The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-18

week taking in the sights Of st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
F. w. Philbrick left for St. Paul
and Minneapolis last Thursday, and
remained in those cities for several
days. 4,-as- ..~..~.,
Asa Carkhuff and wife left for St.
Paul and Minneapolis last Wednes-
day tospend acoupleof days in those
towns.
! Mayor Ben. Nelson, wife and
daughter of Granite Falls, were in
the. city last week attending the
Theiring-Laird nuptials.
w. S. Clayson and wife will leave
for Warsaw, this State, this week, to
be pres mt at the Clayson- Vein
burger nuptials next Tuesday.
b. G. Herring Of Mankato, land
and loan agent Of that town, was in
the city last Thursday, having with
him several real estate seekers.
Mai. e. L. Evans left for Mime
apolis Thursday morning to confer
with President Mckinley on the
condition of the Indians at Lower
Sioux Agency.
0. L. Dornberg represented Rcd
wood Falls Chapter No. 81, R. A NJ.
in the meeting of the Grand Chapter
at St. Paul last week, returning
home on Friday.
]. S. Byington has several teams
at work on the new railroad and has
moved to Seaforth, discontinuing his
livery business at this place, says
The Echo Enterprise.
Mrs. George w. Drake left for St.
Paul during the early portion of last
week, and has since visited several
days with the family of her son,
Eugene W. Drake of that city.
Rev. G. H. Way, the new presid-
ing elder of the Fairmont district,
shipped his household goods to
Lake Crystal, last Monday, and
that town will be his home during
his presiding eldership.
The Lutheran church in this city
will be dedicated two weeks from
next Sunday, Oct. Goth, Rev. AL
brecht of New Ulm will preach the
dedicatory sermon in the forenoon
and in the afternoon, about three
O'Clock Rev. Zich of Sleepy Eye will
preach sermon in English.
Lac qui Parle Press: H. G. Graf,
of the firm of Peterson & Graft, of
this place and Redwood Falls, ac-
companied by his wife, spent few
days at this place during the past
week. He expressed himself as
pleased with his business venture
here and with the prosperous appear
ance of our town and the country
round about us.
Ed.Jones, formerly of this city but
later the proprietor of the Hotel at
Wood Lake, which burnt down some
time ago, is now part owner of Ed s
and Franks place at 5l3 Washington
avenue south, Minneapolis. The
business cards announce fancy
wines, liquors and cigars-big hot
lunch all day and evening. Frank,
Ed partner, is F. w. Davis.
Charity Chapter No. 30, Order
of Eastern Star, of this city, held
meeting, followed by banquet last
evening, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the entertainment
of the delegates from the sister
chapters to meet here in convention
on Nov. 18th. The delegates pres
ent on that occasion will be from
about every town in the Second
Congressional district, having an
organization of Eastern Star, and
during the day and evening of the
convention some of the best work
ers in the district will be called out
to exemplify the beautiful work of
the Order of Eastern Star
The Morton Enterprise states that
there is a dispute on between the
commissioners OF Redwood and Rem
vile counties over the care of a Mrs.
Roy Schmidt, whose husband de-
serted his wife, after the latter was
in delicate condition. Secretary
Jackson of the State board of COR
rections and charities was in Nor
ton early last week investigating
the case, while the commissioners
of either county were represented
bv member from each board.
hacked IN bv the local advisors of