The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-25

Il DR.. j. w. Golden was in Sleepy Eye
last Tuesday.
! Commended and recommended by
thousands. Rocky Mountain Tea.
! John McPhee end Miss Wilcox
drove over to Sacred Heart Monday
! Archie Stewart and son of Under
wood were in the city last Sunday and
Monday.
j FL. Warner has been appointed
agent for the property of the United
States Saving & Loan association in
this city.
! Rev. w. Fl. Knowlton will hold SER
vices and preach in the German
Lutheran church in Tracy on Friday
evening, Feb. 18th.
i Echo Enterprise: Redwood Falls
will have electric lights. This will
add greatly to the appearance of an
already attractive little city.
! F. Roy Weaver will give dance at
the opera house on the evening OF
March 18th. A prize will be given to
the lady bringing the best decorated
basket. All are invited.
The Ladies society of the Presby-
terian church will not give the
musicale at the church tomorrow
! evening as was announced on Sunday
evening. The musicale will probably
, be given in the near future.
E. B. Hale left for st. Paul Monday
for the purpose of representing Red
} wood Encampment at the Grand En-
! campment meeting in that city, al
we'll as to report the results of hi
f labors in the insurance field.
}. Henry Simondet was in the cit,
K Monday. He reports that the golt
. mine prospectors who recently leasee
s the land owned by him and Herman
: Meritz, had not yet commenced thu
8 work of sinking shafts and that the,
8 probably would not until the snow
Q disappeared.
;. On Saturday evening Rev. Adam
r will deliver a lecture on the siege o
f Atlanta at the Presbyterian church
= An admission of ten cents will b.
; charged and the proceeds will go t
Q the various schemes of the church
! On Sunday morning he will ordai1
# the newly elected elders.
y Mrs. John Clark entertained tn
8 Industrial society of the Christian
q church at her home southwest of tn
9 city yesterday afternoon. A larg
number of the members of the churc
s in this city drove out to the farm il
y s]eighs and participated in tn
y luncheon served by Mrs. Clark.
# Mrs. Orrin DeGroat, residing wit
n her husband and family southwest O
9 this city, died week ago last Tues
l. day. She had long been ailing wit
It consumption and death was due t
8 that trouble. The funeral occurre,
i on Wednesday and the interrmen
8 occurred in the Redwood cemetery
She leaves a husband and severa
d children.
n A superb string of fish came dow
n from the farm of R. Hensie last Mon
o day morning. The string was caugh
), the day previous by George Brown
9 Pet. Simmons, Stewart Noyes an
IS John Arnett, and it included pickere
e bass, croppies, sunfish, catfish an
'. bull heads. They numbered abou
>. 100. The heaviest fish caught was
| pickerel weighing between eight an,
e ten pounds.
l. The result of the election of elder
was announced in the Presbyteria
10 church last Sunday morning. Sixty
y four members voted. Ell. B. Wolff re
Z. ceived 81 votes; Andrew Stewart St
If M. II. Graham So; B. G.. Mckay 4G
) H. N. Bell 80 and G. G. Kenney p
s. In the event of Mr.. Mckay refusing
n to act on account of age as he speak
l. of, w. S. Southwick is the next on tn
=. list with IL votes.
l. 1t was at the masquerade. Nec
y Dripps was attired as one of the tire
}. girls in blue. DR.. J. w. Golden drey
r Ned. as partner. Shortly afterward
d he discovered that Ned. was not
It girl. The next dance DR.. Golden in
+ vited another one of the three in blue
s In the swing DR.. Golden put hi
r hands around his partners shoulder
He felt Harry Laird's suspenders
I'LL C..