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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
GIove jz1nts for the 5zollauus.

Gloves are articles that, while
especially suitable for holiday gifts.
are al the same time always IN sea-
son
This winter or stock Of gloves Of
both fabric and k!o is particularly
serviceable, whether it's a chi,d's
mitten at lOc or the La Tosca kid
ct 81. 90.
A very mannish cove is the Eng
iish Waking Glove at Sl.O0.
Inc harne,s sewn outer seam gives
It Just enough Of the masculine ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

from the staple TuAedos to the new
hemstitched Hermann effects, IL
yards long.
New Jabots, Coke Feather and
Ostrich Boas.
Ruff OF al kinds, in black, white and
evening co o-S
New B4rthas, with the panel effects,
and q comp etc line OF Aut mobile Ties
in only the newest ~-eerlons.
As an example of quality and
price Of the new goods we have q
Lace Collar for Sl.OO. in butter and
ecru. that we regard as the equal OF
anything we have had for 81. SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
\ Dacemh T r.de.

The wedding date OF Miss Hennagham
Watkins Spilman and Mr.. Otto Theo-
dore Hess. OF Nsw York. IS announced
Cor December 30th.
Miss Spi.man. who is the daughter o.
Mrs. Henningham Lyons Sp!lman and
the great granddaughter c. Judge James
Lyons, OF this city. is one OF the most
attractive and beloved among the youns
society girls of Richmond. Great inter
est is being felt in the wedding by Rich-
mend and New York people. It was ex-
rected that Miss Grace Shields, who has
been abroad with her mother since the
early summer. would be home in time to
n,Gke one OF the members OF Miss Spill
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eight Usiqtt c5psrf Cloths

In tan shades have been very popu-
lar this season, and their very popu-
larity has made them pretty hard 10
get at times. We have d limited
numb T of them just put on sale to-
day-l9 in. long, straps of self
material, ve'vet collar. lined with
the handsomest kind Of satin and
elegantly tailored throughout. only
$1,000. Never had a better ten
dollar value in short jacket.
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All l-ool Eerseys 55.e5.

Does this surprise you2 Coats
this price are not usually all WOO.
neither would this one be If II wash
garment worm IS so. but SPECIAL
purchases means speclai prices.
Finely tailored, hared s.eev2s and
lined with good satin.
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Rn Exceeding y p-essy Goat

Is an al wool Kersey-Two box p'eats,
DO h III back AMI fro t, AMI finished with
straps of sell material, VIA guarantee the
satin INN. in the coat 10 be OF the best
Turned back, stitched cuff and trimmed
with handsome pear buttons. $500.
Not better coat in Richmond
for this price and we don't think
there's as many as good as this one
for fifteen dollars.
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Prospective Meddinq.

