The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
OVERFLOW LOCAL s..

Mrs. Buechner returned from a
visit in Rice county, a few days ago.
G. Z. Gordon. now of Minneapolis,
paid his relatives in Redwood Falls
visit last Monday.
Jas. 3. Hayes and Christina Ba-
sci of Lamberton were duly licensed
to we'd a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ring were
blessed by the advent of little
daughter last Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Engelhart and chill
dren returned Monday evening over
the Northwestern from two weeks
visit in Iowa.
R. Fl. Kempton, hog buyer for the
Redwood Live Stock Co., was pay
ing $5. 20 for hogs on market here
last Saturday.
J. FL. Bowers came home from
Oklahoma last Saturday. He was
quite favorably impressed with the
country, but did not invest in it on
this trip.
E. B. Hales has been promoted to
the State agency for the Globe Acct
dent company, and hereafter his
trips away from home are likely to
be of longer duration than before
The Catholic congregation at
Franklin raised over one hundred
dollars to pay for a new altar for
their church last week. and en-
gagged Miss Eta Baker of this city
as organist for their regular seryi-
ces.
Upon the request of Archbishop
Ireland, Father ]. J. Woods went
to Dawson last Monday to assist in
the building up Of the church finan-
ces of the congregation at that point.
Jos. Tyson has leased his town
residence to Dr.. F. W. Birch for a
season. DIR. Birch house will
probably be tenanted by the family
of the new furniture dealer, Mr..
Duryea.
Just few days before Sheriff
Small met with the accident re-
corded last week. he took out an
accident policy in E. B. Hale's com
pany, under which he will undoub bt-
edly receive some compensation for
his disabled hand.
On account of provisions in the
city charter in regard to fixing sal
ary of city marshal and others at the
January meeting, marshal Crooks
has been instructed to put in bill
monthly for extra time as nigh
watchman, with regular salary a:
! fixed at the January meeting.
!. Henry Kuck and family wer'
pleasantly surprised on Tuesda,
evening of last week, by an invasion
of nearly forty of their neighbour
and friends who came upon them t.
express regret over their expected
departure, and best wishes for thei
future. The manifestations of goo'
will iG a social way we're kept up t
quite d late hour, and the visit wi
be long remembered by the family
Rev. William Wilkinson favore
the congregation of the church {
the Holy Communion with numbe
, OF excellent discourses last weel
On Friday evening he advance
| some valuable thoughts in regar
3 to the influence of education upO
! crime, his illustrations and statistic
going to show that mere learnin
does not necessarily make mankin
moral, and that education withol
training in neral responsibility
of doubtful value. We trust thu
t Mr.. Wilkinson may favor our cit
t with another visit.
Mrs. III. e. Ackmann, assisted b
Mrs. Apitz, entertained a happ
company of very young ladies las
Saturday, in honor of Zina Acl
mann S birthday. The company il
j cluded the Misses Mildred Aiker
Alice Barnes, Marion Bowers
Dorothy Dornberg, Helen Everett
Lora Francois, Alice and Margare
}, Hessian, Nellie Johnson, Nelli
Knox, Pearl Leffingwell, Agne
Lam0erton, Ella Mason, Meng
Martie. Abbie Peavey, Coral Post
Alta Stegner, Vesta Small, Ad
and Flossie Tenney. Beth Tomp
lkins and Lois Warner.