The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-04

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J. r. Lankard left for st. Paul on
Tuesday to attend to several business
matters.
Mrs. w. III. Knowlton returned home
from Grand Rapids, Mich, last Tues
day evening.
If you want some real nice macca-
rooms call in at the city bakery. Carl
Roseberg's manufacture cannot be ex-
celled.
Frank Jaehn was over from Spring
field on Tuesday and yesterday at
tempting to close up several mechan-
les lien cases.
r. G. Fullerton of the Fairfax bot
Ting works was in the city last Tuesday,
looking over the city with view to es-
tablishing bottling works factory at
this place.
A. E. McCarty came up from Mime
apolis last Monday for the purpose of
acting as the principal witness in a
case, in which he was afterwards al
lowed to take judgment.
State High School Inspector George
B. Alton came up on the st. Louis
Tuesday afternoon and was engaged in
making an inspection of the public
school in this city yesterday.
VIM. Smith and Emil Kuenzli were
elected representatives to the Grand
Lodge, A. O. U. W., at the stated
meeting of the local lodge last Monday
evening. The Grand Lodge meets at
st. Paul on March 4th.
j. R. Gardner of the Smith-P PREMIER
Typewriter Co., st. Paul, was in town
last week. While here he sold a new
No. 2 typewriter to Baldwin & Patter-
son. The machine has all of the mod
ern Improvements and is considered
the finest machine on the market.
J. M. Thompson of Belvlew was in
town last week, having came up from
ST. Paul, where he has been receiving
medical treatment. Mr.. Thompson,
who is member of the Republican
county committee from the Fifth dis
trict, is backing A. F. Portrait for post
master of Belview to succeed G. f.
Rain, who may resign to make room
for the latter.
The following is the program for the
Teachers Reading Circle Meeting to be
held in the High School room Feb. 20,
at 100 p. NJ: Music; Current events;
Roll call; Reading, Laura Baker; Civ
les, chapters %, %, "a, Is and review
Of chapters 20 and q; intermediate
Geography, Miss LANCE and J. L. Cop
peck; Discussion; intermediate Arith-
metic, Misses Kelly and Emma Peter
son; Discussion; Question box.
THE GAZETTE has received copy of
Franc r. Woodward's book "With
Maceo in Cuba" The book contains
many interesting facts, but the illustra-
tons are abominable. The author
would have done much better if he had
used stock cuts from some plate house
instead of resorting to the work that he
has allowed to be done on the book.
However, the cuts, are to look at and
not to be read, and the reading con-
tains many important features in con-
nection with warfare in Cuba.
Mrs. w. H. Webster gave surprise
party to Miss Hurd, her sister, at the
spacious Webster home on Fourth
street Tuesday evening. About twenty
of the young people of this city We're
present. Mrs. Webster was assisted by
Mrs. J. B. Robinson. After the recep-
ton there was promenade, and then
game '"Three Things This was fol-
lowed by button-hole contest by the
gentlemen present, Ron. Thiering
walking off with the laurels for making
the best button-hole. During an inter-
mission refreshments were served, after
which came piano solo by Mrs. Web
ster. The game of forfeits was played
as was also the game of identification,
in which Carrie Isham carried off first
honors and George Kettlewell received
the BOBBY prize.
The change in Hotel Francois, pre-
dicted in last weeks issue of this pa
per, occurred on Monday, when Mr.. II.
Kahler Of Rochester, formerly propri-
etor of the Cook House, in that city,
assumed charge of Hotel Francois
Mr. Engelhart states that he sold his
rights in connection with the hotel
with some reluctance, but that he, like
every other person, had his price, and
Mr.. Kahler met the latter. Mrs. Kah-
Ter came up from Rochester on Satur-
day, and at once commenced learning
the different parts of the hotel. One of
the new features in connection with
the hotel is the using of printed bill
of fare for each MONDAY meal. What
Mr.. Engelhart proposes to do is not
known at the present time, but he will
probably remove from the city.