The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-10

Blue, in which will appear over
100 people.
Span of mares for sale and brood
bears for service. Apply to 0. D. Mil
Ter at the Isaac Johnson place, city. 1t.
Mother Goose and family are to
appear here soon. Their reception
will be at the opera house. Watch
for date.
The Rev. W. H. Knowlton will
hold service and preach in the Epis-
copal church at Beaver Falls next
Sunday at 3 p. m
Miss Mary Mccormack of Altoona
Wis, arrived here last week
and is visiting with the family of
Mrs. C. Cummins.
Mrs. r. Schmahl came up from
Gibbon, where she has been visit
ing with her daughter for several
months, last Monday.
John Clark, Jr., left for Newton,
Iowa, last Monday, for the purpose
Of purchasing Shorthorn bull to
head his herd Of cattle.
The Ladies' Mite society will
have sociable and supper at the
Presbyterian church Eext Friday,
Jan. y. A first class supper be-
ginning at $50 clock, for % cents.
All are invited.
The Rev. FIR. Meuer, who has
been conducting missions in this
county for several weeks past, will
commence a mission in Sheridan
Catholic church commencing at
1870 0 clock next Sunday, and con-
tinuing for five days.
Special meetings are now in pro-
gress at the Christian church under
charge of the pastor. r. NJ Ans
worth, " no was to do the preach
ing, has telegraphed that sickness
prevented his coming and another
preacher from ST. Paul is sent for
The two year old son of A. D.
Smith, residing just southeast of
the city, was quite badly scalded
by falling into a pail of hot milk,
about eight o'clock last Monday
morning. DR.. Palmer dressed the
burns and the little boy is doing
we'll.
E. c. Green, alderman-elect from
the Second ward, filed his bill of
expenses last Saturday. He spent
$50, according to his statement,
IS of which went for livery. 50 for
filing his nomination certificate,
and ST so to G.. B. Butler for can
vassing
Special services at the Christian
church last Sunday morning, at
which every department of church
work was reported, showed the
church in excellent financial condi-
ton. All debts of every kind
against the church being paid and
money in hand in most departments.
At meeting of the local lodge of
Odd Fellows on Saturday evening
+. NJ. 1sham was installed as noble
grand, H. p Mckay as vice grand,
Edward Cook as recording secre-
tary, Earl Peabody as permanent
secretary, James Anderson as war
den and Clarence Moon as conduc-
tor.
Remember the meeting of the
W. c. [. Z. at the home of Mrs.
Clarence King tomorrow afternoon
at B clock. Mrs. S. H. Rowell of
ST. Paul, assisted by Mrs. Goodacre,
will conduct the Mothers Hour.
The subject for discussion will he
Forming Habits A large at
tendance is expected.
On Jan. 10Th, the University AS
sociationsCenter will meet at the
home of Miss Myrtle Cooper. The
class will consider lessons PIP in
Progress Mo. 3. Topics for discus
sion will be Plato by Miss Hitch
cock: Aristotle, John Schumacher;
Decadence of Greek Literature by
Miss Bissell: Graco- Roman Period
b., Miss Cooper. At roll call re-
soond by giving brief sketch of
some noted character of Greece.
The Winnebago Press News has
the following item concerning an
accident to G.. W. Ring, quite we'll
known here and a brother of Frank
Ring: c. W. Rings carriage team
rar away Wednesday afternoon.
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