The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-26
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BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

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P. II. Jones is in Minneapolis.
School closed for the holidays last
Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Sherd is home from North
field to.spend the vacation.
Mrs. e. P. Freeman of Mankato, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. HI. r.
Dredge.
Peter Eischen, Jr., came up from
Mankato Monday to spend the holt
days here.
Miss Abbott will spend Christmas in
st. Paul and Miss Hattie Isaacs at her
home in Albert Lea.
&c. Schoenfelder and wife, and Miss
Miller of Wellington are visiting with
the family of A. Leonard.
Edward Freeman, brother of Mrs.
H. P. Dredge, is spending the holidays
with his sister at this place.
The Belview and Swedes Forest pu-
pills at the Willmar seminary have all
returned home to spend the holidays.
Irwin Howes returned from St.
Anthony last Saturday, and will spend
the holiday vacation with his mother.
A. H. Tasker, wife and child came
down from! Big Stone Saturday and
are visiting with W.. H. Wallace's
family.
Some huge drifts were piled up
around the streets, alleys and back
yards by the blizzard of Sunday and
Monday.
Belvlewlwi have several watch par
ties for next Tuesday night-to watch
the close of the 18th and birth of the
Goth centuries.
Mrs. Andrew Harried, daughter of
o. H. Mogen, came down from Waiver
| ly last week, and is visiting with her
parents.in Belview.
| w. L. Howes is in Adrian, Mich,
where he will remain for some time at
tending,,to the affairs of an uncle W no
died recently at that place,
Miss Flora Patterson came up from
her Three Lakes home last Saturday
and will spend the holiday vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Ben. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wallace and
Lew Wallace attended the meeting of
the Chapter of the Eastern Star at
Redwood Falls last Thursday evening.
Editor H. NJ. Keene of the Indepen-
dent was in'Redwood Falls last Thurs
day. Mr.. ..Keene twas looking after a
printer, he.being badly in need of one
in his office.
Art thou one of the many that shall
drained the Golden Nectar that MAX
eth thy heart full Of strength and glad
ness? If not,l take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Hitchcock & Co.
Mrs. Mary Davidson was married to
Alfred Grant of Echo on Tuesday of
last week. Mrs. Grants parents reside
in Swedes Forest, but she has been
working in Echo for some time prior to
the marriage, which was surprise to
AAOA AOAdS1SO5
The holiday trade of our merchants
was not as good as itlmight have been.
and the storm of Sunday and Monday
had a very disastrous effect on the last
days trade. Quite large amount of
Christmas goods will haye to be carried
over. AS result.
Th1 ;c,tv Of lo
gegational church last Monday even
ing were witnessed by large crowd.
All of the participants in the program
acquitted themselves with credit, while
the Christmas tree display was fine
and spoke volumes for the excellent
work of the committee having the mat
ter in charge.
The farewell dancing party given to
Mic. Eischen last Friday evening was
largely attended and was genuine
success. The music for the occasion
was immense and the dancing kept up
until an early hour Saturday morning
Mr.. Eischen goes from here to Manka-
to, where he will attend business col
lege during the winter, after which he
will go to Oklahoma.
Independent: A young lady, whose
name we will not mention, had a very
narrow escape from being drawn under
the wheels of the west-bound express
| Monday. She stood on the platform
until the train was in motion and had
gained considerable Roadway when she
attempted to spring upon the platform
of one of the cars as it passed. I'm
fortunately she seized hold of the hand
holds at the rear instead of the front
of the steps and in an instant was
dashed back against the side of the
car. Lifted entirely of her feet she
was Whirled along for a number Of
yards before her hold was loosened and
she fell. providently, upon the platform
instead of under the wheels. 1t was a
Very narrow escane and sh0uld he a