The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-31

The St. Margaret's Guild will meet
with Miss Mae Proctor, at W. S.
Brammer's, on Saturday, April I'd.
Election of officers.
H. F. Clipfell had team badly cut
up on drag last Friday afternoon.
One of the horses died from it's injur-
les during the night.
The marriage of Henry E. Enger-
man to Miss Nellie Steele, daughter
of Robert Steele of Delhi, occurred at
the home OF the brides parents in
Delhi township last Monday night.
Redwood Falls Lodge No. SO, I. O.
o. F., will give an Easter ball at Odd
Fellows hall on Monday evening, APP
ril 18th. Invitations to- the function
will be sent out this week. Refresh
ments will be served, and the charges
for gentleman and ladies, including
refreshments, will only be ST..
Joseph Tyson left Monday, with
three carloads of Polled Aberdeen An
gus cattle. for DesMoines, Iowa, where
the same will be auctioned off, accord
ing to an article appearing in another
column, the day set for the occasion
being next Tuesday. The cattle were
shipped over the St. Louis from Nor
ton, owing to the fact that the St.
Louis has a track direct into the fair
grounds at DesMoines. the place
where the sale will occur.
Members of North Side Teachers
Association will please take notice that
the regular meeting to be held April
9th, will discuss the following pro
gramme: Current history, Miss Lin
we'll; vocal music, j. l.. Torrens;
American literature, pages 266 to 268,
Miss Selma Linwell leader; Speer
method in arithmetic; discussion, led
by Mr.. Torrens and exemplified by
Miss Everett's pupils. Assistants in
discussion are Miss Larkin, Miss Van
Camp, Miss Kelly and S. J. Race.
The LePage sisters were on the
boards at one of the opera houses in
St. Paul last week. The sisters, two
in number, are near relatives of the
Baldwin family of this city, and H. A.
Baldwin represented the family at
one or two of the performances. AS
lightning change artists, rapid and
artistic dancers in the various dances
where quick action is required, and as
clever portrayals of their several parts,
aside from the dancing, the two sis
tiers are a little bit ahead of anything
else seen in that line. They will
spend the summer in this city, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bald
win, with theshopes of restoring con-
stitutions pretty we'll run, down by
active work on the stage.
Marshall Reporter: Five canvassers
for Lowering & Brown of Chicago
have lately been soliciting orders here
for groceries. They carried good sam
Piles of course and named low prices.
No samples we're left however. The
goods arrived few days ago, and
those who went after them found that
they couldn't furnish some of the
goods offered very cheap, that other
goods had raised in price and ST a
hundred freight was added. The To-
cal freight on sugar and some other
groceries is less than Soc from Chica-
go. All these additions to the can
vassers' prices made the goods higher
than they can be bought of our gro
cerymen. This was not consoling to
those who are sure our merchants are
making too much profit, and there
was lots of kicking. Then, too, Joe
Brown thought he would like to have
to pay for over $50 livery that the
canvassers had run up, and he at
tached the whole outfit. There ought
to be another lesson in this for some
people, but they probably will not
learn it.