The Redwood gazette., 1899-10-18
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

oscar n. f1crrluldu VI GulS CtUy
has been granted a pension of $8
per month.
Miss Lauterbach was visiting
with relatives in New Ulm during
the past week.
Michael Ryan is doing Is days in
the county Jail for using language
intending to provoke an assault.
James S. Beecher came up from
New Ulm Saturday afternoon and
and spent Sunday with the family
of G. T. Howard.
Mr.. P. E. Beecher came up from
New Ulm Saturday and will visit
with the family OF Charles T. How
ard for some time.
The GAZETTE mode of tableting
writing paper is making hit with
business firms. Call and inspect
the system. No extra charge.
John McCudden was brought
down from Marshall during the past
week to serve 80 days in the county
Jail for being disorderly on Oct II.
David Dennistoun of Paxton and
Miss Minnie Nj. Jensen of Brook
vile will be married at the Danish
Lutheran church in Evan to-day.
AS we have been delayed in getting
our 35-cent per dozen pictures out, we
will extend the time till the 28th. This
is an offer no one can afford to miss at
the Lake Gallery.
The Cycle concert will be given
at the opera house Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 25th. General admission
25 cents-reserved seats 35 cents.
Tickets on sale at Thompson s hard
ware store.
Marriage licenses have been
issued during the past week to
David Dennistoun and Minnie NJ. |
Jensen, Rasmus Christianson and
Caroline Bake, and Fred. Bluhme !
and Bertha Kempfert.
Cards are out for novel birth
day supper at the Christian church |
tonight, Wednesday, Fruit, cake,
salads: turkey, chicken and other
meats are in the delicious menu
that will be served from 5 to 8
o clock.
Edwin F. Sweet of Grand Rapids,
Mich. and Sullivan D. Ames of Prov
idence, Rhode Island, were visiting
with Rev. w. H. Knowlton last week.
Mr.. Ames graduated from Yale col
lege last year, and was on his jour
ney around the world prior to enter
ing the Columbia law school. Mr..
Sweet is an attorney.
The ordinance requiring saloons
to take down screens, etc., was not
published last week, it having been
found to contain two large holes,
attention to which was called in a
recent issue of this paper. There
was no Imprisonment clause and
the hours were not stated distinctly
enough to hold water.
Clothiers who sell the North Star fur
coats are satisfied with small profits.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society Of the Presby-
terian church will be held with
Mrs. Cooper promptly at 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon: Oct. 10Th. The
general subject is ''Africa. Mem
bers are requested to look up items
of interest on the subject The mite
boxes will be opened. Come and
bring your friends.
On Tuesday, Oct. "a, the Center
will meet, as usual, in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian church.
The program consists of a paper
on the Chinese philosophers,
Confucius and Mencius, by Mr..
Harriott; another on ''The Taote-
King" by Miss Bissell; another on
Modern Chinese Literature, by
Mr.. Bowers. Mrs. Finn will have a
reading on ''Not too Much Govern
ment, and at roll call the responses
must be quotations from Con-
lcius.
Sleepy Eye Herald items: John
Kolbe went to Redwood Falls We'd
nesday morning to settle up for
quarter section of land he purchased
in West Line. He paid 81, 800 for
the land. Mr.. Kobe also purchased
the quarter section of land with al
improvements from Frank Shipka in
Leavenworth for $4,000 J. w.
is getting to be quite landlord.
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