The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-14

Judge Bowers was quite seriously
i'll for several days last week.
Attorney Charles T. Howard re-
turned from a trip to Little Falls on
Friday last.
A. E. Hutchinson of the Redwood
County Land Co. of Vesta, was in
town for a few hours last Friday.
Carine Temple, Rathbone Sisters,
conferred the degree on two candi-
dates on Wednesday evening last,
and Immediately after the work the
ladies served a banquet. Quite a
large crowd was present.
H. Theiring has been obliged to
temporarily give up his work on
the Northwestern, owing to trouble
with one of his lower limbs. the
trouble arising over a difficulty con-
tracted while Mr.. Theiring was in
the army.
w. H. Hoskins of the John Dillon
Co. was in the city last Friday and
Saturday, making arrangements for
the appearance of that company at
the opera house in this city. John
Dillon is one of the best comedians
on the road, and he has been in the
harness for many years.
J. B. Quinn Of Minneapolis has
been in the city for a week or more
attempting to secure the signatures
of 20 people to document signify
ing their willingness to become
members of lodge of Maccabees to
be organized for Redwood Falls. He
has already secured the consent of
IL to Is people.
The March weather continues.
There was a heavy snow storm
early last week On Wednesday
evening it commenced to thaw and
by Thursday noon all of the snow
had disappeared. since which time
the weather has been clear and
beautiful, with just bare freezing at
night. Quite a number of farmers
have expressed their belief that
seeding would probably be com
menced by the goth.
Rey. C. H. Stevenson is now So
journing in England, he having left
Halifax for Liverpool a couple of
weeks ago. The minister expects
to do considerable of travelling on a
bicycle. His trip will be about the
same as the one on which the Rev.
David Morgan of the St. Paul Bethel
will lecture on at the Methodist
church during the latter part of this
month, Mr.. Morgan having been
over the territory year or more
ago.
The Southwestern Minnesota High
School Athletic association wi will hold
it's annual meeting at marshall
again this year. The dates are
Friday and Saturday, May 18th and
18th. It is probable that the
association will consist of the high
schools at Sleepy Eye, Tracy,
Luverne, Pipestone, Marshall and
Redwood Falls this year. The local
high school athletes are determined
to improve upon the points obtained
at Marshall last year and are now in
training for the events. Rev. J. F..
Barackman is training the runners,
Prof. Jones the jumpers, while
Frank E. Ring will also assist in
drilling the boys for the events.
By on of those mistakes which
occur every now and then, and for
which no one seems responsible,
DR.. A. A. Willets, the noted lee
turer who was to appear here this
evening, will not be here until next
Monday evening, March 10Th. The
first date made by the lyceum bu-
reau for DR.. Willets appearance
here was on March 18th, according
to the schedule kept by the local
entertainment bureau. On last Fri
day afternoon the committee re-
ceived word that Mr.. Willets would
not appear here until fhe 10Th. This
was after all the printing, etc., had
been done, for this evening. On
March 10th the Temple Quartette
of Minneapolis will appe r under
the auspices of the entertainment
committee.
Rochester Herald: It were as
easy to reproduce in detail DR.. Will