NC WeooilS OF MISS julia Morris. OF
No. 412 West Main Street. to,Hr. Brice
Curd will bs solemnized quietly in the
home Of the bride December goth. with
only 2 few friends and relatives to wit
ness the ceremony the bride and groom,
leaving for Northern tour immediately
afterward Miss Morris and her fancs
are both well known and very popular
Clubs aud SoCiet es.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet at noon to-day in the
| Confederate Museum.
Personal Mention.
Mrs Minor Davis. Of Lynchbu-s. IS
visiting her family in the West End
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephenson Neil
waine are expected to return from their
bridal trip and visit DR.. McIlwatne az
Hampden-sidney this week.
Mr. and Mrs. stapleton Gooch. OF
Louisa. are with NJ. and Mrs. William
Gooch. OF South Third Street. Mr.. Cocoa
came to Richmond to seek medical ad-
vice. and has been quite III since reach
Ing here.
Miss Annie Price Of fredericksburg.
is visiting relatives IN Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bas0y. the president
Of the Hollius Alunlnae Association has
been very successful in raising funds for
a memorial to DR.. Charles L: Cooke. for
many years the hnnored head OF that
educational Institution
Mrs. James W. Pegrarn and Miss LII
lie Pegraun are visiting the Misses Block
nall, Of Butte Street. Norfolk.
AT the presentation Of The opera
..EIofsc" in the Norfolk Academy OF
Music last evening for the benefit Of
the Lee Rifles. one scene represented
the forest near Jamestown. and another
the receptfon-roor in George Anderson's
mansion at Jamestown.
Miss Ruth Hrrrtson has just returned
from a visit to her friend Miss Quarles. at
Bowling Green Academy.
Mrs. I. o. Kent. Of Charlottesville
will come to Richmond this week for
treatment from DR.. Jacob NnchauI.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ". Paulett ., Farm
vile. are the guests Of friends in Rich
nond.
Mr.. W. H. Rhodes. 0, cartersril1a.
Va. who has been in Richmond for sew
eral days. has left for home.
DR. Mcclure Newton has returned from
an extensive western tour. which he
took in the private car Of his brother.
Mr.. j. B. Newton. of Knoxville. Tenn.
Other members OF the party were Mrs.
j. B. Newton and Mrs. Neal, OF Knox
VILE The itinerary included stops at
the principal western cities and ten davs
spent at Santa Monica on the Calf
fornia coast. The vacation proved both
enjoyable and beneficial for Dr.. Mcclure
Mrs Robert Kosher and Miss Ellie
Boshar are spending some time in New
York city
The friends and patrons OF Richmond
Female Seminary arc cordially invited to
be present at the Christmas recital. De
camber 18th. from to 10 P. NJ It will
take place in the seminary chapel.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
last afternoon with Mrs. Z. T D Myers,
Jr, Mrs. sniIman and Mrs. Carroll max
ing the highest score.
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MIS-. Connuest's Tea.

Mrs 2 L. Conquest entertained yesteT-
day from to F. NJ in honor of her
friends, Mrs c. NJ Furman. OF New
York and Mrs. B. Thorpe. OF Woodbury.,
n J.
Pretty and tasteful decorations were il
white and green. white roses and maiden
hair ferns forming the center piece OF
the tea table. Mrs. Conquest was gowned
IN gray crepe. with white chiffon yoke
Mrs F'urnan had on black lace over
white silk and Mrs. Thorpe wore pearl
g1ay silk hernani over gray liberty silk.
Mrs Henry Ha-wood was very pretty in
white etan.ine. with Intersections Of Wo.te
lace.
Mrs. $. H. HAYES poured Chocolate,
Mrs. Il. \. ellis coffee ard Mrs =. D.
Aylett tea Other ladies assisting we're
Mrs. 0. H Funston. Mrs. s. T Cruclp.
Mrs. Carter Scott. Mrs. C. c. BOsher
and Mrs r H Harwood.
among the callers were Miss ". j,
Baughman, Miss Werth. Mrs. J. c. Iia-
gan. Mrs. J. w. Gordon Miss e. L, Miner,
Miss :. P. Gibson. Miss Gibson. Miss
Parker. Miss c. NJ Knox. Mrs c. sei1ea.
Hiss = c. Fletcher. Miss NJ G. Berry,
Mrs P Cooke. Mrs. 5. T. Martin. Mrs.
C. w VIM, Mrs. L. Dawson, Miss We'll!
torc. Mrs. w. W. Tudor, Miss T. L. Wal
lace. Mrs. C. P. Halves, Mrs. Z. T. Crura2,
Miss E. T. Clarke. Miss :. Baylor. Miss
a N. Minor. N-S. }. =. O2SH!e!!. MIS-.
Philip Taylor Mrs. =. L. Wexford, Mrs
+. NJ Smith, u, Mrs. y. 4. Savage.
Airs. 3. T. Crua2p, Mrs. J. S. Latham,
Mrs j. S. Harwood. Mrs. >. n. Lyon.
Mrs. F. r. Deane. Miss N. c. Darlington.
Madan,e and Miss Guillaurn7. Mrs. J. 2.
IIurvie. Mrs. J. T. Ellyson, Miss Timber
lake, Mrs c. r. Cannon. Mrs. II. ".
Taylor. Miss Wallace. Mrs H. c. Rely,
Miss Gordon. Miss F. T. Bidgood, Mrs
z l. Benliss, Mrs. ]. 5. Lighrtoot, Mrs.
]. Michaux. Mrs. f. T. Hunter. Mrs. II.
". Hazard. Miss Bosher. Mrs. ]. H
Blair. Mrs. c. E. Whtlock Miss NJ Cary
Laws. Mrs. J. NJ. Burial. Mrs. II. c..
Johnston, Mrs. G. l. Fender. Misses
Moore, Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor. Ms. J. =.
Coke, Mrs. G. v. Lewis. Miss Lewis,
MIS-. W. T. Robins, Mrs. w. c: Bentley,
Mrs. c. E. Boiling Mrs. t. Is. jannr.-.
Mrs j. y. Upshur. Mrs. ". NJ Cary.
MIS- 3 H Berry and others.
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Canales III tic Christmas Store.

