The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-03


DR.. Jerome Simpson spent Dor.
ton of last week with the family OF
). j. w. Ferris.
1 Ernest Heilman was up from the
state university and is spending the
holidays with his parents.
Swift's Pride soap for the laundry
Eases labor and cleans the clothes.
1 Your dealer will supply you.
Al. H. Jaahning came up from
New Richland yesterday and is as
sisting in the invoice of stock of the
i hardware firm of Jaehning Bros.
DR.. G. R. Pease left yesterday
afternoon for a two weeks trip to
Chicago and other eastern points.
He will return to Redwood Falls by
Jan. 18th.
G. G. Thune left on Tuesday of
lest week to spend few days with
his parents and other relatives at
J. Zumbrota. He returned in time for
the election of yesterday.
Rev. Alex. Coffin left yesterday to
join the retreat of the Episcopal
clergy at Faribault, add Rev. Mr..
Jones of that place will occupy the
church pulpit here next Sunday.
A Burlington special announces
that Rev. VIM. Sunday made $500
converts in that Iowa town, for
which the people attending his servi-
ces gave him $4,000 The evangelist
is in Rochester at the present time.
Frank. C. Mason came in from
Denver, Colorado, last Friday, and
is spending a few days with his
family here. Frank continues in the
employment of the Protective asso-
citation, and the officers seem we'll
pleased with his work.
Alex. E. Clark came down from
Canada last Friday evening to visit
with his parents and other relatives
here. Mr.. Clark has been engaged
in real estate business in the Posses
sions for three years past and has
prospered magnificently in that oc
cupation
N A. Palmer of Minneapolis de-
livered.a lecture at the court house
last Wednesday evening, setting forth
the relations of the saloon to the
business man. The lecture was in
tended to educate the business man
up to the anti-saloon platform. The
attendance was fairly large.
Redwood merchants appear to be
more than pleased with their holiday
trade. Nearly all of them carrying
Christmas goods ran their stock
down lower than for many years
past, and the carry-over portion will
be available for the 1906 market.
A hull is now on the schedule.
RoysV. Brown and Miss Maud E.
Arnold, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Arnold of this city, were
united in marriage at Minneapolis
last Wednesday evening. The couple
expect to reside in that city, the
groom. having rented rooms for that
purpose, and he expects to secure
employment as salesman there.
Dallas, Texas, News: The Chi
cago Glee Club as a quartet is one
of the greatest that ever appeared
in Dallas. AS soloists they can hardly
be excelled, and for blend of tone
and harmony they are nearly per-
lection. They are not only singers,
but actors of a high order. They
will appear at the opera house Jan.
9Th. Benefit Public Library.
At the special meeting of Antiquity
lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. M. last Fri
day evening 70. l.. Dornberg was
installed as master, C. V. Everett as
senior warden, DR.. E. A. Lyman as
junior warden, G.. E. Mckay treas
urer, Frank G. Hubbard secretary,
j. A. Schmahl senior deacon, VIM.
Milne Smith junior deacon, Fred L.
Warner senior steward, and George
Drake as sentinel.
Otto E.s'Dornberg writes his father
from Garfield, Washington, where
he is now stationed for the Laird
Norton Yards, that he is greatly
pleased with. the location, and that
the people of the town and sur
rounding country are pleasant to
reside with He says that business is
good. "You bet 1 appreciate the old