The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12

lite Falls last week, returning with.
| W H. on Monday
The sky looks bluer, the sun shines:
brighter, a feeling Of youth and strength.
.creeps over the soul after taking Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Madison
Medicine Co. 335 cts. !.
Howard Homer of North Red
wood was transacting business in
1.St. Paul on Friday and Saturday of
last week, returning over the North
western Sunday.
Miss G. Sample expects to remove
her millinery stock some time the
coming week, into the. building on
Washington street occupied by A..
w. Bager as a cigar store. The
latter is going out Of business.
Mesdames Barackman, Tompkins.
and Aiken will serve supper in the
lecture room of the church Friday.
evening, Feb. 18th, beginning at
$50 o clock. A cordial invitation
is extended tosour church people,
Deputy Grand Master g. S. Eh1e
has been aiding the local Workmen
| for several days past, and the latter
expect to graduate a class Of about
| 80 new members some time next
month The occasion will be cele-3
| brated with a banquet. and suitable
exercises.
Standing room only describes
the status of the late comers to the
Forum Monday evening. The.pro-
gram as heretofore announced was
adhered to, with the substitution of
Judge Chadderdon G for A.. M. Welles,
who was not present. There was
scarcely dullsminute from start to
finish. the speakers all being thor
oughly aroused and on their lnettle.
At the annual meeting of the
| Flora creamery association last Sat
urday, a very satisfactory report
was rendered by Secretary F. NJ.
iShoemaker and dividend of 30
per cent. declared on all paid up
stock. The total receipts from all
sources was $l7. .5l4. 26, and the av-
erage price paid for butter fat 81
cents. The report in full is crowd
ed over Until next issue.
A. ID. Stewart was attending a
meeting of mutual fire insurance
company representatives at st. Paul
during portion of last week. Mr..
/ Stewart was an attendantat the ses-
sion of the committee on taxes and
tax laws Wednesday, and was not
only interested in the speeches, but
concluded that every person, before
expressing an opinion on the code,
should. give it a thorough study.
James W. Marvin of Johnsonville
township, and Martin Hanson,
formerly of that township, but now
residing near Hinckley, Pine coun-
ty, we're in ST. Paul last week. Mr..
Hanson was en- route to Canada,
, where he will look over the land in
that country. He likes the coun-
try around Hinckley, although ad.
mitting that the clearing Of land fol
farm purposes is hard work.
Miss Nellie Z. Coffey of this city
and Mr.. John E. Casey of Franklin:
we're married last Thursday, at the
residence OF the brides parents, or
Second street, Rev. FIR. Jas. ]
Woods officiating. The wedding
was a private one, only the near
relatives of the bride and groom be.
ing in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs
Casey departed for their future
home in Wood Lake the day follow
ing the wedding. Mr.. Casey being
employed there IN q general mer
chandise establishment.
A progressive cinch party was
given at the home of Miss Mabe
Mckay last Wednesday evening
about 36 young people being pres
ent. The decorations were greatly
admired, red and white being tht
prevailing colors, the floral display
being in carnations Of those colors
d and even the refreshments worked
out in the same color scheme. Miss
Edna Race was the winner Of ths
head prize and Miss Lucy Rowe Of tht
trophy at the other end Of the class
4 Jos. Fischer and p. Farrell arr
the new secretary nd treasure
respectively. Of St. Cathrrine'
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