The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-10

The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. Laird Friday, Feb. IS.
The st. Margaret's Guild will be
entertained by Miss Bessie Bowers
next Saturday afternoon.
A marriage license was issued to
Gustav w. Sieckert of Brown county
and Augusta Ramon of Brookville,
Redwood county, last week.
Capt. w. P. Huntington left for
Minnehaha Monday for the purpose
of attending the meeting of the trust
ees of the Minnesota Soldiers Home.
He will return home to-day.
VIM. Marks of Minneapolis is now
the baker at the Palace Restaurant,
and that institution is able to fill all
orders for baked food, and particular
lv special orders for large parties, etc.
"Deck" Spaulsbury came up from
Minneapolis last week on visit with
his parents here. His father, Jonas
Spaulsbury, has been suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism for sever
al weeks past.
Invitations are out for the annual
reception and ball to be given by Red
wood Lodge No. 6S, A. O. Z. W., on
the evening of Feb. 22d. The lodge
is making arrangements for an elabor-
ate programme at it's hall. The dance
will occur at the opera house.
j. D. jackson has rented his resi-
dence to L. R. Root, assistant
cashier of the Redwood County Bank.
Mr.. Root will take charge of the same
April LIST, moving his family from the
Chollar residence to that place at that
time.
John Cooper was compelled to kill
about A hogs or his place two miles
south of this city Monday. By some
means or other the hog cholera got in
to the flock, and they commenced dy-
ing, and Mr.. Cooper at once took
Theo. Louis advice, killed the bal
ance, and then destroyed the carcass
es of all by fire.
The inaugural opening of Wolff,
Southwick & Angel occurred on Fri
day and Saturday of last week. Dur
ing those two days there was large
crowd of people in and out of town
visited the double store, inspected the
stock and made purchases. Each lady
received handsome l2-page booklet
souvenir, done in colors, and lines
written by the best writer's of to- day
or past days. The souvenirs were vot-
ed work of art by every lady who
happened to be fortunate enough to
receive one.
A creamery was organized in New
Avon township last week. j. L. Tor
rens agreed to donate the site for a
creamery, if located on his farm in
that town, and the board of directors
have practically agreed to accept the
donation. The officers consist of Geo.
Goblirsch president, VIM. Hauptl
treasurer, S. w. Hubbard secretary,
aud these officers with w. Keil, VIM.
Smith, VIM. Lindeman, Fred Murset
and John Stoddard constitute the
board of directors. Several representa-
tives of creamery supply houses were
present, but the board has not yet
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton and putting in on the building
and plant.
Paul Koska, chairman of the board
of supervisors Of the borough of Vail,
who was arrested on complaint on
James Longbottom. ST., on the charge
of assault, and who was fined SCI so
by reason of having been found guilty
of the charge, was permitted by Coun
ty Attorney Clague to retire to his
blacksmith shop in Vail township and
work there for two weeks, during
which time he is to pay the fine, or
stand committed in the Redwood
county jail.for 30 days. The proceed
ing is new, and the Vail township
chairman seems to be the man who is
first to come under new proceedings
He was anxious to remain out of Jail
just at this time, when he can do such
effective campaigning for reelection
in March.
Beginning with watch night, meet
ings we're held at Redwood Falls by
the pastor forever two weeks, says the
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