One Of the very late arrivals IS
called the New Wrinkle
Composed Of mo.asses. popcorn,
cocoanu,s and peanuts and YOU could
eat pound of II without discomfort.
Taste once and you !! want more.
V-ry light and very dainty an !.
like all our ca dies, is absolutely
pure. fec pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
A n abs Ark Party.

Mrs. Richard 7. Wilson, one OF the
most delightful hostesses in Richmond,
and one noted for clever and unique de-
VICES in her methods CT entertaining,
gave d NOans ark card party last eve
ming at SIS o'clock, TO winch a number
OF her intimate friends were hidden, and
Which proved one of the most brilliant
successes Of the season.
Mrs Wilson had sent to Baltimore and
procured a numuer OF ingenious NINA
ture arks, the tops OF which could be
removed at pleasure. The game was
scored with animals. which were drop
ped n the ark one by one as the players
progressed Mrs. Wilson's parors were
rest tastefuliy adorned with crimson
carnations, Christmas berries, running
pine and ferns.
\ delicious supper after the game was
served in courses. the ices taking the
shap pes of various animals.
The first iadys prize was a lovely HIN
doc female head of Oriental workman
snip A Japanese bowl fell to the lot
OF the lady taking second honors- An
extremely pretty mayonaise set consti-
tuted the third prize, and a frog, as he
a counting went" was the BOBBY
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Wilson'S hos
pitalitv were: Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, Mrs. r carter
Scott Mrs. Leroy Roper, Mrs. Johh "
Farland Mrs a. B. Blair, Mrs. George
Elliott, Mrs. Aston Cabell. Mrs. Adot-
pfus Blair, Mrs. William NJ TaIia ferro,
Mrs. William Broome, Mrs. Edmund
benson, Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough,
Mrs. John Cullen, Mrs. Edgar lafferty,
Mrs Garrett Wall Mrs. f. 3. Thcma-
son. Mrs. Hardin Burnley. Mrs. John D
Blair, Miss Lucy c. Bridges, Miss Flea
ner Tree. Miss Gertrude Cist of Ctncin-
ma IL; Miss Courtney Bridges, Miss Evelyn
Bridges. Miss Mollie Wallace. Miss
Lucy Wallace. Miss George Wilson and
Mrs Alan Lyon,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
CITY HALL. COURTS
New Trunk Factory Granted Charter
Yesterday Afternoon,

