The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-03

had q social gathering at the nome
Of J. w. Ferris last Friday evening.
Bert. 7. Barnes Of THE GAZETTE
staff made business trip to Ro-
chester last Thursday, returning
on Saturday.
A baby girl, the third, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin on
Friday evening last. Herbert states
that the vignette OF the twins on
the bank drafts will have to give
way to the new daughter.
The Sheridan congregation of the
Lutheran church presented the
pastor, Rev. Henry Koch, and wife
with a handsome table for Christ
mas present at the Christmas exer-
cises week ago last Monday even
ing.
Bird Island Union: The RED
WOOD GAzErTE came out last week
with % pages. The front page was
a beautiful piece of colored work.
The edition reflects a wonderful
amount of business push to both
editor and business men.
Arrangements are now being
made for the presentation of a
cinemetograph reproduction of the
Sharkey-J effries fight in this city.
Over seven miles of canvass will
be used in the reproduction, which
is pronounced to be a highly SEN
sational performance.
The First Presbyterian church of
St. Paul, of which Rev. John Sim
clair, formerly of this place, is
pastor, burned the mortgage on the
property.last Friday evening. Mr..
Sinclair, who has been quite i'll ever
since he met with an accident while
riding bicycle and collided with
a street car, is improving.
The members of the Red wood Falls
Drum Corps gathered at n. B.
Andersen S photograph gallery last
Friday afternoon, in full uniform,
with instruments, had N. B. take a
group picture of them. Thos. Finn
and 0. L. Dornberg, two of the boys
who are students in Duluth aud St.
Paul, were members of the corps
and were present.
The cases of Patrick Cain of
Westline, charged with selling
liquor without license in Vesta,
on Dec. 22d, and of Jas. Casserlv
and Jas. WEIGH, charged with the
arson of some hay belonging to Jos.
McGeough, have been continued in
the municipal court until tomorrow,
at which time County Attorney
Clague will be present.
Mankato Free Press: r. E.
Fuller, for more then twenty years
of the firm of Willard & Fuller, the
stock breeders Of Mapleton, has
bought farm of 100 acres in Red
wood county and will soon remove
his family thereto. Mr.. Fuller has
a large circle of friends in Blue
Earth county who will regret his
going, but all unite in wishing him
a prosperous future.
In renewing two subscriptions to
THE GAZETTE O. F. Conway of
Orange, Cal, writes: We always
look forward to THE GAZETTE day
with anticipation of pleasure. It's
coming seems like visit from an
old friend. Speaking of old friends
reminds me of our pleasant visit
last week Mrs. Conway and my
self were in Pasadena and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman of
Redwoo Falls, now in that town.
The central Office of the local ex-
change was kept busy trying to
raise No. 20, last Saturday fore
noon No. 20 is H. A. Baldwin S
residence, and the demand for the
number was due to the big crowd
of friends waiting to extend con
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs Bald
win over their new born daughter.
But Herb. anticipated lot of josh
ing over the wire, on account of the
event, and as a result muffied his
phone, ahd his friends were
obliged to hear central say: Il can t
get No. 20.
Chancellor J II. Vincent, who is to
lecture at the Methodist church on
the evening of Jan 18th, under the
auspices of the local entertainment
hrraaU has half a dozen lnct11rpS