The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-06
REDWOOD FALLS.

farewell reception was rendered Mr.
and MIS-, II. N: Bell by Charity Chapter
NO. 3d. Order of the Eastern Star, at the
Masonic hall Monday evening"
Wednesday the Methodist church gave
It's annual reception and entertainment
to it's congregation. Dinner AMI supper
were served and a programme was rem
dered, both in the afternoon and even
Mrs r. D. Eaton, of Minneapolis. is
visiting with Mrs. James Aiken
John B. Thompson vas apprehended
here by w. B. Cremint, a Chicago de-
tect5ye; Mr. Thompson is a travelling
| agent for the Keystone Watch Case COM
| pany and had inappropriately disposed
| of some of the companyS money.
Thomas A. WOODS, of st. Paul, was
the guest of his brother Rev. J. ]. Woods
| last week.
Miss Florence j. King left here Thurs
day for Minneapolis, where she will visit
a few weeks with friends.
Rev. Henry GOodacre preached a fare
We'll sermon Sunday. Mr.. GOodacre left
this week for Flora, Ind, to which place
ne has been called as pastor of the First
Christian church.
State Representative James A. Larson
of Walnut Grove, spent a few days in
town this week.
The Misses Laura and June Woodward
are the guests Of their sister, Mrs
Franklin j. Barackman.
Three cows and a bull, sent by Joseph
Tyson, of the Glendale farm, to the
international fat stock show at Chicago,
Darwin Bigham, of Ivanhoe, arrived
here Saturday, and will spend a few
weeks visiting with his parents.
| Miss Myrtle Cooper spent a portion Of
! last week visiting with friends in Mime
apoliS.
Mrs. Kathrine Lunn left here Monday
| for Fremont, Neb., where she will spend
several weeks visiting with her sister,
| Mrs. Hewitt.
Mrs. E. Blan1enburg, of Springfield, ar
rived here this week, and will visit a
short time with the family Of H. Their
". A McBurney spent a few days Of
last week with friends in Minneapolis
Mrs. F. A. Gray has returned from her
Twin Cities.
A. M. Kvello, Of Lisbon, N. D., visited
a few days Of last week with the family
| Of J; P. Cooper, while on his way to
Miss Hazel Aunne has been visiting
with Miss Fanny Jacobs, of Madison.
| H. L. Beecher, of New Ulm, spent
| few days of last week with relatives at
George and Lester Need, of Marshall,
are visiting with their brother, c. w.
| Need.
Peter S. Richard and Miss Mary E.
/ Halliday were united in marriage Tues
| day by Rev. ]. ]. Woods.
] Mrs. john Clark gave a supper to the
I ladies of the Christian church Wednes-
! day.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
| Mutual Fire Insurance company was held
! at the court house Saturday.
! Miss Della Perry left for her home in
Wykoff this week to spend short time
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Dennistoun are visit
| ing friends in Minneapolis.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bowers returned
| Thursday from their trip to the Twin
! Cities.
! The Modern Woodmen of America gave
a banquet to themselves and wives Fri
! day evening.
| Mr. and Mrs J. H. Baker have return
| ed from Waukon, Iowa.
! At the meeting Of the Forum, Rector
| William Mitchell read paper on why
Men Do Not Attend Church." which was
| discussed by Attorney c. T. Howard.
A meeting Of all the officials Of the
Gold starbeck banks was held here
Thursday. President w. H. Gold and
Cashier W: H; Wallace, of the local
| bank; H. n. ~Starbeck and f. Q. Gold,
| Of Renville; A. A. Bennett and Lew H.
| Wallace. of Vesta: F. w. Ortiz and Q.
! 7. Newhouse. of Wabasso, and A. h.
| Tasker, Of Albee, S. D., were present. A
| few of the officials were transferred to
| different points, and plans for the en-
| suing year were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence King nave re-
! turned from their brief wedding tour.
! Miss Carrie Isham visited at Willmar
| last week During the year 1901 there
! were filed 1856 instruments in the office
| of the register Of deeds.
Miss Nette Coffey returned from her
/ visit to Franklin.