The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-08-26

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NAMED until Sunday evening.
VIM Aynesworth and wife OF
Minneapolis are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Brigham re-
turned home yesterday, after sew
eral weeks visit in st. Paul and
Mankato.
Mrs. S. LONG and Mrs. Bert.
Martin, mother and sister of Mrs.
w. N. Carter, are visiting with the
latter in this city.
Violations of the fishing and the
hunting laws have been reported to
the local deputy warden, who ex-
poets to make an arrest or two be-
fore long.
The scenery and settings for the
first part OF the Trousdale Bros.
Big Minstrels are new and very
novel and the first of it's kind ever
used by minstrel company.
Brigadier General Apitzs team
went up against Major Evans in
vincibles last Friday afternoon, and
the Major again walked off the dia-
mond as the bell COW, the score be-
ing 16 to Is in his favor.
For Sale-Winchester repeating shot
gun, take down, 1897 model with can
vas cover, recoil pad, reloading tools,
cleaning rod. Only been used few
times. At bargain. Call at office of
DR.. w. E. Belt.
Cashier H. A. Baldwin of the
First National bank was in St. Paul
and Minneapolis during the past
few days-looking over automobiles
with the view of getting one large
enough for himself and family.
A special session of the lower
house of the last legislature is called
for at the state fair grounds on Tues
day and Wednesday of next week
Julius A. Schmahl of this city is
down for the toast "My opinion Of
the Last Legislature.
The most servicable school shoes will
be found at Heilman & BisselI's.
A. G. Burmeister and H. A. Bald
win returned home Sunday after
noon, about $50 O'Clock, having
made the run from Minneapolis in
about Z hours on Mr. Baldwin s
newly purchased machine, "a red
devil of the latest and best type,
single-seated and finely upholstered
At the election of village officers
in North Red wood yesterday only
one ticket was offered and the par
ties whose names were presented
were elected Chas. Fleischer was
elected president of the council, and
Thos, Hoskins, A. g. Tradewell and
Ed. J. Davis were elected trustees,
J. R. Keefe, recorder, H. w. Shoe
maker treasurer and also Justice of
the peace and Allan Whitaker con-
stable.
The marriage of Miss Jennie G.
Quigley of Renville, quite well
known to residents of this city, and
Joseph Sandusky of Duluth was
solemnized at ST. James Catholic
church, Minneapolis, at 1880 clock
Thursday evening The bride, who
is sister of Mrs. J. A. McGettrick
Of this city, wore a gown Of pale
blue silk, trimmed with lace and
applique and carried bridal roses.
After luncheon at the home of A. j
Wilson, Sixth avenue south, the
couple left on a short bridal tour.
They will make their future home
on Sixth street, Duluth, after Sept.
Ist.
Smoke "Choice Puff" SC cigar AT
The Oard-Fenwick company is
composed of a group of ladies and
gentlemen who make excellent and
pleasing entertainers. During the
three performances of the company
at this place, commencing last
Thursday evening, they were greet
ed by fairly good houses, and all
who. witnessed the performances
united in saying that the company
was one of the very best that ever
appeared on the local opera house
stage. Each individual member
played his or her part we'll. The
band with the company played some
lively music each evening before
the show.