The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-27

Otto G.. Knopf and wife Of Warren.
Pa, ware at Hotel Francois over Sun
day.
Eight cars loaded with corn fed
steers left Gillian Siding for Chicago
last Monday, there to be sold for Mr..
Giltillan.
F. NJ. Cheesman and wife Of ST..
Louis, the former brother Of the noted
advertising agent of that city, were in
the city last week.
Miss Mamie Glenn of Anaconda,
Montana, and Mrs. e. B. Hicks of
Sleepy Eye, took dinner at Hotel
Francois last Saturday.
The Republican meeting booked for
in the Nelson school house in Gales
last Friday evening, was postponed to
next Saturday evening. ia Larson
and Frank Clague are advertised as
the speakers.
Enterprise Encampment No. 35
gave luncheon, after transacting the
usual business, in Odd Fellows hall
last Friday evening, and among those
present from other towns, was Editor
Rupert Hodges of Sleepy Eye.
The Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church has elected the
following officers for the ensuing six
months: President Miss Frances
Everett, vice-president Francis Pol
lard, secretary Miss Addie Bigham,
treasurer G. G.. johnson and Junior
superintendent, Miss Luella Turrell.
Martin Lohrenz, the VanWinkleian
dispenser of liquid refreshments on
the corner of Second and Mill streets,
is minus pair of pants, and this is
how it happened: Martin wanted to
air the trousers and hung them on the
clothes line back of his place, last Fri
day. A few hours later they we're
gone. "You put it in the paper" said
Martin to the newspaper man Monday
morning, sthat one pair of my pants
was big enough tor most any two
other fellers, and that if some Teller re-
turns them pants to me, Martin Lob
REM sets them up good"
Fred. g. Homer of North Redwood,
the popular monument and stone
worker of that place, and one of the
first residents of the township, was
married to Miss johanna johnson of
CRANKY, Nicollet county, at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berndt Johnson, on Wednesday of
last week. The bride is a sister of
the Mesdames B. and G.. Kuenzli of
North Redwood, and it was while visit
ing with her sisters that Fred formed
the acquaintance that has ripened in
to marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
will make their future home in North
Redwood.
Mr.. G. M. Biorn, Norwegian speak
or sent out by the Republican State
committee, passed through here last
Friday, en- route for the west, where
he spoke Friday night. Mr.. Biorn
has been in the northern portion of
the State up to the time of his arrival
here, and says that Eddy is sure to
carry the Seventh Congressional dis
trict. Mr. Biorn spoke in the Seventh
district two years ago, and stated that
in towns where the Populists almost
caused riots and prevented him from
speaking at that time, the same towns
this year gave him a hearty welcome.
He is campaigning this week in Cot
tonwood county, after which he will
return to the Seventh district, and
wind up his campaign in Norman
county.
The Frustrated parents of Forest A.
SWEET of Minneapolis, son of j. A.
SWEET, are looking for news of the
boys whereabouts. 1t appears that
the young man left home at 1886 Sec
ond street NE. Tuesday morning Oct.
18th, with no known or apparent rea-
son. He started for the East Side
high school. The only unusual occur
ances about his leaving for school
were in not taking his bicycle, and in
leaving his school books at a livery
stable near by, saying that he would
be back in a few minutes. Not scin-
tilla of evidence is obtainable after he
left the stable as to his further move
ments. Careful investigation fails to
disclose any evil associations, any friv-
olous reading, any trouble with any
school master or other persons.