The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-12-27

ting with relatives in and around
this city.
Major George L. Evans left for
St. Paul last Thursday and remained
)r several days.
Mrs. Carolyn Waters returned
from trip to Minneapolis on Thurs
day afternoon of last week.
Fred. Pease of Klntire township
i, assisting A. Dominick IN the
manufacture of cigars for the holt
day trade.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Halves, residing four
or five miles west of the city, last
Friday morning.
Fred. Radtke of Logan has been
summoned to serve as juror at the
term of the:United court in St. Paul
commencing.on Jan. 9th.
D. A. Stuart came up from Win
dom lastsWednesday morning and
spent several kdays visiting with
the family of Judge Chadderdon and
attending to legal business.
E. A. Lyman, ST., left for St. Paul
Saturday, and will remain there for
two or three week on a visit with
the family of G. ]. Cook, Mrs. Cook
being Mr.. Lyman s daughter.
John Yaeger was over from San
born early last week, securing the
services of D. L. Brigham to plat
out another addition to the village
of Sanborn.a The.addition will COM
prise five blocks on the west side Of
the present plat of the town.
S. D. Markle of Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana, who hassbeen employed on the
cold storage house for several weeks
past, has opened up business here
as a contractor and builder and is
prepared to furnish estimates on
frame, brick or stone, or combina-
ton buildings.
D. r. Price, late of the firm of
Price & Lunn, left for Mankato and
St. Paul last "Wednesday, over the
Northwestern, and will visit in
those two cities for a couple of
weeks. after which he will return
to Redwood Falls with the view of
engaging in some business.
Mrs. Dolly Mortimer, the mlIllner
at The Big'Store, left last Saturday
for her home in the southern por-
ton of the State, where she will
remain several weeks on a visit
with her parents and children, after
which she will leave for Chicago
and New York with the view OF
making purchases of the latest
articles in head-gear, preparatory
to having spring millinery open
ing.
Mrs. L. A. Colson ofBeaver Falls,
the well-known writer under the
non de plume Of Hamlet, accom-
panied by her little Hamlet, were
over from that town last Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Colson will
leave Beaver Falls for good in a
couple of weeks. going to Mime
apolis, where she will remain for
two months, after which she will
leave for Washington to take up her
work as clerk IN the census depart
ment.
At the meeting Of Sacred Heart
Court No. 913, Catholic Order of
Foresters, last Thursday evening,
Rev. FIR. Jas. J. Woods was elected
deputy high chief ranger, John
Lauterbach chief ranger, Henry
McAleer vice chief ranger, John
Pentony past chief ranger, Joseph
Fischer treasurer, w. J. Commins
recording secretary, Jacob Stand
meyer financial secretary, DR.. c. P.
Gibson medical examiner and Thos
Cummins. Jacob Standmeyer. J..
Muehlbauer, John Keller and James
Gallery members of the sick COM
mittee.
At the regular meeting of Court
Redwood, Independent Order of
Foresters, on Tuesday evening of
last week, James Ard ,rson was
elected chief ranger, J. p. Gaffney
vice ranger, G. D. Thompson re-
cording secretary, G. V. Everett
financial secretary, w. J. Johnson
chaplain, S. 0. Mason court deputy,
John Clark treasurer, H. E. Schle-
gel physician, Byron Whittet SEN
nor woodward. F. w. Birch junior
woodward. Gus. Engerman senior