The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-30
Mrs. IT NJ Isham entertained .
number Of ladies at cards last Sat

Mrs. r.. M. Isham entertained q
number Of ladies' at cards last Sat
lurday evening.
Attorney C. T. Howard left for
IGranite Falls last Monday to attend
to some legal business in that town.
] f. B. Blumer, who has resided
on the ]. A. Tiffany farm, north
west Of the city. left for Minneapolis
! last Friday and.will reside there in
the future.
All members of St. Veronica s.
guild are requested to meet at the
residence of c. Fred Thompson,
this "wednesday evening, to attend
/ to important business.
/ The Redwood.county medical so
ciety holds its next meeting in Red
wood Falls, Feb. 9TH. A large at
tendance is expected of doctors in
the surrounding counties.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Thompson
and Mrs. A. Fl. Anderson, who are
| at Boulder. Colorado, are all quite
| i'll, Mrs Anderson being seriously
so. They expect to return to Red
), wood Falls as soon as they are able.
ChristiansBunge, Jr., of Eitzen,
Houston county, has purchased 400
, acres Of land, located in sections
J. one and twelve, Gales township, Of
August W, Henkel, for which he
paid $40. 900, or an average of $50
per acre. The deed required SO
). worth of revenue stamps.
The Owatonna Journal, in copy
ing THE GAZETTE S article on the re
! suit of the Senatorial election, says
that the following article written
j by Mr.. Schmahl, the clerk of the
House of Representatives OF st.
E Paul, contains the most accurate &C
count.we have yet seen Of the Gel
Z ebrated fifteenth ballot on which
Senator Clapp was made the choice
: Of the Republican caucus for Sena-
tor.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: A visit Of
two or three days in St. Panl con
: vinces the Dispatch that among the
legislators no man from the Second
district stands higher than Senator
Somlrville. In the house the two
members from the district, MeSSrs
Larson, of Redwood and Peterson
: of Brown, have lots Of friends and
are held in high esteem. These
three men are as adroit politicians
q and as we'll balanced legislators as
Z there are to be found in the two
: houses and it is to be hoped thai
! they will stand together during The
i balance of the season in the supper
!. of meritorious measures coming be
e fore them. We know that they vii
J. do all they can for the district ane
II we know too that they can do {
e great deal better work by pulling
q together.
d A special meeting OF Redwood
:. Court, Independent Order of For
esters, washed at the hall of tina
order last Friday evening, at which
time D. J. Kidney, a Representative
d of Supreme Chief Ranger Of thu
e. State, installed the following officers
T James Gaffnev, chief ranger; Jane:
q Anderson, past chief ranger; VIM
t Discher vice chief ranger; G. D
= Thompson recording secretary; q
u Y Everett financial secretary; f
VI G. Hubbard treasurer; W. j. John
P son orator; Fred. A. Warner cour
s deputy; DR.. A. B. Halves cour
/ physician; Fred. G. Warner junior
q woodward; r. W. Whyte senior
q woodward; Hans j. Friis junior
e bedal; VIM. Peck senior bedal Fol
q lowing the installation Mr. Kidney
made some remarks appropriate t.
: the occasion, and later the members
! adjourned to Lunn's restaurant
0 where a supper was served. Red
t wood court has more than doubled
5 its membership during the past
J, year. and is one of the most pros
E porous courts IN the State.
{ Probate Judge Evans made his
maiden effort in the line OF causing
. two hearts to beat as oneon Monday
t of last week. The willing victims
t for this sacrifice on the matrimonial