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


Dolliff's parents in Minneapolis.
ST. Veronica S Guild will meet
with Mrs. H. NJ. Aune Thursday
afternoon. Gentlemen invited to
tea.
Miss Margaret Stewart, employed
in the primary department of the
Marshall schools. is home for the
holidays.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher came up from
New Ulm last Saturday and is Wis
iting with the family of Charles T.
Howard.
0. L. Dor berg spent portion of
last week in ST. Paul and Minneap-
oils, returning home on Friday
ternoon.
H. F. Buechner came down from
Watertown, South Dakota, last Sat-
urday to spend Christmas with his
relatives here.
Miss Tena Smith, daughter of
Myor Smith, came up from St. Paul
last week and is visiting with her
relatives in this city
The pastor and wife of the Chris
tan church were the happy and
thankful recipients of many choice
and useful rememberances of the
season.
If strong the frame of the mother,
the son Will give laws to the land. All
mothers should take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Gives life and strength. So cents.
Hitchcock & Co.
Edwin Tyson and Fay Shafer
came up from the. agricultural coll
eye last Saturday and will spend
the holidays with their parents in
and around this city.
The Misses Cecil Baldwin and
Bernice Francois came up from ST.
Joseph Academy, St. Paul, last
Saturday, and will spend the hol-
idays with relatives III this city
Mrs Robert Watson and daughter,
Miss Callie Watson, of Minneapolis,
came up from that city last Satur
day and. will spend several days
IN this city visiting with Mr..
Watson mother and sister, and
other relatives and friends.
While passing from the home of
her son, Walter, to her own
residence. Mrs S. ]. Curtis, slipped
and fell on her right arm, Sunday
evening. The fall was so hard as
to break both bones of the arm just
above the wrist. About seven years
ago Mrs. Curtis broke both bones
OF her left arm by fall.
In connection with the UNIVERSE
ties of Michigan. Missouri, Virginia
and Georgia. the Ladies' Mission
airy society of the Christian church
sustain chairs for the study of the
Bible as literature. The local soci-
ETY. will render an intering program
of songs, solos, readings and recita-
ITEMS on Sunday night in the church
when an Offering will be taken for
the support of this work.
At the last meeting of John S.
Marsh post, G. A. R. George A.
Buxton was elected commander, L.
A. Colson senior vice commander,
E. Smith junior vice commander,
August Knuepple surgeon, B. A.
Southwick chaplain, J. M. Dunning-
ton quartermaster, H. G. Baker
officer of theday, Frederick Cain
officer of the guard, E. B. Hale
representative to the department
encampment and W. P. Tenney
alternate.
VIM. F. Deglow, residing north
west of the city, came into town |
Friday evening and hitched and
blanketedshis horse in front of J. 7.
Stegner S store. Some time between
eight and ten clock some one I'M
fastened the horse and it started
for home, but getting across the
bridge the lines became entangled
around the wheels in such a manner
as to bring the horse to halt.
When Mr. Deglow came down from
lodge he observed that the horse
wa: missing and thought it was
stolen. But going across the bridge
the animal was found waiting for
some one to unloosen the lines.
The Lamberton Star of last week
says that Commissioner Erie Wilson
came in from Springfield last even
ing to attend meeting to-day of the