The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-03
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

WAAOs lkr1Vs
VIM. Kinman and wife we're up from
Morgan Monday evening, taking IN
the Bede lecture.
Rocky Mountain Tea gives immedi-
ate relief, permanent cures. gives life
and health, soothes and cures while you
sleep. IS cents. Hitchcock & Co. "a
Mrs. N. v. r. Hunter and daughter
returned from months visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania and Wiscon-
sin last Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet Friday after
noon, Nov. 4th, in the parlors of the
church. Supper served at o'clock.
Call on Mrs. C. A. Wolf for anything
in the line of crocheting, knitting,
angora hoods, useful and fancy articles,
etc. Everything at lowest prices.
12-2t.
Remember the big cloak display is
now on at The Big Store, and if you
want to see something nobDy in that
line, you should visit the store before
the show closes next Saturday night.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. E. A. Pease, Thursday afternoon
at four O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited. Business of importance will
come before the society.
The Alexander Bull Co. travelling on
the name of the illustrious Ole Bull,
gave an entertainment at the opera
house last Tuesday night. The enter
tainment was very we'll patronized and
was pronounced very good by those
who attended.
Mothers who will dress dolls for
Christmas should wait and see the
little beauties that the ladies of the
Missionary society are preparing for
the doll bazar. They will delight the
heart of anv child, and will be sold
at low prices.
R. B. Henton, ST., one of the oldest
residents of Morton and Renville coun-
ty, and Indian agent for the band
located in Paxton township, passed
away at $50 o'clock Monday morning,
after lingering illness. The funeral
was hsld Wednesday.
Rev. Fir. Remer of St. Leo, a fluent
speaker of German, Bohemian and
English languages, will assist Rev.
FIR. Woods of this place at the feast OF
St. GATHERINGS on Nov. 25th. The
two ministers will be at St. Henry s
church in Sheridan on Thanksgiving
day.
Sheriff Pease left on the noon train
yesterday for St. Peter for the purpose
of arresting j. T. jacobson, who is
wanted by the county authorities on
the charge of giving a chattel mort
gage on property which he swore was
previously free from incumbrance
County Attorney Clague issued the
warrant of arrest yesterday morning
The aggrieved party is John Martin OF
Beiview.
The members of the St. GATHERINGS
church of this city we're making ar
rangements to hold fair during three
days Of this week, but three members
of the church agreed to pay into the
treasury 500, provided the remainder
of the congregation raised 1880. On
Tuesday morning the sum was raised
and the fair was abandoned, With the
expectation that the people of this
city will patronize the FIR. Cleary lee
ture thoroughly.
Last Monday night was Halloween
and the usual caprices we're INDUCED
in by the spiritual kids of the town
Outhouses we're turned over, vehicles
we're put in the wrong places, signs
we're misplaced, posts, rocks and Other
things we're all moved to some out of
the-way place bv these midnight
, sprites. In some cases there was the
, utmost disgust the next morning, but
the public, as rule, took it in the
spirit in which it was intended.
The ten year old son of Paul Palmer
in the employ of VIM. Beckmen oil
New Avon, as herder of cattle, had
both bones of his left leg broken be-
low the knee last Tuesday. The boy
was riding horse, and the animal
threw him, the foot remaining in the
saddle strap in which position the
horse carried the boy for long dis
lance, all the time running wildly, and
when help reached the boy it was