The Redwood gazette., 1898-09-01
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

| OvGur6O" 1OSH1S.
Services as usual in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Capt. A. ". Bjornstsd, who was re-
ported severely wounded at Manila,
is alive and nearly we'll.
The seventeenth annual Cottonwood
county fair will be held at Window,
Sept. u, % and q.
Dominick & Murray's San Malo and
Winecke & Doerr's Polly Perkins two
best cent cigars, at "The" Bakery.
E. Stegner has sold his residence
property on the corner of Wyoming
and Lincoln streets to the Hatch SIS
ters, for $625.
Miss Zita Parkhill, who has been
visiting her grandmother and old
scholmstes in St. Paul, will return
home Saturday.
Redwood Falls talent is at the front
in the quarries at Sandstone, Will
Smitbers having worked his way to Q
formsnship there.
Harry Mather is moving his family
to Olivia this week. He will reside
there in the future, having decided to
open q restaurant there.
E. Stegner has commenced work on
the foundation for q new residence on
the lot just east of his present resi-
dence, sold to the Hatch sisters.
George French came down from
northern Minnesota last Monday, and
is now acting as clerk in the Office of
the deputy revenue collector for this
district.
Ice Cream and cake will be served
Friday afternoon and evening in con-
nection with the Harvest Home and
Flower Festival at the NJ. F.. Church.
Price 10 cents.
Rev. j. F. Barackman of the Pres
byterian church returned from his
outing Tuesday afternoon. With him
came Miss Bennett, who is to be one
of the instructors in the local school
for the ensuing year.
On next Sunday morning, immedi
ately after mass in St. Henry's church,
Sheridan, there will be general pic
mic party and all around social at the
home of Mr.. Katzenberger, few rods
from the church. All are invited.
The Rev. CherIes A. Poole D. D of
Faribault, who with his daughter, Miss
Katherine, classmate of Miss Knowl-
tons, is visiting at ''The Rectory", will
preach at the Church of the Holy
Communion next Sunday morning.
No evening service.
Rev. Father Woods, of ST. Gather
ines church, left Redwood Falls on
Monday last, to join the annual Re-
treat, which will be given all this week
at St. Paul Seminary by the Right
Rev. T. S. Byrne, Bishop of Nashville,
Tennessee. He will return Saturday.
Miss Fannie Brooks returned Tues
day from Mankato, where she visited
her sister, Miss Juliet Brooks. The
latter also returned home where she
will remain until tomorrow. Miss
Brooks then goes to Luverne to enter
upon her school duties for the coming
year.
Since last Saturday Clerk Warner
has issued marriage licenses to James
August Christianson and (nger Mol
signe Anderson of Paxton, Patrick
Donovan and johanna Younker, Max
we'll Hensel and Mary Ann Elizabeth
Milloy, the latter the daughter of
Archie Milloy of Vail, and Chas
E. Croft and Mamie E. johnson, the
latter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion johnson, well-known residents of
Sheridan township.
A. II. Melges leaves tomorrow for
Dixon, ILL.,, where be will remain for
an indefinite period. Mr.. Melges has
an uncle residing there, who is Presi-
dent of the Dixon college, and the
young man will probably enter that
institution for business course. Al
bert has been one of the most sue
cessful young boys in Redwood Falls,
having all the good habits and none
of the bad, and be will undoubtedly
make q win of it in his new home.
School opens next Monday. The
members of the faculty will hold an
advanced meeting on Saturday.
Prof. Arthur Jones, the new principal
will be in his Office in the high school
room between 2 and O'Clock each day
/ of Thursday. Fridav and SATURDAY.