The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-20

Presiding Elder Hsnscom preached
at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
Rev. F. j. Barackman and 81. B.
Wolff returned from the meeting Of
the Presbyterian synod at Duluth, last
Tuesday.
The members of the Methodist
church gave reception to their pastor,
Rev. G. 81. Way, who has just been
assigned to this church for another
year, in the church parlors last even
ing.
Quite large number of Christian
Endeavorers of this city and surround
ing country will leave for New Ulm
Thursday for the purpose of taking
in the Endeavor convention at that
place.
Rev. John Sinclair of St. Paul,
formerly of this place, was made chair
man of the. committee of the Duluth
district Presbytery at the meeting of
the State Presbyterian conference at
Duluth last week..
The Endeavor society of the Presby-
terian church will hold it's annual
meeting with Mrs. S. Pollard to-
morrow evening. All the members
are urged to be present as the election
of officers will take place.
Mrs. H. Goodacre occupied the
pulpit at the Christian church last
Sunday night in the absence of her
husband. The lady is perfectly at
home in the pulpit, and those that
were present were very much pleased
with her two sermons on that day
Andrew D. Stewart will deliver his
maiden speech for the Republican
party at Delhi next Monday evening,
and he would be exceptionally we'll
pleased to have all of his old friends
and acquaintance present on that
occasion, to listen to the defining of
his present political position.
Commencing: next Tuesday at the
German Evangelical church in North
Redwood will occur a conference of
ministers and lay members of u
churches of this district. The confer
ence will last five days. Some noted
ministers of that creed will be present.
Everybody will be invited to attend.
Charles Thompson, the Oldest son of
Mrs. P. Thompson, died of typhoid
fever last Saturday. The little fellow
was an exceptionally bright person.
He was about eight years old. The
funeral was held from the Episcopal
church in this city at one O'Clock last
Monday afternoon, and the interment
took place in the Redwood Falls ceme-
terry.
Stewart Noyes, who is in the county
Jail for q short SOLDERING period. recent
~ wrote his brother letter from that
hostelry. He dated the document
'Hotel de Sober Pease," and then pro-
ceeded with his recommendation of q
friend to whom he wanted to give en-
ployment, declaring that the latter
was "a man with heart but decidedly
without a dollar" The recommends
ton went.
Supt. Race has received letter from
the resident director of the Winona
Normal schools, in response to one
written asking for Normal school
graduates for teachers, in which the
resident director states that the de-
mand has been so large this year,
that only three or four could be
found unemployed at this time. Sew
eral Redwood county districts, con =
sequently, will have to go without
this class of instructors.
B. L. Gates, who will be remem-
bered as q resident of this city many
years ago, has just returned from
Alaska, where he is in business. Mr..
Gates is not enthusiastic over the
prospects of that country as a min
ing center, but says that business
men who got stocks of goods in that
country early have cleaned up good
money. His health failed and he
was compelled to come out, leaving
his business with his partner.
The Redwood Falls creamery is now
running four days during the week,
and the receipts amount to nearly
5000 pounds of milk on each run
ming dav. The creamery paid III
cents per pound for butter fat for
milk delivered during the month of