The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-18

Nellie Gibson left for Dodge Centre
on visit last Monday.
The Misses Miller and Kent Of Nor
ton were in the city Tuesday.
Chas. "A. Parker Of st. Paul was
registered at Hotel Francois on Mon
day.
O. T. Ramsland of Sacred Heart was
in Redwood Falls Monday en- route to
Sleepy Eye.
E. s. Bunce and family are now oc-
cupying the residence of George Backer
on Mill street. vi
Louis Junger left Tuesday for Melrose,
where he goes in search of employment
and for the purpose of meeting old
friends.
VIM. Leonard has sold his farm
property in Shutdown and was in town
Monday looking for good tract of
land near this city.
There is only one prisoner in the
county Jail at the present time Magnus
Swenson of Morgan, who was sent up
for 80 days for wife beating.
Dell Vinegar, a miller residing in
Otter Tail county, and a cousin of
Sheriff Pease, is visiting with the latter's
family at the sheriff's residence
DR.. Leffingwell is now located over
Luscher's drug store and remains at
home 80 days every month, although
during February he will only remain
% days.
w. [. Gray, representing large
electric supply house, was the guest Of
A. D. Stewart over Sunday. He will
furnish quotations for supplies for the
new Burmeister electric light plant.
At the Catholic church in this city
last Tuesday morning Rev. FIR. Wonder
lage united in marriage George Marges
and Miss Mary Schwab, the latter a
daughter of farmer residing in Three
Lakes township.
E. 3. Barnes and wife, Fred. J.
Barnes and family, and w. r. Barnes
and family were in Tracy during the
early part of last week, attending a
wedding in that town. in which a
grandchild of the former was one of the
principals.
The "Washington's Birthday" enter
tainment that was billed by the Ladies'
society Of the Presbyterian church to
take place on next Monday evening
has been postponed. The ladies will,
however, give an entainment on Fri
day evening, Feb. Goth. The admis-
sion fee will be ten cents.
The Drummer Boy of the Rappahan-
mock will appear in this city some time
in the near future with his son, who is
called the best fifer in the United States.
They come under the auspices of the
w. r. c., who will give camp fire
entertainment with the help of Major
Henderson,, and some of the best local
talent in the State. Watch the columns
of this paper for the date of the same.
The Woodmen are making careful
arrangements to make their masquerade
ball tomorrow evening success, from
an artistic as well as financial stand.
point. Only those to whom cards have
been issued will be admitted and the
masqueraders, in order to gain admit.
ance to the ball room will be required
to produce their invitation Or ticket al
the door. Persons not masquerading
will be sold regular admission tickets
but will not be allowed the use of the
dancing floor until after midnight.
Hugo I. Schleuder, Alfred Device
AXel Hellikson, Oscar Hellikson, Theo
Metzke, Louis Kuntz, Ed. Hopfnel
and VIM. Duncan, composing the
Springfield mandolin and guitar club
were at Hotel Francois over Wed
nesday evening and up to the departure
of the Northwestern at noon Thursday
The members named above gave a de.
lightful concert in the hotel lobby be.
tween ten and twelve O'Clock Thurs
morning. Their music was strictly
classical and the rendition of it by the
different members was artistically
beautiful to the most critical ear
Particularly superb was their work in
rendering '"The Belle of st. Paul. and
Lovers Dream After the Ball, y Sc
lection from '"The Bohemian Girl
both of which called for only the best
talent in order to be successful-other-
wise failure. Springfield is to be con-
graduated on having the gentlemen
and musicians in their midst.
Tracy Trumpet: The rotary snow
pillow arrived here from the Winona
shop Sunday afternoon, equipped with
new steel gearing. It is now reported
to be doing splendid work on the D. c.
The Iowa rotary pillow that has been on
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