The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-03

girl DaOy was Dorm 10 MI. ana
Mrs. Carl Peterson last Thursday ev-
ening.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. White on Thursday morn
ing last.
DR.. Graham wires The GAZETTE that
he will be at Hotel Francois on
Wednesday, March 9th.
A large delegation of farmers visit
ed Glendale farm and inspected the
Polled Angus cattle on the same last
Monday.
Word just received from o. B. Tur-
rell states that he is at Spokane Falls,
and that he will probably soon start
for home.
Francis S. Pollard of The GAZETTE
staff left ast::Thursday for Brownton,
Glencoe and other points. He will be
absent for week or more.
Levi Truesdell left for Minneapolis
Monday to represent Enterprise En-
campment in the Grand Encampment
of Odd Fellows, which convened yes
terdsy.
Col. Joseph Tyson of the Glendale
Farm leaves for Iowa to day to make
arrangements for the sale of leading
members of the Glendale herd. Mr..
Tyson will do the preliminary adver-
Using for the auction.
Rural Center reports the marriage
of j. F. Hesnault, recorder of Walnut
Grove village, to Miss Flora Swoffer,
daughter of w. J. Swoffer of that
town. The marriage occurred on
Tuesday evening of last week.
Miss Alice Bigham is now employed
as operator of the typewriting machine
in the law Office of Baldwin & Patter-
son. Miss Bigham is taking a mail
system of instruction in stenography
and expects to be able to take dicta-
tons inside of year.
Mrs. H. NJ. Aune gave sleigh ride
party to the members of the Rathbone
Sisters organization in this city last
Thursday evening, and after the ride
Mrs. Aune entertained the members
at the Aune residence on Broadway
and Minnesota avenue.
Jacob Drischel has sold his resi-.
dence on Ramsey Heights to Aug
Knuepple, and the latter has sold the
same to George Gagnon, who will
soon occupy it. Mr.. Drischel, with
his young daughter, will return tc
Germany in about two weeks, ano
where Mr.. Drischel was reared will be
his future home.
Dickinson & Tyson, proprietors OIL
the Glendale herd of Polled Aberdeen
Angus cattle, have made arrangements
whereby 40 heifers and Is bulls be-
longing to that herd will be auctioned
off at DesMoines, Iowa, on Tuesday
April 18th. Col. F. M. Woods, a well.
known stock auctioneer, will do the
work, and the stock breeders of this
section will wait with a great deal OF
interest the result of the sale.
The roll books for the signatures oil
persons who desire to become mem
bers of the Minnesota Territorial Pl
oneers' Association can be found a,
the county auditors Office, and those
eligible and desiring to join should dc
so as soon as possible, in order thai
the book may be completed and placed
with the historical society of the
State.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Christian church gave a social at the
church Friday evening. Messrs. Whit
tet and Lance, Miss Faun Sites, Ray
French, and the fifers of the Redwood
Falls drum corps, Miss Susie Segers
G. H. Tenney and L. G.. Buxton, Will
lard Mason, Nora Camp, Nellie Glib
son, VIM. Marvin, Carroll Clipfell as
sisted liz the programme, which wa.
very interesting. A large crowd wa.
present.
The Ladies' Missionary society O
the Presbyterian church gave "blut
jay" social at G. A. r. hall last Fri
day evening. There was a large crowo
present. The blue jay was letter ~
printed in blue on a white card board
These the men present were asked t.
purchase, and after purchasing one il
was necessary to find the correspond
ing 81" worn by some lady present
The plan caused great deal of fun
Refreshments we're served late in the
| evening.