The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-02-01

Oysters for sale At the Up to Date
Restaurant.
Next Sunday evening Rev. FIR. Jas.
J. Woods will continue his discourse
on the Catholic mass at st. Cath
arine's church.
All claims against St. Catharine's
Catholic church, a corporation, must
be presented to Rev. FIR. Jas. J.
Woods before the 18th ofeach month
in order to be properly audited and
paid.
Quitea number of the ladies of the
Relief Corps spent Saturday even
ing with Mrs. H. D. Everett, who
left for St. Paul Monday, for the
purpose Of receiving treatment for
her eyes.
During the past week license to
wed was granted to w. J. Ruddy,
Jr., of Waterbury, and Miss Calara
Rongstad, an estimable young lady
of Lamberton. The wedding was to
have occurred yesterday.
I have opened watch repairing shop
at my restaurant and 1 will do all
watch and jewelry repairing in first
class shape. Also engraving. All
work guaranteed.
E. J. SrEUERwALD.
Rev. FIR. Riordan of St. Paul, an
intimate friend of Rev. FIR. Jas. J.
Woods of this place, preached at St.
Catharine's church last Sunday
morning and evening, delivering
excellent sermons on both occasions.
FIR. Riorden will visit here another
week.
The annual ball of the A. o. U.
w. will occur at the opera house on
the evening Of Feb. ed. A reception
and literary and musical programme
will occur at the hall over Lech-
ner's, while the supper will prob
ably be served at the Commercial.
Invitations will be out during the
next ten days.
There has been big bulge in
wheat during the past two weeks,
all caused by an apparent shortage,
and an order going out to the line
elevators to fill up until further
orders. No. l wheat commanded 81
cents Monday. Whether the price
will remain around that figure, or
soar still further skyward is a
question.
Judge Weber has denied the
motion for a new trial in the case of
E. E. Harriott VS.. 6: L. Holmes.
The action is one wherein Mr.. Har
riott, representing O. L. Dornberg,
sued Mr.. Holmes to recover 1890 for
commission on the sale of Mr..
Holmes farm, which sale Mr..
Holmes afterwards repudiated The
case is now likely to 60 to the ST.
preme Court.
A series of gospel meetings are
being held at the Presbyterian
church this week, and they will
continue until Feb. 18th inclusive.
Rev. r. L. Barackman of St. Paul,
a brother of the pastor of the local
church, is the principal speaker.
Tonight he will speak on ''Our Fa-
ther," tomorrow night on ''The
Friend of Sinners and Friday
night on ''Saved by Grace There
will be no services on Saturday
evening, but Sunday morning and
evening the St. Paul minister will
speak on two very entertaining sub
jects.
E. M. Holmes returned from St.
Paul Monday. Mr.. Holmes was
witness and checker before the
Ramsey county grand jury-in it's in
vestigation of the Order of Mime
haha. It appears that five or six
assessments made by the head order
have been paid in, although not
accounted for on the books of the
concern, and inasmuch as these as
sessments total something like
$1,000 or $1,000, and should have
been paid to benefciaries, some of
the officers of the company have
made way with the amount. Mr.
Holmes was one of the eight wit
nesses chosen from different parts
of the State, and his knowledge of
the conduct of the order, caused the
grand jury to use him as a checker
of books and verifier of statements
of other witnesses.
Attorney S. L. Pierce of st. Paul,
attorney for Mr.. Grimmer, in the