The Redwood gazette., 1900-01-24
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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Blue Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Jan 30 and 81.
The sufferings of old soldiers in
Southern prisons, are vividly de-
picted in the Libby prison scene.
Miss Matte Bigham left last week
for Wisconsin and Illinois. She
will spend some time visiting rela-
tiyes in Chicago
/ Mesdames W. p Huntington and
J. A. Schmahl returned from visit
with friends in Minneapolis last
Saturday afternoon.
/ Bishop Vincent preached at the
Methodist church Tuesday morn
ing OF last week. A large crowd
was in attendance.
W. F. Dickinson. M. E. Powell,
and W. R. Caswell returned from
the annual convocation of the GraLd
Lodge of Masons of Minnesota, last
Friday.
Attorney D. A. Stuart of Window
was in the city during portion Of
, last week attending to legal matters
, and visiting with Judge Chadder
don and family.
Miss Edna Westfall was in St.
Paul recently, where she received
nee cal advice. She returned
later accompanied by her sister
Ada. who is teaching her school
until Miss Edna is better.
W. S. Hoss, the renter on tt e
farm of Geo L. Evans in Redwood
Falls township, will have an auction
to-day. All of the farm machinery
and other articles will be sold At
noon dinner will be served.
Every old soldier will appreciate
the thrilling battle scene, and the
night scene where the Boys in Blue
are encamped, at which time Tent
ing on the Old Camp Ground will
be rendered by a male quartette,
consisting of Messrs. Price, How
ard, Jones and Buxton.
An oyster supper was given at
the farm home of Mr. and Mrs
S. B. Marvin in Redwood Falls
township Wednesday evening. A
large crowd of young people Of that
vicinity were present Games of
various kinds composed the even
ings entertainment and it was
early in the morning before some of
those present started for home.
Tuesdays S Journal of last week
contained in it's Washington col
umns the following: Application
has been made at the State depart
ment to have the salary of Henry
Bordewick, consul at Christiana,
!. raised from $1,000 to $4,000 per
year. The Minnesota delegation is
favorable. Bordewick is from Rem
vile county and is the ia her-in law
of NJ. J. Bowling.
= Do not fail to see ''Uncle Ned a
faithful old servant. who brings
: many smile over his liability
Pat, veritable bog trotter, who
: has coined fresh joke every day
since his part was assigned while
Jake most loyal Dutchman, you
will find most amusing in his dia-
lect, witticisms, and apt speeches.
Come, and by good hearty laugh
add ten years to your life.
II. A. Baldwin of the Redwood
County Bonk was in Minneapolis
and St. Paul last Thursday and
Friday, returning home on the
+. latter day He reports that l.. r.
Root of the Metropolitan Bank OF
: Minneapolis, at one time with the
Redwood County Bank, has secured
= a position in one of the leading
Chicago Banks and will soon move
from Minneapolis to the Windy City
to fill the position.
E. G.. Rannev. whose home is at
CORTLAND. New York. but who has
been for the past month or more in
Oklahoma territory, arrived in Red
\ wood Falls last week from the latter
place, and is now looking after his
interests in and around this place
He thinks that Oklahoma is splen
did place to live in. Mr.. Ranney
J. before leaving his home in New
York. purchased farm containing
211 acres, and good buildings on it.
I for $4,000. This is considerable
less than farms with improvements
on can be purchased here in Red