The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-30

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day and Friday and receive souvenir.
The Rev. Mr.. Hawkins OF the Spring
field Methodist church will preach at
the Methodist church in this city next
Sunday, while Rev. G.. II. Way will
conduct quarterly meeting at Spring
field.
Enterprise Encampment No. 81 has
elected j. w. Ferris chief patriarch,
F. Nj. Isham senior warden, A. S. Ken
yne junior warden, "a. F. Buechner
high priest, G. D. Thompson scribe
and j. B. Mason treasurer.
The Endeayor society Of the Pres
byterian church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Jas. Aiken Friday even
ing from seven to ten o'clock.
Auditor-elect 1. N. Tompkins hes
rented the residence of the United
States Savings & Loan Co., next to
that of G. E. Lamberton, on Mill
street, and will move his family to
Redwood Falls next week.
Quite large number of the ladies
of the Methodist church gave Mrs. j
P. Jones surprise party last Monday
evening, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Jones was pre-
sented with a beautiful China set, con-
sisting of cream, sugar and butter
dishes.
Jacob Werder lost pocket-book
containing notes valued at 5000. three
$40 bills, and possibly a SIS bill, last
Sunday, The pocket-book was lost be-
tween Mr.. Werder's place on Mime
sofa avenue and North Redwood,
whittier Mr.. Werder went that day on
visit. The finder will be literally
rewarded for returning the same.
The Supreme Court has reversed
the decision of Judge Weber in the
case of VIM. P. Abbott ct al, executors
| of the estate of Henry g. Abbott, de-
ceased, appellants, vs.. Ole 0. Molde-
stad, respondent, appealed from the
district court of this county, in which
Baldwin & Patterson we're attorneys
for the appellants and A. G. Dolliff fol
the respondent.
On the evening OF Dec: 10th the
Junior League of the M. E. church
will give Pumpkin Festival. 1t will
consist of musical and literary pro
gram, followed by Jack lantern
parade led by little Prince Pumpkin
Refreshments of Pumpkin pie, etc.
will be served. "A table of fancy arti.
cles, provided by the children, will be
on sale. All are cordially invited.
Cottonwood Current: Archie Stew
art has the contract to deliver 10000
bushels of wheat at the Inter State
Elevator and has to deliver a car each
day when the weather will permit
Mr.. Stewards extensive farming op
erations might be classed as "bonanzs
farming" He owns some 100 te
300 acres and cultivated 100 acres
the past season. The product of this
was II 600 bushels OF wheat, 1000 bu'
shells of oats and 1000 bushels of bar
ley and fax besides corn and potatoes
Forty work horses and a lot, of ma,
chinery are kept on the farm. Mr.
Stewart also runs steam thresher ev.
cry fall.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. I'D, the
Center met at the home Of. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nj. D. Martin. Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather eleven
members were present. The subjects
discussed were the laws of Draco, So
Ion and Lycurgus, introduced by Mr.
II. Graham; sage of Perecles," Mrs
Ashmore; "The War with Persia, and
Athens and Sparta at War;" Or
Dec. 9Th the Center will meet with
Rev. G.. II. Way. As a variation from
the regular lesson for that night it has
been decided that the class will have
a Peloponnesian war. The class will
be divided into Athenians aud Spartans
who will choose their leaders. Each
member may have the opportunity tt
ask five questions of the opposing side
the leader having the right to name
the person who is to answer. Tht
Questions are to be chosen from those
given in Progress No. 2, under ques
tons for review. Responses to rol
call are to be quotations about Greece
Many whose, names are, enrolled a.
members seldom come. It is desired
Il that oach ono ondoovor RI no prooon,