The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-23
THE GAZETTE 81 per year

lie 0AA1AlE pA pC1 year
S. S. Secor and M. M. Knoph of
Winnebago City were in the city
during the past week.
Miss jerks, who has been visiting
at Jos. Tyson S, returned to her
home in Iowa, Tuesday.
F. E. Ring & Go. have just added
sliding ladders to the fixtures of
their popular shoe store.
Joseph Tyson and wife, the Rev.
John Sinclair and Miss jerks of
Iowa, were guests at Gilfllan Sid
ing Monday.
J. W. Lucas of Winona, auditor to
the Winona Lumber Co., was in the
city for few hours last Saturday,
the guest of Agent Green.
Rev. J. J. Woods left for St Paul
Monday, to attend the annual Retreat
given for the clergy of the Archdio-
cese of St. Paul at the St. Paul Semi
nary, and will return Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Clothier of Philadel-
phia, who has been visiting with
the family of S. J. Race for several
weeks, returned home yesterday.
5. }. Race accompanied the lady as
far as St. Paul, where he will re-
main for several days.
On every second and fourth Sun.
day OF the month, commencing with
next Sunday, viz, when there is no
service in st. GATHERINGS church in
the morning. a special course of
lectures will be given by the pas
tor, Rev. Father Woods. All are
cordially invited to be present.
Arthur Bager dropped into town
from Chicago last Saturday and has
since been spending the time visit
ing with his old friends. Arthur
is in the clothing business in Chica-
60 and states that while the bust
ness of the firm with which he is
working is good, matters in Chicago
are rather quiet just now.
At the suggestion of the pastor,
Rev. j. j. Woods, the parishioners
OF St. Catherine S church, Redwood
Falls, and St. Henry s church, Sher-
idan, have resolved to pay off the
principal on the loan obtained for
the pastoral residence here, and it
is thought that their combined
efforts can raise two thirds of this
indebtedness this year.
All those interested in the organ
ization of a University Extension
Center for work during the coming
year are requested to meet at the
reading room in the basement of
the M. E. church Friday evening,
Aug. 25th, at o'clock. The work
for the coming year is Universal
Literature, and it is hoped that a
large class may be formed at this
place.
Jake Thielman, formerly one of
the Candy ball players who used to
appear against the Marshall nine,
passed through here Thursday on
his way to Willmar to pitch a game
for them, says the Marshall Report
err. He and Bandeline played with
Minneapolis for a time this spring
and then were farmed out and taken
up by Rock Rapids, with which
team they have been playing ever
since.
Bird Island Union: Redwood coun-
ty will have ofair this fall owing to
the lack of interest of the business
men of Redwood Falls. President
Tyson of the association was a week
funds in Redwood Falls
and could only raise 5000 This SO
discouraged the directors that they
concluded to let the year of 1899 to
60 by without fair. We think the
business men of Redwood Falls are
a grave mistake in not sup
porting enterprises that benefit the
farmers who are their whole support.
Rev. John Sinclair of the First
Presbyterian church of St. Paul |
preached at the Presbyterian church
in this city last Sunday morning, a
large crowd being present to listen
to his remarks, which were based on
the I'd verse of the 32d chapter of
Isaiah. One of the pleasing features
Of the services was the appearance
Of the chior during Mr.. Sinclair's
regime at the church, in the choir
box. The members were F. J. Pea
body, Charles G.. Buxton, Mrs. &C