The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-05-20

|. j. B. O'Hara Of Spring Green was
at the Commercial on Sunday.
Competent girl wanted to do general
housework. Apply to G. Fred Thomp-
son. 4O-t.f.
An item in the Prison Mirror states
that T.,R. Hughes and wife Of Red
wood Falls, visited the prison last
week.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to William F. Heydlauff and Paulina
Stage and Edward Roof and Rose
Clemens.
Over 200 tickets have already been
sold for the Schuberts for tomorrow
evening, May 81. Get your tickets at
the Fair Store.
A naptha launch passed through
here last Monday. It was bound for
some of the large lakes in the north
ern portion of the State.
There was good attendance at the
strawberry and cream social given by
st. Andrews Brotherhood of the Epis
copal church at the opera house last
Thursday evening. After the serving
the young people present INDUCED in
a social hop.
Sundays dailies state that DR.. E.
W. Villiers Appleby and Miss Cornell
ia Day Wilder, both of ST. Paul, we're
married in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mr. Appleby will be remembered as
archdeacon Of the Episcopal diocese
of Minnesota, and who, in that capac-
ity, has frequently visited this city.
The remaining stock of the insol-
vent estate of H. G. Ackman will be
sold by the assignee, H. M. Aune
at private sale on Wednesday, June
I'd, according to notices sent out by
Mr. Aune. The stock includes the
groceries, crockery, cigars, etc., that
Mr.. Aune will have on hand at that
time.
J. E. Moon has been elected to rep
resent the Redwood Lodge of Odd
Fellows at the Grand Lodge meeting
to be held in St. Paul on June 9th.
In case there are any steps taken to-
, wards the location of the proposed
Odd Fellows Home Mr.. Moon will be
authorized to put in the application of
, this city for the location.
J. A. Engelhart is busily engaged
in overhauling his elevator, recently
purchased of the G. W. George as
+. signs, and will be ready to receive
, grain from farmers next week. Mr..
p, Engelhart will be in position to take
F, care of all the grain that is brought to
him and he will pay the highest mar
ket price for the same. He was
in the grain buying business at Hec-
tor prior to his coming to Redwood
Falls and consequently he will not be
new hand at the business.
Mrs. w. D. Finn leaves for Bloom
ing Prairie Saturday. DR.. Finn will
follow her on Monday and the two to-
gether with Miss Laura Brainard will
leave Blooming Prairie for Philadel-
phia on Tuesday. In the city OF
Brotherly Love DR.. Finn will attend
the semi-centennial meeting of the
American Medical Association, he rep.
resenting the Minnesota State Medi-
3 cal Association, of which latter organ
] ization DR.. Finn is President They
r will be absent about one month, dur
, ing which time they will take in all
: scenic points of interest in that sect
]. ion of the country.
A New York special of last Friday
/, says that J. A. Willard, president and
treasurer of the Standard Fiberware
company and Mankato Knitting Mills
of Mankato, was found suffering ap
, parently from the effects of some drug
at Broadway and Twenty-sixth street
late last night. He was taken to the
, West Thirtieth Street Police station
| Mr.. Willard came to this city about a
| week ago, and took room at the Ho-
, tel Metropole. On Monday he disap-
) peared and the hotel people notified
} the police. When he was found he
had $25, but his cuff buttons, watch
r and chain and other jewelry were
/ gone. He was locked up on a charge
/ of intoxication in order that the police
, might take care of him. The hotel
: people were notified and they got bail
; for him at once.
Elder Hanscom gave very inter-