The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-12

Don't forget That Man this
evening and tomorrow night.
Attorney q. I. Howard took a
trip to MiIbank, S. D., returning at
the end of last week.
The Enterprise saws that DR..
Birch had all the work he could at
tend to while at Echo.
Fred. Hanlon, advance man for
THAT Man, posted this town thor
oughly last Thursday and Friday
Last Thursdays Mankato Free
Press reported five new cases OF
small -pox in West Mankato, three
of them being in the Lobdell fam
lily.
Fully two hundred people dined
on chicken pie and other toothsome
ct ceteras at the church supper
last Friday night, netting over $40
to the Presbyterian church build
ingfund.
To-dav, at the residence of the
brides parents, will occur the mar
riage of Miss Julia Werder and Mr..
j. II. Sherman. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Werder Of this city.
Mesdames 3. l.. Wright, accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Yer
niu Engelhart. started for Sauk
Center last Thursday, where Mrs.
Wright's mother IS in a very feeble
state of health Mrs. Wright, who
has almost recovered from her i'll
ness of last summer. intends to stop
over with relatives at Minneapolis
and Shakopee on her return trip,
and will probably be away for sew
eral weeks.
A comedy and vaudeville com
pany called ''That Man. company,
showed at Esser's hall last even
ing. Their entertainment was sim
ply excellent, and we dare say that
Arlington has never had the oppor-
tunity of seeing and hearing a per-
formance more refined, and yet
amusing to ahysterical degree. The
nine novelties were all good features
and each responded to an encore.
Enterprise, Arlington.
The Quaker quartette company
passed through the city last Thurs
day, enroute to fill an engagement
at Morton. Two of the members of
the company are sons OF the famous
Baker family, which delighted low
ers of harmony in the good old days
following the civil war, dividing
honors with that other famous fam
lily, the Hutchinson's. An effort is
being made to get the organization
here some time next month.
Chauncey u. Barnes paid so to-
day for striking William L. Abbott
and discoloring the latter's eye,
says the ST. Paul Dispatch of March
9th. Both are printers in the Union
block, and their trouble arose out of
some disparaging remarks by Abb
bott about Barnes habits. AS
there was bad temper on both sides
the fine was made light. Abbott
will be remembered here as form
err printer in the Reveille Office.
An official circular from General
Passenger Agent x. B. Cults was
received by Agent Jones of the M.
& St. L. last Wednesday, stating
that the long-talked of extra train
service is to be put on that road
some time next month The plan
outlined by the general passenger
agent will be great boon to the
citizens of all NJ q st. L. towns.
This provides for a train leaving
Madison for Minneapolis at 4 clock
every morning, which would pass
through Redwood about $50 in the
morning, and arrive at Minneapo-
lis at about 9:45. Returning, pas
sengers would leave the latter city
at $50 in the afternoon, arriving at
Redwood about 8 in the evening,
and at Madison about 11:30. This
would mean that Redwood Falls
people may leave here in the morn
ing and get to Minneapolis about
10 o clock and after having eight
hours to do business there, return
here and be in their homes about
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