The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-30

city.
G. A. Neufert and wife left for
Minneapolis Friday morning to
spend several days with relatives
in that city.
Arthur Hornberg came up from
New Ulm last Thursday evening,
ADD visited over Christmas with w.
f. Mailer and family.
The Misses Madge and Rose
Thomas of Lake Crystal have been
spending the holidays with the
family of John Thomas.
E. f. Lentz and family came down
from Brookings, S. D., last Friday
afternoon and have since been visit
ing with w. R. Caswell and wife,
John P. Schumacher came up
from his studies at Hamline univer-
sity last week and will visit with
relatives and friends until next
Monday.
Joseph Fountain and wife left
Friday morning for Minneapolis,
where Mr.. Fountain visited until
Monday. Mrs. Fountain will re
main there this week.
Mrs. James Arnoldis in St. Luke S
hospital, St. Paul, where she is
slowly recovering from the effects
of an operation. Mr.. Arnold was
with her on Christmas and is
pleased with the progress.
The court house officials remem
bered Fay Robinson, the .janitor,
last Thursday afternoon. On his
overcoat hook in the commissioner
room he found suit of clothes with
the compliments of the season from
the court house boys pinned on the
coat.
Hugh Peavey came up from Hut
Crimson, Kansas, last Thursday to
spend the holidays with relatives in
this city. Hugh states that Hut
Crimson is thriving, and that the
firm with which he is
connected is keeping pace with the
city.
On January I, 8 and 8, 1904, the M.
& st. Louis will sell round trip tickets
to Portland. Ore, at one fare for the
round trip; limit for return, January
81. Tickets good going via ST. Paul and
northern lines, returning through Og-
den, Denver, ETC., or vice versa. Tick
cts also on sale with privilege of re-
through San Francisco and |
Los Angeles, at very small additional
charge. See agents for particulars, or
address A. B. Cults, 6. P. & Il. a., MIN
Mimi. 2. Ut
The marriage of Hans Friis of |
this city to Miss Martha, daughter
Of Mr.. ond Mrs. G. G.. Bell of Delhi
township, was solemnized at the |
home of the brides parents on
noon of last week, Rev. G. !
G. Adams of the Presbyterian
church of Delhi, officiating. About
% guests were present. A we'd
ding breakfast was served. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Friis will be at home in
Redwood Falls after Jan. 9Th. Mr..
Friis is in the employ of J. W. Fer
ris and is one of the active young
men of the city.
The w. G. T. U. met with Mrs.
Chadderdon last Tuesday. The
principal topics of the session were
a paper by Mrs. Shier on The !
Consumption of Alcohol and Absin-
the in France, and very practi-
cal and interesting talk given by
Miss Rowlatt of London, England,
on The Care of the Sick Miss
Rowlatt has had large experience
and gave much helpful Information
to her hearers. Money was voted
to pay for floral tribute laid on the
casket of the late ]. P. Jones, an
honorary member of the Union.
Charles Kimball, the Sleepy Eye
barber, who created such sensa-
ton iE that town several months
ago, in shooting affair, was found
guilty of assault in the second de-
gree by Brown county jury on
Thursday last, and Judge Weber
sentenced him to four and a half
years in the peniteptiary. Five
years is the maximum allowed by
law. Kimball took his sentence
without any great show of emotion,
it seems to him pretty
stiff Spntpnco He ic not in tho