The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-01-13

It is understood that Frank E. Ken
ney of Paxton is slated for lucrative
government or State job.
J. A. Schmahl left for St. Paul
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ. OF
the State.
Chas. G. Forsyth, now travelling
salesman for Janney- Semple & Co. Of
Minneapolis, visited with his family in
this city over Sunday.
Editor A. R. McRea of the Sanborn
Sentinel and Editor w. G. Starr of the
Lamberton Star, were in the city on
Wednesday CT last week.
Prof. j. L. Torrens, principal of the
Redwood Falls public schools. will be
conductor of the summer training
school to be held at Faribault com
mencing July 25th.
NJ. w. Knox of North Redwood
closed out his stock of general mer'
chandise to wholesale dealers last
Monday. Mr.. Knox does not know
whether he will start up again al
North Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith left fo7
New York State on Thursday of las1
week. They will visit there for sever
al weeks, after which they are likely t.
take trip through some of the south
ern and western States.
The officers of Charity Chapter No
35, Order of the Eastern Star, we're in
stalled last evening by Past Worthy
; Matron, Mrs. H. N. Bell, Miss Char
lotte Schmahl acting as Marshal TO
the evening. After the installation
! an elaborate lunch was served.
c. D. Griffith of Sleepy Eye was il
the city Monday. Mr.. Griffith is en-
J joying little role of defendant in al
action against him for shooting gam
, birds out of season, and also for trying
to hush the matter up. He bears VI
, we'll against the strain, however.
: The Methodist church congrega
ton is holding the annual reviva
: meetings. The meetings commenced
' early last week, and nave been goin,
!, on continuously. They are being con
! Quoted by Rev. G.. H. Way, assisted
: by Presiding Elder Rev. L. L. Hans
r com.
. Mrs. G. o. VanCleve of Minneapoli
will again make her annual visit t
| the. Presbyterian church this week
: The members of the church will enter
5 tain the venerable old lady of so sum
mers on Friday evening in the church
, at 7 20 o'clock, when she will give a
3 address to which the general public
r invited.
) 1t was peculiar to enjoy and thin
of the sights and weather of last Sun
! day, Jan. 9th. 1t was clear and warm
genuine spring day with water fror
!. the melting ice standing in pools a
various places and the frost ISSUING
i. from the ground so as to make it
: white sheet Bicyclists were takin
7 advantage of the excellent streets an
. the warm weather, and nearly ever
owner of a wheel that had not bee
: laid up for the winter was out for
: spin.
/ The engagementfof Mr.. Henry LIE
!, Beecher of New Ulm to Miss Mar
3 Treadwell of St. Peter was made know
! last week. Mr.. Beecher is now tn
3 agent of the Northwestern system a
!. New Ulm, a position he occupied a
this place for several years with grea
credit to himself and pecuniary bene
fit to his company. Miss Treadwell i
a St. Peter heiress-a charming con
/ versationalist who has travelled all OF
: or the United States and foreign lands
and who has made friends whereve
} she has happened to make acquaint
ances. 1t was during her visits her
with the family of Capt. w. P. Dun
nington and with Mrs. G. E. Dickinson
that Mr.. Beecher met her, and thei
meeting has ripened into an engage
ment.
VIM Parker of Delhi and E. &
Rogers of the same place have left
communication at this office tending t,
show how nicely they we're treated OF
recent trip to RenviIle. They claimed
that they were given their breakfas
free of charge, their corn was cribbeC
and afterwards sold at the highes
market price for them without com
mission, the livery man charged then
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