The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-08

Mayor of Redwood Falls.
Nov. II. The report will be in
place of the regular service at 7:30
| o clock
F. S. Pollard of the Morgan Mess
enger spent Sunday with his par.
ents in this city.
The funeral over the remains oil
the late Mrs. Rosina G. VanOrmun
occurred at l o'clock last Sunday,
from the residence, instead of on
Monday, as stated in this paper.
DR.. Pease and wife, of Redwood
Falls, were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Schoch Tuesday and Wednesday,
says the New Ulm News. DR.. Pease
and DR.. Schoch were classmates.
Mrs. G. A. Wolf, we'll experienced in
making useful and fancy articles, will,
after Nov. 18th, have at her home, a
line of only useful, durable household
articles. Everything made at lowest
prices. Angora hoods. any size, 25
cents. 1t.
Mayor Smiths order to have the
liquor dealers arrested last Satur-
day did not have benficial effect,
as all of then again refused to obey
the ordinance requiring them to re-
move their curtains, screens, furni-
ture, from their windows, last Sun
day.
Baker Hard Wall Plaster, best in
the world, 60c per sack. FL. Simp-
son, Agent, Be1view.
Leave your orders at the Woman g
Exchange Wednesdays and Saturdays
for bread, pies, doughnuts, beans, etc.
The University Center program
for Nov. 18th includes lessons II to
81. The subjects for discussion are
Ramanya, led by Miss Bissell; the
Maha Bharata, by Mrs. Martin
Divine song by Mr.. Schumacher.
The reading includes a portion of
the divine song on page 100 by Miss
Waldron. At roll call respond with
quotations from Hindu literature.
DR.. J. W. Chamberlain of St. Paul,
Eminent Grand Generalisimo of the
Grand Commandery Knights Temp
lars, attended a meeting Of Redwood
Falls Commandery No. Is, Monday
evening, and after participating in
the work of comforting adegree, and
makingani inspection of the command
cry, was entertained at luncheon.
A large crowd of Knights attended
the inspection.
The farce comedy, 1.-TWO Married
Men," introducing several special
ties, was presented at the opera
house Monday evening, by group
of unusually clever artists and from
the time that the curtain rose on the
first act until the final drop the big
crowd was kept in continual round
of laughter over the humor, or in
perfect silence over the musical and
dancing specialties. Every member
of the company is a star in his or
her line. The feats of the Healey
sisters deserve specialization.
At last nights meeting of the
council resolution was presented
instructing the municipal court to
commence no prosecutions of alleged
violations of village ordinances with
out firstcompelling the complainants
to give security for costs. An or
dinance was also presented seeking
to repeal the present ordinance re-
curing saloons to remove their
blinds, screens, etc., on Sunday,
owing to the belief that the latter
ordinance is defective, and that it
would be a useless expense to pro-
secute violations of the same.
Renville Star Farmer: At the
home of the bride mother, Mrs.
Engelking, three miles east of town,
Tuesday evening at seven o'clock,
the nuptial knot was tied that made
Fred W. Schumacherand Miss Lizzie
Engelking man and wife. Rev. Rabe,
of Echo oficiated. After the cere-
mony a wedding dinner was served.
None but relatives of contracting
parties were present. The young
couple are both we'll known and pop
ular young people. They will COM
mence housekeeping in the residence
recently purchased of L. H. Prahl,
near the school house.
Sheepl Sheep!
I still have few full blood Shrop-
shire ram lambs to spare. Also, few
yearling grade rams. and T will also