The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-03
Mrs. j. v. McGettrick has been

Mrs. J. v. McGettrick has been
seriously i'll with an attack Of appen-
dicitis during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey, who we're
visiting the Messrs. King, returned to
their Illinois home on Tuesday of last
week
A threshing machine belonging to Q
Renville county farmer named Becker
was destroyed by FIRE last Thursday
morning.
During the past week The GAZETTE
Job room has turned out the official
county ballots, and half the number
of county superintendent ballots.
At the M. E. parsonage on Thurs
day Oct. 9th, 1898, Mr.. John Tinson
and Miss KATRINA j. Andersen, both
| o Pe.view, were united in marriage,
Rev. G.. H. Way officiating.
Capt. w. P. Huntington returned
from his trip to Minnehaha and St.
Paul last Friday. Thelhoard of trus-
tees of the Soldiers Home, of which
he Is a member, transacted consider
able of business at it's October session.
The Misses Hatch are constructing
barn on their residence property on
the corner of Lincoln and Broadway,
while Aid. john Moon is engaged in
similar enterprise on the corner of
Wyoming and Lincoln.
Nels Lewis had the thumb of one of
his hands very nearly severed on Tues
day evening of lastssweek A bottle
broke while he was attempting to un.
cork it, and the top so struck his
thumb as to cut the flesh through to
the bone. DR.. Pease dressed the
wound, which is still giving Mr.. Lewis
a great deal of pain.
Rev. Franklin j. Barackman, and the
Misses Fannie Everett and Allie Big
ham left for New Ulm on Thursday to
attend the annual convention of the
Christian Endeavorers of the State.
Mrs. j. r. Wolff,CMiss Lucy Rowe,
Miss Addie Bigham and a number of
others left for the town OF beer mugs
on the following day.
The case of Fl. Adsit and the Moss
brothers, involving two or three prob
lens including ejectment, damage and
action to recover property, was on be-
fore Judge Baldwin of the police
court on Tuesday and Wednesday,
but was settled before the court
reached conclusion. After the set
Element the Moss brothers we're quite
indicative over the settlement, claim
ing that their attorneys did not do the
right thing by them.
All of last week portion of G. Fred
Thompson's store had the appearance
of kitchen and dining room. A
table, neatly covered with pure white
linen, and on which stood a coffee and
roll service, occupied portion of the
store, while Majestic range, in full
blast, occupied space in the big room
Coffee and rolls we're served, and
during the week the callers we're nu-
merous. A large and beautiful line of
ranges we're displayed during the
week, a number of which we're dis
posed of to patrons, who we're anxious
to take advantage of the free offer OF
81 so worth of cooking utensils given
away with each stove purchased.
The Springfield Advance records the
marriage of John McPhee of Brook
vile to Miss Ellen Foy of Willow
Lake township, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Foy, old residents of
the town. The Advance says that the
bride and groom we're attended by
two couples, who acted as bridesmaids
and groomsmen, Miss Clara Foy and
Duncan McPhee and Miss Flora
McPhee and Thos. Cotton. After the
ceremony the bridal party drove out
to the home of the brides parents in
Willow Lake where a reception was
held for the young couple and an ele-
giant dinner served in honor of the
occasion. Only relatives of the con-
tracing parties we're present, but their
relatives we're numerous, 50 it was
quite large wedding company.
Two small boys we're playing to-
gether on lot near one of the princi-
pal streets of the city. A rather elderly
lady, who is quite bitter against the
tobacco habit was coming down street.
One of the boys spied her approach