The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-02

| County Attorney Clague was here
last Thursday
st. Peter bread is now being sold
here, at Lamberton S grocery.
Miss Lena Theiring left here last
Wednesday for Mankato, to visit
her brother and family at that place.
| Mike Lauterbach came up from
New Ulm to spend holiday week at
home.
Mrs. P. D. Hitchcock left for ST.
Paul Wednesday to visit with rela-
tiVes for a week or more.
| Apitz. the tailor, was away last
week, visiting relatives at Mime
apolis. Mrs. Apitz accompanied
him.
DR.. Lefingwell has opened a
dental Office over Schmahl & Jaehn-
ing's hardware store, and fitted it
| with new furniture throughout.
Mrs. W. II. Brown Of Minneapolis,
a sister of Mrs. r. G. Chadbourne,
arrived here last week, and will re
main on visit with her sister for an
indefinite period.
| R. Edwin Tyson came up from St.
Anthony Experimental station early
last week, and is spending the holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tyson.
The ladies of the Court of Honor
gave ten-cent supper at the Work
| man lodge rooms on New Year IS even
ing, which was well attended and
a very pleasant social gathering.
The pupils in district Is, north
school, who have not been late dur
ing the term just closed are Mat
thew and Mildred Schlosser and
Mary Fisher. The same pupils
have only been absent two days
during the term.
Last Thursday H. Schleuder re-
ceived row boat from an old AL
| bert Lea friend, G. D. Merlett. The
boat is appropriately lettered "Old
Times, = and no doubt will be the
scene Of some fine old times when
the new lake opens to navigation.
Robt. Pryor received a letter from
his mother now in Florence, Colo
RADIO, a few days ago, in which the
statement was made that the health
of his sister Alice was not improv-
ing. On the contrary, Mrs, Pryor
| has little expectation of her daugh-
ter's recovery.
| Speaking of the Christmas tree
celebration in Rev. John Sinclair s
church in St. Paul the Dispatch de-
clares it to have been the most
UNIQUE and artistic Christmas en-
| tertainment in town. 1t was held
in the ch,lree Oh, the platter form OF which
was extended and arranged like a
large bed room In the back
ground was erected an old fashioned
English fireplace, with timepiece
and candles on the mantelpiece. At
each end Of the room stood bed
stead fully equipped with bed
clothes. Miss Faith Martin. with
six children following her, appeared
on the scene. The children tum-
bled over the rugs and listened to
Santa Claus stories and songs from
Mamma Martin for awhile, and fairly
| forgot, seemingly, that they were
acting. In due time, having hung
up their stockings, they were put
in bed, and Santa bells were heard
from outside Mr. Clinton Ruff as
Santa Claus. came down the Chin
ney. filled the stockings, romped
among the children and distributed
his gifts to the school. The church
was filled with the parents. Of the
children, who, with Rev DR.. Sin
clair, appeared to enjoy the fun as
much as the five or six year olds.
The Christmas season was sad
ore for one family in Sherman town
ship-that of.Adolph Knipple. Ad-
diene, the eight year old daughter
of the family Was very. seriously in
jured the. Friday before, while hand
| ling a loaded revolver which her
brother had laid down within her
reach, after returning from trip to
Redwood Falls. According to the
Morton Enterprise, after he had left
Tho ,,ooro tho l;tt1n r;,.1 cow Tho