The Redwood gazette., 1898-01-06

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taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mrs. John A. Wiley and children OF
Tracy visited with Mrs. G. A. Francois
last week.
You have seen the duplex enYe-
lopes, with blue inside? The GAZETTE
has them at the price of ordinary en-
velopes.
H. Ackmann was called to Fari-
bault Monday by a telegram announc-
ing the dangerous illness of one of his
relatives residing in that city.
Marshall E. Clayson of Warsaw,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Clayson of
this city, was visiting with his parents
here last week, returning home on
Friday.
Prof. F. F. Farrar of White Bear
Lake, formerly principal of the public
schools at this place, was made treas
urer of the State teachers association
at St. Paul last week.
The newspaper postage bill for the
month of December for The GAZETTE
was $697. All other papers published
in Redwood Falls did not pay more
than $1.5O. A word to the wise ad-
vertiser is sufficient. The records are
on file at the postofice.
A number of the young people,
married and single, about town, en-
joyed themselves at a dancing party
at the opera house last Friday even
ing. About 35 couple we're in attend
ance and danced the old year out and
the new year in. The unanimous YER
dict was "a delightful time"
Sneak thieves entered the wood shed
of D. L. Bigham, adjoining his resi-
dence on Lincoln streets, Sunday
night, and stole some wood and coal.
Mr.. Bigham was awakened by the
noise the thieves made, and rushed
out only to see the heels of the dep
redators. Several pieces of wood and
some coal was strung along the path
way of the thieves in their flight.
An Altoona, Pa, special to the Pi-
oneer Press OF last Friday, says that
Adam Pfeiffer, who had second class
transportation from New Ulm, MINI.
to Hamburg, Germany, jumped
through a car window of the Atlantic
express eastward bound, in the vicini
ty of South Park, Thursday morning
and was instantly killed. Pfeiffer was
demented.
New Year services we're held in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday ev
ening, consisting principally of sing
ing by the choir and short talk by
Rev. Sinclair. During the evening
Vivian and Jennie Peabody, the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Pea
body, sang in public for the first time
The two little girls have sweet voices
and showed very efficient training by
Mr.. Peabody and wife. The former
has been member of the Presbyteri
an choir for about 25 years.
The new year was ushered in by
the ringing of bells and the blowing
of the water station whistle. The
Methodist church congregation, or {
part of the same, held watch party
at the church, while the sexton of thu
Presbyterian church gave the frs
alarm of the end of the old and tht
birth of the new by ringing the bel
of that church. Almost simultaneous
ly with the first tap the pumping sta
ton engine whistle was started up BY
Engineer Parkhill and the two KEEP
Ginning and whistling for almost hal
an hour.
Beauty, utility and value are happi
ly combined in Hoods Sarsaparill;
!. Coupon Calendar for 1898. The love
ly child's head in an embossed goIe
frame, surrounded by sprays of flow
ers in mosaic, the harmonious pad il
blue with clear figures, and the Cou
pons by means of which many valu
r able books and other articles may b'
| obtained, make up the most desirabl,
Calendar we have ever seen. The frs
} coupon article is Hoods Practica
: Cook Book, a handsome, useful vol
| ume of $50 pages. Ask your drug
gist for Hoods Coupon Calendar, O
send 6 cents in stamps for one to c.
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Yesterday occurred the marriage o
Mr.. A. II. Mohler and Miss Tena NeI
son at the home of the brides parent
in Kasota, says the Lamberton Star G