The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-01-14

A horse blanket found one day last
week can be had by calling at the city
bakery.
Will Nelson came down from Gran
tie Falls with Harry Laird last Wednes-
day, and has since been visiting with
the family;of D. J. Laird.
Mrs. Sarah Durham of LeSueur, an
aunt of Mrs. Byron Whittet, who has
been visiting with the latter for week
or more, returned to her home over the
Northwestern last Saturday.
Miss Callie Watson of Minneapolis,
formerly of this city, was visiting with
Mrs. Walter D. Martin at North Red
wood during the week prior to last.
She returned home OH Jan. I'd.
The Modern Woodmen of the city
are getting up grand masquerade ball
for the evening of Feb. 22d. The COM
mittee having the matter in charge are
attempting to secure Prof. Holcombe as
musical director for the evening.
An attempt is being made on the
part of several Knights of Pythias,
through their wives to form lodge of
Rathbone Sisters, the auxiliary K. P.
branch, in this city. Mesdames Phil
brick, B. A. Ferris and Parkhill have
the matter in charge.
A petition was being circr- lated
around last Friday requesting the legis-
lature to pass bill similar to law
now on the Bay State statutes looking
towards the investigation into the Or
igin of numerous fires in this State.
The petition was generally signed by
business men.
The officers of John S. Marsh Post
G. A. r., previously announced through
these columns, were installed last Tues
day evening by A. L. Gale, past COM
mander. In addition to the regular
roster of elected officers installed J. B.
Robinson was installed as adjutant
and H. N. Bell as sergeant major.
There will be an oyster supper in the
building recently vacated by The Fail
store on the corner of Second and
Washington tonight, the proceeds te
be for the benefit of St. GATHERINGS
Catholic church. Supper will com.
mence at six o'clock. The ladies of the
church have the affair in charge. Ev.
erybody is invited.
In reporting the banquet given by
the remaining officials of the court
house to the retiring members of the
building last week the bill of fare con
tanned the word champagne" as the
drink. The same should have reaG
"Limetta Champagne" a delightful
temperance substitute for the real bub
bling and sparkling vintage.
O. L. Dornberg left for St. Paul Mon
day to be present at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the State Ag
ricultural society and to represent the
county society at the same. The meet
ing was held on Tuesday and on the
afternoon of that day all present went
out and inspected the State expert
mental station at st. Anthony Park.
AS final memento of his position as
deputy sheriff "Chuck" Everett has
been diminishing over the prairies il
the neighborhood of Hugh Greene
1OOkinU for piacnS Of q 1naUniHcnpt nov,
| cutter purchased only few weeks ago
While "Chuck" was coming home
from his final TRIP as deputy on Tuesday
evening of last week his team tool
fright and ran away, throwing hin
out of the cutter, and before stopping
utterly demolishing the latter vehicle
A Renville county citizen writes tt
the Minneapolis Times inquirins
whether Representative Bergley of tina
county has right to seat in the leg
islature if he does not hold his SECOND
citizenship papers. The Times replies
by saying that he is not qualified to &C
and that the legislature should notify
him by saying that his seat is vacan
before it votes on any important meas
ure, less the action be invalidated by
his vote.
A representative of The Searchlight
a new paper published at Lakefeld, il
the interest of the Redwood Falls
Methodist district, passed through
Redwood county recently. OF his tril
| he writes as follows: Leaving Three
Lakes, the point mentioned in my las
letter, remained over night with Bro
Jones of Redwood Falls. Then strik
ing northwest, parallel with the st
Louis railroad, I found my way abou
dark, in a heavy fog, at the home O.
Mr., J. L. Dunning of Belview, where
I was given most hearty reception
The weary, benighted messenger O
God who is so fortunate as to strike
Bro. Dunning's home will receive such
hospitality that the memory of his so
journ will be imperishablea and pleasant
The marriage of Charles Goodthunder