The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-06


last Tuesday evening.
Attorney ). H. Bowers was at
tending meeting the school trus-
tees OF the state at St. Paul during
the early portion of the week.
Attorney d. A. Stuart Of Win
dom, formerly of this city, was at
tending the meeting Of the county
attorneys at ST. Paul during the
early portion of last week.
Ell. NJ. Hitchcock was attending a
meeting OF the state board of optome-
try at st. Paul last week. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Gretchen, who will visit with friends
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis for a
week or more.
The dancing cards were double
for New Year. On Thursday eve
ming the younger element of the
smart set gave a dancing party,
which was well attended, and on
the following evening the regular
club dance occurred, with large at
tendance.
Mrs. Matilda Liebenguth and
nephew, Alfred A. Jaehning. came
up from New Richland on Tuesday
of last week, the former to visit for
some time with her mother and
other relatives at this place, and
the latter to visit with his brother,
George A. Jaehning and family.
]. v. McGetrick came up from
Minneapolis last Wednesday after
noon and spent several days visit
ing with his mother and other rela-
tives in this Ecity. Jack isl get
ting along nicely in the horse bust
ness in that city, and his patrons in
clude the wealthy people of the
SawdusNCity.
The weather of Tuesday of last
week was exceptionally cold, and a
keen northwest wind ,fmade the cold
felt all the more sharply. At 8
o'clock Tuesday evening it was nine
degrees below zero, but at j clock,
is was only seven, showing modera-
ton. Wednesday morning dawned
bright and clear with the thermome-
ter above zero.
The cold storage house was still
receiving lot Of live poultry dur
ing the past week. The prices paid
were not as high as before the holt
day season opened, only five cents
per pound being paid for chickens,
six cents for ducks and geese, and
eight for turkeys. Manager Mel
ges has crew OF men at work pick
ing the birds as fast as they are
brought in.
Patrick Hart and family returned
to their home in West Superior,
Wis, on Monday Of last week. Mr..
Hart and son have good positions
in the machine shops at that place.
Mr. Hart stated to GAZETTE repor-
ter, before leavingshere, that Mrs.
Hart left the citysby way Of the lake
for Redwood Falls, on the advice of
la physician, who thought her life
might be prolonged. A brother of
Mrs. Hart was present at the funer-
al and returned.with Mr.. Hart and
family.
Mankato Free Press: Invitations
have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Harriet Harris, daughter
of David Harris of this city, and
Mr.. Charles f. Barnum of Redwood
county. The marriage will take
place at the lold homestead in Cam
bria at noons Wednesday, and Rev.
E. L. Heermance will pronounce the
service. tt is expected that about
hundred invited guests will be
present. Mr.. Baruum attended the
commercial college couple of years
ago, and then formed the acquain-
lance of the young lady who will
preside over.his destinies.
Rev. John B. Renville, the Indian
missionaryGwhose history is so
closely connected with Renville
county, passed away at his home in
Big Coulee, S. d., on Sunday morn
ing, Dec. 20, 1908, aged over Y
years. He was the first Sioux In
dian to become minister, having
been ordained at Mankato, Mimi,
in 1866 and was pastor of Ascension
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