The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-30
j Ohm Schumacher visited relatives

John Schumacher visited relatives.
il RenVille county the past week
. G. Porter, wife and sons Of
Morgan were visiting at the home
oil Auditor Tompkins over Sunday
As. j. Finnegan OF Minneapolis
came up Monday to be in attendance
at the opening of the special term Of
the district court.
Miss Kemmerer pleasantly enter
tanned a small number of young
people at her home Friday evening.
Supper was served.
The members of the Lutheran
congregation are asked to meet a
week from today "wednesday at 10
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of
holding business meeting
Perry D. Creager of Chicago
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city with his relatives, Rev. and
Mrs. VIM Mitchell. Mr.. Creager
has beautiful tenor voice and his
singing at both services was much
appreciated
Another change Of the operator
has been made at the North western
depot. j NJ. Driscoll, who has
been stationed here for several
months has been given the position
as agent at Walnut Grove r. A,
Noble of GAINESVILLE is the new oper-
ator at this point.
Jason Richardson came up from
Kiowa, Kansas, last Friday. Be
tween the troublesome Indians on
the Kansas border, and Mrs. Nation
smashing saloon property in that
State, Jason concluded that his exit
to Redwood Falls would be decided
| ly comfortable at the time.
A Parlor Meeting will be held
under the auspices of the W. G. 7.
/ Ut. at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hough-
master on Saturday evening at S
o'clock All visitors will be well
coined. A program will be rendered,
including an address by Mrs. Lutz,
instrumental music by Mrs Sutton,
and a report of the convention at
Washington will be given by Mrs.
Fuller of the Willard farm, also
other numbers.
The work of tearing down the
ruins o. the..old building on the
southwest corner of Second anc
Mill streets, was commenced las
week, when W. r. Wilcox tore dowr
the half OF the building on the lot
owned by Mrs. Ola. Mr.. Wilcox
is using the lumber obtained from
the structure for the construction
/ of coal sheds. which he is erecting
ION his residence property on Eas
street. The other half of the build
4 ing, which belongs to the insuranc
company, and which is likely to fal
down at any time is likely to b.
torn down in the course Of few
weeks, in case it does, not fall dow
before that time. A transfer of tn
lot, on which it stands. is being ne
gotiated for, and will probably b.
successful.
i On Friday evening next, tn
ladies of the NJ e. church cf thi
city who have lifed $1,000 of th
4 church debt during the past year
will be guests of honor at a JUDI
| lee supper given by the male mem
| bers of the congregation. Invita-
lions were issued last Saturday, AM
), the affair will undoubtedly be al
4 occasion of much rejoicing and con
! graduation We are informed tina
the only debt now remaining OF
this large and handsome churcl
edifice is fully Offset by the value 0
the church lots owned by the so
ciety, fronting on Washington ane
Third street. The work of thu
ladies in raising so large sum II
little more than a years time, By
individual contributions, suppers
and sales of their handiWork, is
something in which the entire con
gregation may well take pride.
Rev. N. III. Bell, field missionary
for Mankato presbytery, occupied
hepulpit of the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Bell has
just completed the tenth year Of his
service in thiS field Dnrin0 that