The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

Wednesday and spent Christmas
with his family.
H. a. Baldwin and ] A. johnson
went to st. Paul Saturday morning,
returning in the evening.
Miss Della Perry came over from
Tracy Christmas evening and spent
a few days with Mrs. Dolly Morti-
mer.
Paul Mccoy and wife spent Christ
mas with Mrs. McCoy's S parents,
VIM. Smith and wife, returning
to Fargo Friday.
Miss Clara Wilson came down
from Tyler aud Miss Emily Wilson
Of Ft. Ridgely spent their holidays
at the farm home east of town.
Zoe Chadderdon, who recently
went to Window, is coaching the
basket ball team Of the Window high
school, during the absence of one of
the teachers.
John p. Schumacher came up from
HamIine early last week. and will
remain here until Saturday or Sun
cay. MIR Sch humacher is student
at Hamline college.
For the National live stock con
vention at Kansas City on Jan. II
and 13 the North western system
offers a very low rate with an ex-
tremeu return limit allowed
| Prof. A. A. Lyman came down
from Inkster, South. Dakota, last
Wednesday, and spent few days
with his parents here. Prof Ly-
man states that he has an excellent
school at lnkster.
Word was received here last Sat
urday morning of the demise of Mrs.
G. Hartman OF St. Paul the evening
before as the result of dropsy. Mrs.
Hartman was an early friend of Mrs.
R. Schmahl Of this city, and has Wis
tied with the latter here on one or
two occasions.
The subject of Presiding Elder
Bull S lecture at the NJ E. church
to-right will be "The Weather. It
is humorous SUBJECT and the lee
ture has the endorsement Of several
members OF the pulpit, as well as
laYmen,. That the audience will be
humorously entertained there will
be no doubt.
Hon. James a. Larson and Attor-
ney W. g. Owens headed bunch
of Walnut Grove citizens who came
over from that town Saturday even
ing to take in the work of the eu,
campment at this place, a number
of them being candidates. They all
| returned home on the North western
Sunday afternoon.
The members of Redwood Falls
Lodge No. AZ. Knights of Pythias.
will give an entertainment at their
! ball this evening commencing at s
o clock sharp. A program Of music.
recitations and other things, will be
followed by supper at 10 o'clock
! There will be dancing from II to i
o'clock. The invitations have bee.t
sent to all Knights, their wives o.;
ladies. and Rath bone Sisters, then
husbands or escorts, together wit b
visiting guests.
Olivia Review r. w. Kniss,
brought back from Washington {,
answer to the charge OF forgery, ap
peared in the court Dec. 90 anC
asked to be given until the frs
day of the May term of court t
I plead The court granted him tht
! time and remanded him to the Vel
low Medicine county Jail to avail
trial. It is understood that al
officer from Redwood county was il
this city a day or two last weel
laying for the prisoner in cas-
he had secured his release through
some trivial technicality, as is fre
quently the case. 1t is quite evi
dent. however, that Mr.. Kniss is VI
, against the real thing.
The marriage of Miss Edyth'
!, Euretta daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Harris Peavey, residing northwes
, OF the city, to Lonnie F. White
. foreman of the McHenry, South Da
kota, Tribune. was solemnized a
t the home of the brides parents
commencing at 10:30 0 clock Christ
t mas morning. the Rev. g. W. Lutz
pastor of the NJ E. church of thi
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