The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-23

Mrs. VIM. Post and children OF
this city were visiting with relatives
in Springfield last week.
George Houghmaster and wife
moved into their new house on Min
nesota avenue last Wednesday.
Rev. John Sinclair came up from
St. Paul Tuesday afternoon Of last
week, and since has been the guest
of Joseph Tyson.
S. G.. Peterson of Peterson &
Graf, was in Chicago during all of
last week, making extensive pur-
chases for the Masonic Block store.
D. H. Vincent of the Vincent Stock
Co. was in the city last Wednesday
and Thursday, making arrangements
for the appearingof his company in
this city.
The interior OF the store of F. E.
Ring & Co. is being rearranged so
as to accommodate the millinery stock
of Miss E. NJ. Murphy & Co., which
will be located in the building in
time for the fall trade.
VIM. Pfeiffer purchased five SUI
perb cattle for the meat market of
Pfeiffer & Lichtwark on Wednes-
dav of last week. Three OF the
number were Polled Aberdeen An
gus cattle from the herd of D. w.
Whittet.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Redwood
county will have no county fair this
year and right here's where Sleepy
Eye can do good turn for all con-
cerned by paying freight on all ex-
hibits from Redwood county to our
street fair. Is mt that's good scheme?
The marriage of August Theiring
to Miss Bertha E. Roberts, daughter
of Mrs. Mary E. Roberts of this
city, will occur at the Episcopal
church of the Holy Communion at
1870 Tuesday morning, April 29th.
An at home announcement is made
for and after Sept. Goth.
The Episcopal Sunday school pic
mic last Wednesday, in Honner's
grove at North Redwood, was one of
the largest attended picnics ever
given by that Sunday school. The
day was pleasantly spent by both
pupils and teachers, while the edi-
bles were numerous and just the
kind for picnicking purposes.
Andy Luscher, the three year old
son of G. A. Luscher, had one of
his arms broken above the wrist by
falling off the porch in front of the
residence of H. A. Baldwin, where
he was playing just before noon
last Thursday. The broken bone
was set by DR.. Pease and the little
fellow is doing nicely.
The last issue of the Springfield
Advance contains an extended ac-
count of the marriage of Laurence
Grimm to Miss. Agnes Laudon, both
of that place. Miss Hattie Weide-
rath of Sherman acted as maid while
Alfred Laudon of this city acted as
groomsman. A reception followed
at the residence of George Grimm.
In the neighborhood of 100 course
tickets at $3.50 each have been sold
by the committee having the local
lecture and concert course during
the coming winter, in charge. It
is estimated that the appearance of
Chancellor John H. Vincent here,
as one of the course lecturers, will
fill the opera house so that standing
room will be at premium.
The Old Settlers reunion at Fort
Ridgely has been postponed from
Sept. Z, 8 and 9 to Sept. IA, Is and
Is. The change of date has been
made owing to the fact that the
State fair will be in progress on the
first named dates. Among the
prominent guests expected to be
present will be Senator Cushman
K. Davis, Gov. Lind, Chas. E.
Flandreau and others.
A New Ulm special says that
Gust Brandt, son of the publisher
of the Fortsihritt, was arrested
Monday morning by Game Warden
Geiger for violating the game laws.
Five prairie chickens were found
in his possession and he paid the
sum of $50, $40 for each chicken,
the fine being imposed by Justice
Henningsen. A great quantity of
spring chickens has been brought
to this place lately, but up to this