The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-11-06
The Industrial Society Of the


The Industrial Society Of the
Christian church will meet with
Mrs. Lusk this afternoon for sup
per.
Oh. Lille and bride Of Mankato
have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r Lobden during the
past few days.
Mr. and Mrs Ghas. Beer, Sr.,
left yesterday for Wenatchee, Wash
.ington, where they will remain DUR
ing the coming winter.
Any girl wishing to work for her
board and attend school this winter
should apply at this office. Lady of
house alone evenings and wishes COM
pany. lift.
Mrs. Emily Birum returned from
Victor, Colorado, during the early
portion Of last week, to appear as
the prosecuting witness in a breach
of promise case.
DR.. w. a. Palmer has purchased
of Z. D. Broughton the lots just
opposite the residence Of Gilbert
Mckay, on Minnesota avenue. DR..
Palmer contemplates building a res
idence on the same next year.
Olivia Press: W. II. Gummert
recently informed the writer that he
had secured a laundry outfit, com
plete in every detail at Red wood
Falls, and contemplates installing
the plant IN this village, although
he has not yet decided on location.
Chas. Kenney returned from a
three months trip to Salmon City,
Idaho, last Wednesday, where he
went in response to a telegram an
nouncing that his brother was SER
iously injured. His brother is now
well. Mr.. Kenney states that J. B.
Mason is doing nicely at Salmon
City.
Rev. E. "A. Orr has been accused
Of heresy, because Of paper read
before the minister S club. That
people may judge for themselves he
will preach on Christian Univer-
salism, or This Old World Saved,
next Sunday evening. In this SER
mon he will tell how God will wind
up terrestrial affairs.
Willmar Gazette: Walter King,
of Redwood county, and Miss Sadie
Harris, Of the town of Irving, were
united in marriage by Judge Nor.
din yesterday. The ceremony was
in Judge Nordin S Office at the court
house. The bride is we'll known in
this, vicinity and has large number
of friends who extend congratula.
tions.
Capt. w. p. Huntington left for
st. Paul Saturday, after receiving a
telegram announcing the death OIL
James A. Boggs, a well-known res
ident Of that city. Mrs. Boggs was
formerly Miss May Warner, a rela.
tive Of Capt. D. The death of Mr.
Boggs occurred quite suddenly on
Friday. Mr.. Boggs was AZ years
old. The funeral occurred at
O'Clock Monday.
A. G. Bur1nelster has wisely re
fused to allow any signs to be
placed on the north side of the dam
Many applications have been re
ceived by him, but in view of the
fact that the dam will be a portion
Of the park system be has concluded
that it would be wrong to allow any
signs on it's face. All other signs
along the acquired easement vii!
have to be removed
A Churchmen S Club was organ
lied at the Episcopal church las
Friday. evening, with Rector VIM
Mitchell as president. A. A. Melges
vice president, Col. A. 7. Goudy as
secretary and ". R. Caswel as
treasurer. The object Of the organ
ization is to furnish literary anc
other amusement for its members
during the coming winter and ;
committee was appointed to decide
upon the mode Of entertainment, the
date of meeting, etc.
For rent, or sale cheap room house
Leroy Stegner. 1s2t
Rev. i. w. Hart. pastor OF the NJ