feStSTdaY AFTERNOON
Judge Wexford, Of the City Circuit
Court. granted a charter OF incorpora-
ton yesterday afternoon to the Gal.
braith Trunk Company, which is formed
tor the manufacture OF trunks. valises
ana satchels.
The stock OF the company is placed at
$1,000 minimum and 5000 maximum. to
be divided into shares Of $40 each.
The officers are; y. l.. Thomas. presi-
dent; w J. Galbraith, Jr.. secretary and
treasurer who. with S. W. Norrnent aEd
G. Galbraith, will constitute the Boa ID
OF Directors for the first year.
At the request of the defendant in the
case OF c. Il. Brown against the Rich-
mcnd Passenger and Power Company, Il
special jury has been ordered by Judge
Wexford for the City Circuit C6urt to-
day
The jury In the case Of Ul,man and
Company against G. E'urrillo. which case
was tried yesterday morning in the City
Circuit Court, rendered verdict for
S226.
..dfIena Meade secured a divorce IN the
law and Equity Court YESTERDAY altar
neon from her husband, Marx Meade
me divorce was secured on tbs ground
% deserr[on
II the Chanoery Court yesterday AZ
re~aoon. Abner c. Goode qualified as ad-
--,inist~ator OF Virginia Young. deceased.
Blanche Booker. co!orad. or two cases
~ merit larceny. was given six months
an6 fifteen days respectively IN the
ETusrirgs Courr. and James Bullock and
~,9ude White were given fifteen days
Zach Tor petit larceny.
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pearancet to make il desirable glove
for outdoor wear.
Another dollar Glove and, in fast. we
bel, We the best sl.0J ure slove 10 b
iopnd anywhere IS The Yale. :"
ia ding il r = gool many wears
back has convinced,u us OF this latteriact.
4 glove that we will guarantee for
good service a Sl.25 is the Royal"
full p!que, ii al The .eatlng SHADES.
For 81 k fabric glove the Vega
is decidedly the leader. We have
il in white and al the desirable
shades, SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
E h earth los Q

Moracon Tribe OF Red Men vii ca'e-
hrate its tenth anniversary or the ISL?
s.esp. G. 5. D. I'll AL Red Men are in
Vi. ed
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Rain Goats

That would have kept you dry while
It rairei this week, and comfortable
after the weather turned cod. Ihey
always look well. "ESonnettes
from 5000 upwards.
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mo 7te Carlos at $3.50.

We mean, of course, the par
ticular Monte Carlos we are selling.
Same coat is SIS 50 right here in Rich
mcnl in otter stores sc ing lois OF
them in our wrap department, bat we're
Getting plenty in to take their places.
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Bar Associate

The quarterly meeting OF me Hienm one
par Association will be held IN Ihs :! .S
nay, next Wednesday afternoon az -"
clock.
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-Four dollars is no little sum to
save on a coat ike this. Lined with
q splendid quality OF satin that we Il
guarantee to wear. Double inverted
pleat, turn back cuffs and shaped
collar.
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Aou,N Hsed 0hese Coats at 0m>
Special I>vces.
coa,s for $40. 90. Gsor'h SIS 90

A 2o-inth 81 IT coat to-day .or $1,000
III It w KNOW zC,I FIR s. 500 n other p aces
tor the coat naker nude and sod The to
retu At II prize
All NO i K rsev hand Somely tailored in
Balk Castor and Tan. SJm W III Slot
seams. Chance nov before Christmas to
save S. 90 on tln- garment.
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Tuckahoe Tribe. No los. / O. f. "
viii meet tonight for the purpose Q
.iacrioe officers Tor the ensuing year.
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Miller & Rhoads.
WEATHER FORECAS7-Fob; Light northwest Oi1d
Christmas H7essaqes
from Ou1 Ua1zous. Departments

Seat parts BY system of oesss
better and also than hat
Of distinguished Italian.
central point and their contents published
these kilograms always seems to
r.
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Chocolate Nougats for toc pound,
usually sold for 25c.
Delicious Chocolate Caramels for
Csc.
We've seen candy at 40c that
wasn't as good.
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mans bridesmaids. but lstter received
from her q few days since stated that
she contemplated remaining IN Paris un-
I'll next sDrine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

i: the Chancery Court yesterday AZ
re~noon. Abner c. Goode qualified as i'd
-,inist~ator Of Virginia Young. deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
The
Mans Corner
Saturday, 9th.

Just word today about spec
ial line Of Csc Neckwear that we
carry.
We bought it from house that
never makes anything belowa SOC
article.
The materials are .identically the
same as in the SOC ties.
We bought in large quantities to
get them at all, and this high grade
Z5c Neckwc is confined exclt.~
s!vcly to or house in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
EOLEES BILL UP.

