The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-15

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The GAZETTE 81 per year.
Mrs. T. d. LYMAN returned home
from the east last Friday afternoon
Mahowald's shoemaker. Masoni,
block, will mend your shoes to sui,
you. 12-4t.
The St. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. Evans Thursday after
noon of this week.
Mrs. Marian Smith and child
were over from Springfield during
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Joseph Tyson will leave to
day for Iowa and Missouri, joining
her husband in the latter State.
Mrs. Mary L. Finn, widow Of
the late DR.. w. D. Finn, has been
granted a widow S pension of $12
per month.
The Carine Temple Club will
meet with Mrs. c. Fred. Thompson
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 22d,
from 2:3O to 7 o'clock.
Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 80 per cent. to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. So cents at Hitch
cock.
Fred. W. Banked and bride
returned from their bridal tour on
Thursday of last week, and have COM
menced residing on D. W. Bankers
farm in Paxton.
"A. c. Burmeister has completed
the spout running from his elevator
to the Redwood Roller Mills, and
will have the elevator completed
and ready for operation in conjunc-
ton with the mill this week.
The Mankato Commercial College
places areal money value on all mer-
chandise ano currency used by the
students in the Business Depart
ment. If you would like to attend
such a school, send for catalog.
R. J. Mccormack returned to his
home in Kane county, Illinois, last
Saturday. Before leaving he re-
ported that Wabasso was booming,
two elevators already being practi-
cally completed, lumber yard dc
ing business, the new bank build
ing plastered, and other improve
mentS.
About two inches of snow fell last
Saturday evening. The fall COM
menced at nine o'clock. 1t was
very heavy. At noon on the fol-
lowing day the snow had about all
disappeared, and in the afternoon
the sun shone brilliantly. The roads
are quite heavy: as result of the
melted snow.
On Tuesday, Nov. q, the Center
will meet with Miss Myrtle Coop
err. Program: Lessons % in No. 2
to in No. 3. The Hindoo Drama,
Mrs. Huntington; Current Litera-
ture OF India, Mrs. Bowers; Begin
ming of Hebrew Literature, Miss
Bruer: External Influence in He
brew Literature, George Smith
Reading, Song of Deborah, Miss
Hitchcock; Quotations from the
bible.
Cards are out announcing the
special services.in the First Presby-
terrain Churchgof Redwood Falls
from Nov 26th to Dec. 10th. Rev.
Rufus L. Barackman of the West
minister Presbyterian church of
St. Paul will conduct the services,
while the pastor, Rev. Franklin J..
Barackman, will assist. The morn
ing services will commence at 1870
and the evening services at 7:30.
On Nov. 18th the morning subject
will be Prepare the Way The
evening subject will be Life S
Greatest Opportunity" On Nov.
9th and up to Dec. Sd, only even
ing services will be held, the sub
ject onthe evening of Nov. 9th being
prayer; on Nov. % it will be
"The Holy Spirit on Nov. 20 it
will be "Grinding;;' on Nov. 30 it
will be "Whence?" On Dec. it
will be Reflections.
New Ulm News: ARedwood Falls
dispatch of the Sd says that Mrs.
Rosina Clark van Orman, aged 81
years, living on her farm in Sheri-
dan township, at 10 A. NJ. that day
cut her throat with razor and bled
to death. Temporary insanity is
given as the cause. Only a few
weeks ago a whole family was