The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-01-13
George w. Vaughn departed for St.
Paul and Minneapolis on Monday. He

George w. Vaughn departed for St.
} Paul and Minneapolis on Monday. He
will remain there several days
Minor Ward and wife of Stewart are
, visiting with the families of Jobu Ilett
and Michael Kraemer, near this city.
Rev. John Sinclair will go to Albert
|, Lea next Monday to address the stu
dents of the Presbyterian college and
be present at nesting of the direct
ors of the college to be held on Tues
day.
w. F. Dickinson left for St. Paul
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, of
, which he is Past Grand Master, and
} also to attend the annual convention
, of the Stock Breeders Association.
The New Year..prayer meetings in
the Presbyterian church last week
were in charge of the Elders of the
church and were largely attended.
t The Christian Endeavorers requested
that they should he allowed to lead
t the meetings this week and equal sue
cess, under the leadership of the
r young people, is resulting in the
t meetings now
The new lumber shed of the Laird
} Norton Co. has been completed, so far
as the carpenter work was concerned,
and the building now only needs a
J.. coat OF paint. Not only the new
: building but the lime house. the old
? shed and the Office and the fence
: around half block of land will all be
r painted the same color, and the yards
q will present as hobby an appearance
as any yard in the State after it is
D completed.
: The Missionary society of the Pres
q byterian church will give supper and
Q entertainment at the church to morrow
2 evening. Mrs. Charlotte VanCleve of
p Minneapolis will be present and make
a few remarks. On Sunday morning
: and evening Mrs. VanCleve will speak
i at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Van
d Cleve is now 81 years of age, and is
g an active worker in the missionary
l. field Notwithstanding her age. Col
lections for missions will be taken af-
j. ter the Sunday services.
The officers of Enterprise Encamp-
s ment No. IS, were installed by A. B.
O Truesdell, District Deputy Grand Pa
(. triarch, last Friday night, as follows:
: Chief Patriarch, A. G. Burmeister;
l. senior warden, c. H. Kenney; scribe,
/, G. D. Thompson; treasurer, j. B.
n Mason; high priest, H. F. Buechner;
S junior warden, J. W. Ferris; guide, G.
E. Andrews; LIST watch, A. B. Trues-
k dell; I'd watch, F. F. Hammer; Sd
watch, L. Truesdell; 4th watch, E. L.
: Beach; outside sentinel, A. S. Kenney
n inside sentinel, H. H. Engel. An oy-
It ster supper followed the installation.
g Leyi Truesdell was elected representa-
a tive and H. F. Buechner as alternate
Q to the Grand Encampment at Mime
d apolis in February.
Y On last Friday, j. T. McCleary, rep.
q resentative in congress, announced
q from Washington that he had decided
to recommend the name of George B.
9 Hughes to the President for postmas-
Y ter at Redwood Falls for the ensuing
q four years, commencing on Feb. 18th
g next He also announced that be
t would recommend DR.. G.. R. Pease OF
t this city and DR.. L. S. Crandall of
t Lamberton to serve with DR.. j. w. B.
= Welcome, Jr., as a board of pension
s examiners for this district. Mr..
: Hughes received his strongest en-
: dorsement from the Republican State
J, organization, backed up by few init
r mate friends in this county of Mr.. Nc
: Cleary, also St. Paul and st. Peter in
Q fuences. He will probably qualify in
: time to take charge of the Office at the
n expiration of Postmaster Lalrd's time
r on Feb 18th.
= A case for mind readers and the be-
levers in the occult sciences to ponder
:. over has occurred in this city, says
a the Mankato Free Press. The subject
0 is John Carroll, who was recently run
q over on the Omaha road and one arm
/ and one foot amputated. He is doing
t nicely at the hospital, and will be able
to leave it in another week. For many
t days past be has been complaining
: that the fingers on his amputated hand
! hurt him. The hand was buried soon
ffor rr,oo n fo1r,