The bill Of Mr.. Folkes. adversely re-
ported from the Committee on Agr!cul-
ture providing for selni-nonthly pay
nents OF laborers at mines and factories
was called up. and Mr.. Baker OF Ches-
terfleld. took the floor to move an
amendment. Mr.. Baker spoke for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Christmas Sale.

On Thursday. December 18th. e sale
of fancy articles. for the benefit CT. the
Annie Bruce Page cot at the lelt=iirg
Arms Hospital, was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Otway S. Allen, OF No.
II North Sixth Street.
In spite of the inciement weather many
well known people were present. anx-
ious to secure novel and pretty Christ
mas gifts. great variety OF choice
articles was offered. several Of the Ia
dies interested having just returned
from their winter shopping in New
York. and having many dainty novel
ties. to offer for sale in behalf of this
worthy coo1rity. The appreciation felt
evidenced tho fact that long before
the sale closed everything had been dis
posed OF and generous sum realized.
Among the members OF this circle of
the Kings Daughters are Mrs. E. T. D.
Myers, Jr.. Mrs. Andrew H Christian.
Jr.. Mrs. Arthur Selden. Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Carter. Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs.
H Landon CabeIl, Mrs. ". R Trigg.
Mrs. E. L. Ben1iss. Mrs. ". Waller
Morton. Mrs. James ". Allison. Mrs.
Otway S. Allen, Mrs. Charles U. Viii
lians, Mrs. Thomas Atkinson and Mrs.
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: 2-CL-R


hzt ana n : mir
contributed $, = 70
r immediate wants
re pledge before
9th the father and
things would be
and t1s children
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Soclnl, and
Personal.

MISS ElO!Se Bruce, the C2uSHLS1 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Bruce. who has
lately returned from a course OF study
in the best New York and Philadelphia
art schools. has gotten out Virginia
calendar with quotations from Virginia
authors. Miss Mary Johnston. Miss
Ellen Glasgow. Mr.. Woodrow Wilson,
Father Tabb, Father Ryan. Colonel w
Gordon McCabe. Miss Anne Stegar Win
ston. Miss Mamie B. Winston. Miss
Maria Blair, Mr.. James Branch Caoell.
Miss Leila Caperton Stiles and Miss
Molly Elliott seawell being some OF the
many who have contributed to its
makeup.
The cover design is spray from TIE
Virginia creeper. There are six illustra-
tons. all OF them showing darby char
acter.stics, with darby figures in The
foreground. For instance, dusky little
'Topsy" holds an Umbrella over her
nInny comes to grief for eating green
apples In May and June. 4 taria-lcn
OF: the same individual holds htga car
nival with the watermelon for ] lily and
August. The 'darky at a Concentrating
bee is embIematic OF September arL, &C.
tober. A comfortable old nanny stands
with a turkey in her hand for the
Thanksgiving and Christmas months.
The calendar will be placed on sale to-
day. and will excite no little interest.
both on account OF Miss Cruces t'evcr-
ness and talent. and because II IS n
exposition Of Virginia literary ability
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs stapleton Gooch. OF
Louisa. are with M and Mrs. William
Gooch. OF South Third Street. Mr.. GoocF
came to Richmond to seek medical ad-
vice. and has been quite III since reach
Ing here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

