The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-25

w. A. Hubbard and wife Ct New
Ulm were visiting with Mrs. L. N.
Rowe during Thursday and Friday
of last week.
H. L. HER and wife ola Crosse,
Wis, have been visiting with the
family of G. H. Johnson, east of the
city, during the past week
There were just four book agents
in town one afternoon last week,
and life was made miserable to the
business man who was anxious to
attend to his own business.
The Redwood Falls high school
foot ball team has been invited to
90 to Tracy on Saturday, Nov. 4th,
for the purpose of playing a game
on tie gridiron with the Tracy high
school foot ball team. The local
team will probably 60.
Mesdames A. G. Schmahl, F. NJ.
Birkenmeyer and VIM. Pfeiffer drove
to Renville last Wednesday, where
they met Mrs. K. E. Glassco and
children, who have been visiting
with Mr.. Glassco's sister at Arber-
deem. Mrs. Glassco and children re-
turned with the party that evening.
During the past week there were
81 instruments placed on record in
the register of deeds office. Of the
number Is were warranty deeds,
% were mortgages, II were salts
factions, six were State land GER
tifcates, eight were assignment of
land certificates and the remainder
were miscellaneous.
In the matter of Russell w.
Clough, bankrupt, notice has been
received by the creditors from John
E. Burchard of Marshall, referee,
to the effect that Clough has made
an affidavit that there were no as
sets, after setting aside the exem-
tons Of the bankrupt. Further
proceedings in the matter will be
heard on Oct. Both, 1899.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buxton had
quite an experience with gasoline
one night during the past two weeks.
Mrs. Buxton filled the lamp with
gasoline, mixing the latter with
what oil there was in the lamp, and
when evening came lit the lamp.
It burned all night without trouble,
and the mixing of the oil was not
known until the next morning.
Ronaldo Theiring and bride re-
turned from their briet wedding
trip Oh Tuesday afternoon of last
week, and that evening the drum
corps boys paraded between the
Theiring and Laird residences in
search of the couple, serenading at
both places. Ron. did the proper
honors. Mr.. and Mrs: Theiring ex-
pect to be settled in their new home
on the corner of Wyoming and East
streets some time this week.
The Misses Bowers of Cresco,
Iowa, came up from that place dur
ing the early portion of last week,
and are now with their father, w.
H. Bowers, the grocer who sue
ceeded George Lechner some time
ago. Mr.. Bowers has rented the
Methodist parsonage from now I'M
til next spring, and will reside in
the same with his daughters, while
the pastor of the M. E. church will
occupy apartments in the parson-
age. Mrs. Stevenson is in a St.
Paul hospital receiving treatment.
The Misses Bowers are clever ar
tistes at the piano and with the
painter brush.
Dawson Sentinel: FIR. Woods of
Redwood Falls, was in the village
last Thursday night to meet his
parishioners for the last time as
their pastor. The reverend gentle
man has so many parishes near
home to minister to that he found it
necessary to sever his connection
with the one here. The welfare of
the church will hereafter be looked
after by the priest residing at Mad
ison. FIR. Woods has displayed a
large amount of energy and execu-
tive ability in securing the erection
of a very pretty church in our
midst, especially when we consider
the small number of the congrega-
ton.
There was lively runaway on
the streets on Monday night of last