The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-01


Miss Christine Sample left for
Chicago Monday to make purchases
for the spring millinery trade.
NJ. NJ. Hoagland 81 Marshall, a
boot and shoe dealer of that place,
was in the city Friday and Satur-
day.
G. E. Lamberton recently pur-
chased superb pair of horses from
Morton parties, and the same are
now in use on his omnibus line.
Mrs. E. Blankenburg and children
of Springfield were visiting with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Thiering of this city, during the
past week.
A surprise party was given the
Misses Westfall, residing south of
town, last Friday evening. The
evening was spent in games, etc.
Oysters were served as refresh
ments.
Bert. VanSelus is in Minneapolis
this week, and before returning he
will purchase four or five horse
power gasoline engine for use in
the blacksmith shop of Martin &
Vanselus.
Rev. G. H. Way of the Methodist
church married Edmund L. Com
stock and Miss Matilda Wilschnack,
both of Renville county, at the
Methodist parsonage last Thursday.
Both parties are quite well-known
in Renville county.
N. H. Mahowald made number
of improvements in his harness
shop during the past month. His
trunk room-a double-deck in the
rear portion of the building, has
been rearranged, the partition divid
ing his store and shop has been set
back so as to give more room for his
store room, and his basement has
been transposed into magnificent
store room.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Senator
Thompson, Senator Somerville, Sen.
ator Knatvold, Secretary Langum
and Senator Lord have a table at
the Windsor and it is touching to
see with what patience they each
wait for the other at meal time but
particularly for Senator Lord.
When that solon finally comes the
others bow and say ''the Lord is
with u.s. and proceed with their
meal.
w. B. King has the new books
for the county auditor about one
half completed. When finished
they will be record of all the tax
able property in Redwood county,
giving each description as it is at
the present time. The old books
were SO erratic, by reason Of the
many changes and subdivisions of
tracts that it was difficult for Off
Gals to get the information wanted
without a great deal of searching.
Those in attendance from Red
wood Falls at the Rebekah Degree
convention at Morton last Thursday
were Belle Martin, Elizabeth Aiken,
Ella Mckay, Alvina Kinchen, Lydia
Thompson, Chloe Goodrich, Jose
phine Annis, Luella Moon, Matte
Hammer, Jane Vale, Nellie Barnes,
Helen Tradewell, Elizabeth Nc
Clintock, Rose Berkenmeyer, Eliza
beth Chapman, Anna Lys, Alma
Tenney, Rhoda Ferris, Helen Hale,
Irene Marsh, and the Messrs. G.
D. Thompson, F. J. Barnes, E. L.
Beach and Henry Lys.
Beginning on March 1st., the c.,
NJ, St. P. & O. railway company
will equip the cars on trains Nos. 3
and 4 with all the latest modern i'm
provements. A frst-class dining
service will be inaugurated, and a
buffet car added to each of the
named trains. It is the intention
to have breakfast on the south
bound train, which reaches Kasota
at noon, just before the arrival at
Omaha, and to have supper before the
arrival in ST. Paul on the train leav-
ing Kasota at o'clock in the after
noon. The new improved Pinsch
gas lighting system will also be
used on all passenger cars here
after.
The most important of the five
bills which appeared in the senate
FRIDAY wac tho choriff'c accooiation