The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-26
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erysipelas
Tonight, Wednesday, Dixie Jubi-
lee singers, opera house.
Mrs. Helen Williams of the Den
nistoun school district will be in Ro-
chester for the Yuletide.
Season tickets for the four re-
naming numbers of the entertain
ment course, S1.40. Dixies tonight
Dixies' are the best colored troupe
sent out by a bureau, at Redwood
Falls tonight, Wednesday, Dec.
18th.
F. L. Warner was in Walnut
Grove last Thursday and Friday,
acting as referee in taking testi-
mony in an action for divorce.
Nearly all of the high school stu
dents attending here from Belview,
Delhi, Seaforth, Morgan and other
neighboring towns, are having their
good time at home now.
Miss Grace Newsalt left for her
home in Owatonna last Thursday for
the purpose of spending the holi-
days with her parents in that city.
Supt. Mosher departed for his
home at Zumbrota Immediately af-
ter school closed, and Prof. Ceder-
gren went to his home at Lindstrom,
this state.
julius A. Schmahl and wife, and
Dana Schmahl left last Thursday
noon for their future home at 656
Iglehart street, St. Paul. They will
spend day or two at Hotel Fred
eric, before settling in their duplex
fiat at the above number.
The second number of the enter
tainment course will be given for
the benefit of the public library on
Wednesday evening, tonight, Dec.
26th. The opera house will be
crowded, so be on hand early. Doors
open at 7:3O, program 8 p. m.
Three of the teachers in our city
schools are enjoying the holidays at
their homes in Wisconsin this week
Miss Short at Beloit, Miss Plapp
at Platteville and Miss Kienholz at
Stanley. The opinion prevails here
that Wisconsin furnishes a pretty
high grade of school ma'ams, too.
On account of a temporary short
age of coal at the other dealers the
first Of this month, Dick Ziemer sold
out his supply about a week ago
and had to take his turn for a
few days in seeing the other fellows
fill orders for hard coal. A new
supply has been received, and Rich
ard is himself again.
At the annual meeting of Anti
guilty lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. m.
Of this city on Wednesday evening
of last week 0. L. Dornberg was re-
elected as worshipful master and C.
V. Everett as senior warden. Frank
A. laps was elected junior warden,
Frank G. Hubbard was reelected as
secretary and N. V. R. Hunter was
elected treasurer.
Rev. J. B. Hingeley of Mime
apolis arrived here Monday on a
visit with his son, Myron w. Hinge
ley of the Gold -Stabeck bank. DR..
Hingeley is one of the officials of
the grand commandery of the
Knights Templars of Minnesota, and
on Friday evening he will conduct
the annual inspection of Redwood
Falls commandery No. Is, on which
evening a large number of Sir
Knights from the surrounding coun-
try will be in Redwood Falls. The
degree of the Knight of the Temple
will be conferred upon one candi-
date.
Redwood was in lead as usual at
recent athletic tournament at the
state university drill hall. Miss
Adah Race of the 'O6 class in our
high school was selected as file lead
err of crack drill squad on that
occasion. The squad of twelve ap-
peared in jaunty red Jackets and
caps and short white skirts and
made the hit of the evening, result
ing in an enthusiastic recall. The
squad went thru marching evolu-
tons with the precision of veterans,
and their drill master was nearly
tickled to death with the aptness of
his pupils.