The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-09

w. r.. khODlnS0n was 10 OFdnlte
Falls during the early portion d
last week.
Lieut.. Bremmer of the Huron Sal
walton Army barracks arrived here
last week and will assist Capt.
Meyer with the work at this place
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Soaring at Mankato early
last week, according to advices re-
ceived by the family Of D. Z. Big
ham at this place.
Ward Arnold Is now at Bemldll,
where he is employed in barber
shop at that place. He received q
telegram from his brother, Frank,
early last week, asking him to come,
and he Immediately closed up his
shop at Delhi and went to Bemidji.
i Work on the tabernacle, in which
the Sunday revival meetings are to
be held, will be commenced this
week. Sunday will commence his
work here some time in December,
and the contractors on the building
will have over month in which to
complete the structure.
Harry Laird left last Friday for
Redfeld, S. D., where he will take
charge of the hardware department
of the Hayes Lucas lumber yard at
that place. Mrs. Laird and child
will remain here for a couple of
months, as the guests of Mrs. Laird s
parents, G. w. Mead and wife.
Donald Stewart and wife of Ireton,
Iowa, are visiting with the Stewart
clan of Redwood Falls and Delhi
townships. Donald has closed out
his interests in Iowa and is looking
for another location. His father,
John Stewart, who resided in Red
wood county many years ago, and
who afterwards moved TO Ireton, is
now residing in Washington.
Ell. J. Ledbetter and family have
returned from Wisconsin and have
taken up temporary residence in
the Me Martie residence on Mill
street. Mr.. Ledbetter has pur-
chased an 80-acre tract of land of
John P. Cooper, located just south
of the city, on which he has already
commenced the erection of farm
buildings. He will reside there as
soon as the buildings are ready for
occupancy.
The marriage of Miss Sophie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thors-
ton of Shutdown, to Michael Skones,
a former resident of that town, was
solemnized at the home of the bride s
parents, commencing at five o'clock
last Saturday afternoon. Relatives
and friends of the contracting par
ties were present, and after the GER
emony a wedding luncheon was
served, in which the large crowd
participated. The couple will be at
home in Butte, Montana, after Nov.
18th.
The perspectives of the proposed
new high school building for Red
woodSFalls and for the new Chris
tian church, as prepared by R. D.
Church, architect on the library
building, were received here last
Tuesday, and have since been on ex-
hibition at Robinson & Cos real es-
tate Office. The high school build
ing shows superb, solid and COM
pactly designed structure, carrying
sufficient architectural beauty with
it to meet with general appreciation,
and the board of education will be
required to purchase a proper site
for it in order to give it the per-
spective to show off the building &C
cording to its real beauty. The de-
sign for the Christian church build
ing shows something new in church
buildings, the large main entrance
being adorned with mammoth col
umns. An immense dome adorns
the center of the building.
The ninth semi-annual meeting of
the Minneapolis convocation of the
diocese of Minnesota will be held in
the Episcopal church, commencing
at 8 o'clock this evening, and con-
tinuing until tomorrow evening in
elusive. The program tonight in
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