Mrs L o. Kent. Of Charlottesville
will come to Richmond this week 70
trea tment from DR.. Jacob Nichau1.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Minor Davis. OF Lynchours.
visiting her family in the West End
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs John Stephenson Nell
waine are expected to return from their
bridal trip ard visit DR.. McllWaias az
Hampden-Sidney this week.
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r--r -y-7r vas sent down to- cs~
+avz az rhs c-e-ge u beng : rsg
Doctor Robinson tcolorsd1 was charged
win beating James 0'dr.6se. bur /.
tl.--ad out 70 be Understanding
and ,.s payment o costs settled rhs
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Miss Ruth Morrison has just returned
from a visit to her friend Miss QuarIes. al
Bowling Green Academy
The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-15
Sheriff's Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
u sued out OF and under the seal of the
District Court. in and for the county of Red
men 81 an1 upon ud
Court on the 22d day of September A. D.
1902. in an action wherein William John
was plaintiff and John Dolliver and Patrick
Curtin were defendants, in favor of the said
plaintiff, and against the said defendants.
for the sum of two hundred eighty-tWo and
45-1OO dollars, which execution was direct
ed and delivered to me as sheriff in and for
the said county OF Redwood, have this 3Oth
day of September, "A: D. 1902, levied upon
all the right. title and interest of the said
defendant, Patrick Curtin, in and to the fol-
loving described e; s, real I property; to-wit:
OF lot two (2. and southwest quarter (sw1d)
OF the northwest quarter (nw14) and lots
three and four in section seventeen Q7).
thirty-eight and the east half (e1a) of the
northeast quarter (ne4), except creamery
and railroad, and lots one and two, except
railroad, and lots three and tour, except
the southwest quarter (sw14j. and the south
east quarter seq of section twenty (2O),
township one hundred eleven 11D range
thirty-eight (3s), all lying and being in the
county of Redwood and State of Minne-
sofa.
Notice is hereby given, That I, the under
signed. as sheriff as aforesaid will sell the
above described real property to the highest
bidder for cash: at public auction, at the
front door Of the court house, in the city of
Redwood Falls. in the county of Redwood.
and State of Minnesota, on the 10Th day Of
NovemDet, ~ IN r. "A: - D. 1902 at II o'clock a. m. of
gether with the interest and costs thereon
Dated al the city of Redwood Falls. Minne-
sotd' this 3otn day of September. A: D 1902.
Sheriff of Redwood County Minnesota
f. S BROWN.
Plaintiffs Attorney SIT
The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-15
The annual Odd Fellows ball will

The annual Odd Fellows ball will
be given on Thanksgiving eve, Nov.
26th.
A 10-lb. girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Kumm last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Rowe leave
tomorrow for Washington, where
they will spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Buxton.
There will be special business at
the meeting of the Redwood lodge
of Odd Fellows next Saturday even
ing. and every member is urged to
be present.
The St. Veronica Guild meets to-
morrow (Thursday) at the rectory.
Mesdames Chapman, Lines. Banks
and Luscher will entertain. Supper
at 6 clock. Gentleman invited to
tea.
Word was received here just as
The GAZETTE forms went to press
Tuesday, that an insane man near
Tracy had killed his wife and little
boy and finished the tragedy by
killing himself. Names and details
were not then obtainable.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-15
OVERFLOW LOCALS.
See Globe Kitchen Cabinet at your
first opportunity. 1O-3t.

See Globe Kitchen Cabinet at your
first opportunity. lost.
The Ladies' Mite society will
serve supper in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church Friday
evening, Oct. 18th, from 5 to s
o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Katharine Stewart and
Editor Francis S. Pollard of the
Morgan Messenger are to be mar
ried on Thursday of next week, Oct.
23d. The wedding will be in the
Presbyterian church at 10 O. clock a.
ln., the pastor, Rev. L. F. Badger,
officiating. No cards. The members
of THE GAZETTE staff will be par
doned for more than a conventional
interest in this announcements, from
the fact that both bride and groom
have been associated with them in
different capacities. For few years
the former was our entertaining
Red wood Falls township correspon-
dent, and for most of the time
during eight years Mr.. Pollard was
a trusted employee in The GAZETTE
printing Office.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-15
Notice for Publication.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, U. S.
- Land Office at Marshall, Minnesota,
October IL. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the district court at Red
wood Falls. Minn.. on Thursday, Nov. 27,
1902. viz: William Wolverton. Homestead
Application, No. 1907, for the NJ of sen
section IA, town Ill, north, range SO west,
5th P. Nj.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land viz: Daniel Notion, Frank
Notion. R. A. Duncan, w. P. Tenney, all of
Redwood Falls. MINI.
G. P. SHEPARD,
Register.