The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-21

an Oath on Tuesday evening.
Come and see him.
George Gagnon left for Mime
apolis Monday in response to .
telegram announcing the serious
illness of his sister. His oldest SON
accompanied him.
There will be dancing and card
party in the Office and parlors of
Hotel Francois tomorrow evening
the evening Of the anniversary of
Washington s birthday. Luncheon
will be served at 1870. The Red
wood Falls. Grand Concert orches-
ira will furnish the music for the
occasion.
Mike Callahan was brought over
from Renville county last week and
placed in the county Jail to await
the action of the Renville county
grand jury to investigate charge
of larceny against him. Callahan
is accused of having gone into a
store in Buffalo Lake and bought
an axe which he had charged to a
well-known citizen of that vicinity,
and after he got the axe he disposed
of it and appropriated the cash to
his own USE
Mrs. E. Fl. Chollar is now at
Arcadia, Florida, and she writes
from there that the country is enjoy
ing delightful weather. The mer-
curry is from go to 20 degrees at Z
a. M, and about 80 degrees at noon.
with occasional light showers.
Garden vegetables, beets, lettuce,
new potatoes, turnips, cabbage, ETC.,
are all very fine and enjoyed by the
people. Il suppose that you are not
getting many of these from Redwood
gardens just now, concludes Mrs.
Chollar.
The University Center met with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bowers last
week, and in addition to the usual
program of study, elected Miss
Bruer secretary. The meeting for
this week will be with E. E. Har-
riott, this evening instead of Tues
day, owing to the Tuesday evening
entertainment. Lessons Ii to Is
inclusive, responses from Virgil.
Next Tuesday evening the Center
meets with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ak
en. Lessons II to 20 Inclusive, re-
sponses from Tacitus.
The restaurant and confectionery
stand Of G. L. Gordon, who has also
carried supplies from the Redwood
bakery, has been sold to VIM.
Marks, who has owned the bakery
for some time past, and Mr.. Marks
took charge of the same last Mon
day morning Mr.. Gordon will
assist Mr.. Marks for a day or two
He does not know what he will do
in the future. Mr.. Marks will
handle the same line of goods, but
instead OF serving meals at the place,
he will serve lunches only. He
will also continue to conduct the
bakery.
Lamberton Star: Deputy Sheriff
NJ. B. Albeit was in Wilder last
week for the'purpose of arresting a
man by the name of J. A. Foss, on a
warrant charging the fellow OF com
hitting petit larceny, for passing a
fraudulent check. on j. Wild, which
was drawn on the State Bank of
Lamberton for So. The officer of
the law found his man who was
working on farm of brother one
mile from Wilder. The man was
anxious to get out of trouble, so the
matter was settled by the fellow
paying the amount of the check and
all the costs attached thereto.
George Worming, a barber en-
ployed in Melges shop, had a
peculiar experience with fire last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Worming
had some parlor matches in his
pocket when he returned from
supper, and in some way these took
fire. He. however took off his coat
and vest without noticing that his
vest was on fire, and it was not un-
til about ten minutes later that A ).
A. Melges, stepping into the shop,
discovered that something was
burning. On investigation it was
found that Mr.. Mornings vest
pocket and portion of his coat were
burning, and both garments quite
badly damaged.