The Redwood gazette., 1904-10-12

NEARLY CU CCuYlC WCIE PECSC4u oD
the K. Of P. reception and dancing
party on the occasion OF the dedi-
cation Of their new ball on Tuesday
evening. a neat sum was realized
to assist the lodge in keeping up
the monthly payments on the
hall.
II Albert Pfaender of New Ulm is
liable to be the democratico opponent
of S. D. Peterson. petition to that
effect being in circulation last week.
History is likely to repeat the story
of one of S. d. s campaigns in the
SOS, when he vanauished Col. Wm.
Pfaender, father of Albert for state
senator.
John Cain, county commissioner
from the First district, came to
Redwood Falls last Tuesday morn
ing to attend the special meeting of
the commissioners on Wednesday,
Mr.. Cain thinking that the meeting
was on Tuesday. He was quite
elated over his denomination as
commissioner.
The case of the Plano Manufac-
turing Co. VS.. Carl Schraeder,
which has been on the calendar of
the district court for a long time,
and which involved the balance
due on machine purchased of the
company by the defendant, has been
settled by Mrs. Schraeder paying
the plaintiff $25.
Il Invitations were sent out last
week for the marriage OF Miss Lutte,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. f. Lobinson, to Frederick E.
Child, which is to occur at the
Presbyterian church in this city,
commencing at 1870 a. m. to-day,
the Rev. L. F. Badger officiating.
Mrs. J. M. Huntington left last
Thursday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Ohio. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Mary Huntington of Malta, Ohio,
who has been visiting for several
months past with the family of w.
P. Huntington and other relatives
in this city.
Pickerel fishing in the lake has
been immense during the past few
weeks, and nearly every person
who has cast hook and line has
been rewarded with one or more
pickerel, some of the fishermen
pulling out pickerel weighing as
high as ten pounds. It appears
that the low water in the river has
forced the big fish down the lake,
while the minnows have gone up
stream, and the former are hungry
and bite at most anything thrown
into the water.
Mankato Free Press:-Dr. F. B.
Cowgirl, for several years pastor of
Centenary Episcopal church, has
been transferred to the church at
Redwood Falls, and DIR. Brown of |
Austin will take charge of the church |
here. DIR. Cowgirl had expressed a
desire for a change. The people of |
Redwood Falls will find in DIR. Cow
gill conscientious gentleman and
a disciple of God whoputs his whole
soul into his work. During his
stay here DR.. Cowgirl has endeared
himself to the members of his con-
gregation, and has made many i
friends outside.
Miss Mabel Pickett, who has for
a long time been local manager of
the telephone Office at this place.
has rendered her resignation for
the purpose of taking charge of the
Office at Wabasso, where she will i
reside with her parents, Col. r. S.
Pickett and wife, who are conduct
ing the hotel at that place. Miss
Pickett has been a most accommo-
dating and pleasing agent of the
company. She will be succeeded
by Miss Susie Tenney, who is at
present Miss Pickett's assistant,
and who has been connected with
the Office for some time. Miss Julia
Tenney will succeed Miss Susie as
an assistant at pulling the plugs.
The GAZETTE has received a num-
ber of compliments from farmers on
the manner in which it published
the news and the important legal
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