.. Truax came up from the east
Saturday evening, after spending sew
eral weeks working up life insurance
in Sleepy Eye, New Ulm and Other
towns east of this city.
/ Mrs. A. B. Pike lost a brown single
shawl from her sleigh somewhere il
Redwood Falls last Saturday night
The finder will greatly oblige the own
er by leaving the same at The GA
zETTE office.
Henry Graft was in town Monday
He states that the Granite Rocl
creamery is now turning out butter ev
cry other day and that alternating
days the power at the creamery is usee
for running a feed mill, the latte1
. turning out about 800 sacks of feee
per day.
Supt. Race was holding teacher
examination-the regular spring ex
amination-in his office at the cour
house Tuesday and Wednesday
About Is students are availing them
; selves of the opportunity of attempt
: ing to solve the pointed questions o
the superintendent.
A new hotel register welcomed au
; tographs at Hotel Francois last Mon
,, day morning. On the advs., the sam
old mistake occurred in the adv. Q
the Redwood County Bank. Instea'
of "Macy Terpening, assistant cash
! ier," it appears MARY Terpening, as
sistant CASHIER" and Mary is taking
more or less joshing as result of tn
! repeated error. 4
Springfield Advance: A bill ha
been introduced in the legislature t
tax mines. 1t is probably aimed a
the Redwood Falls gold mines. *
A. A. Wilson of Redwood Falls spen
, Sunday visiting his daughter here q
: the home of Orlando Gray. Mr.. Wi
son is one of the leading citizens c
Redwood, having been for years cour
ty treasurer. This was his first Wis
to Springfield and he looked over th
. town quite thoroughly, expressin
himself as surprised and pleased wit
the fine appearance of the place. H
departed for home Monday.
The weather prophet gave up in DE-
> spair last Thursday night. On fre
quent occasions during the week pric
to that night he would predict thu
! each cold snap or severe storm wa
: the last one of the season. On the al
ternoon of Thursday a fierce blizzar
9 made its appearance and about seve
= o'clock the thermometer began
drop, drop. 1t continued to drop an
! self-registering thermometers marke
i, rs and 30 degrees below zero befor
= the early riser made his appearanc
on Friday morning. The sky wa
clear that morning but the thermom
eter remained low and at eight o'cloc
one thermometer on Washington ay
: enue was playing around the "a belo,
mark and one on Second street wa
marking sharp 20 below. The Goa
\ men smiled and the coal buyer wept
: At the meeting of John S. MarsI
> Post G.. A. r. a week ago last Tues
day evening that organization vote,
to accept the offer of cannon and
dozen rife balls rendered by the e
S. government through Hon. J. I
McCleary to that post. The freigh
7 on the cannon and cannon balls vii
amount to about $40 and the Post ar