The Grange advance., 1874-06-03
RED WING AND VICINITY.

RED WING AND VICINITY.
Greens are now in order.
Read the advertisements
Strawberries in short time.
Royal Flush cigars at Bi1by's.
"A green grocer-one who trusts.
-Webster's omnibus stable progresses
finely.
Hans Johnson Of Zumbrota beamed in
upon US Monday.
Methodist sociable at Dr. williamson 8
Office this evening.
&C. N. Strickland stopped at the Ma
tional few days past.
That female drummer was in town q
few days ago.
The excavations for the new hotel are
progressing finely.
The rains have given wonderful i'm
petus to vegetation.
MIR. D. NJ. Taber has been attending
Circuit Court at Ellsworth.
The foundation walls of the Eagle
House are nearly completed.
One can hardly walk up town now
without meeting moving house.
Remember that very delicious dish
of ice cream is to be had at Bixby's
Mr.. s. B. Foot is building brick ad-
dition to his residence on Broadway.
Quite al addition to Mrs. Elders
house on Fifth street, is being built.
The click clack Of the corn planter is
now heard throughout the country.
josiah Thompson and son, insurance
agents from Minneapolis, are in the city.
j. C. Mcclure Esq. hos gone to Vino
ma to attend the U. s. District Court.
1T was Decoration Day last Saturday.
No one in this city seemed to know any
thing about it.
MIR. Warner of the Rock Island glass
works is in town seeing about the shipment
of some sand.
If you want first class chamber set
cheap, 60 to John Mans6eld's, lib Main
st.
If you want the very best furniture at
Changers hard par prices call on John
Mansfield l13 Main St.
-222 instruments were recorded in the
Register of Deeds Office for this county dur
ing the week ending May 30th.
Captain Denny H hutchinson, Of Hutchin-
son Minn., made this city flying visit on
Saturday last.
The excavations for the newa Turner's
Opera House are about done. Now for the
stone work.
While working in one Of our warehous-
es on Monday man fell into one of the
wheat bins and sustained severe injuries
Cen L. F. Hubbard of Red Wing, was
in this city yesterday and di scussed wheat
and politics alternately.-St. Paul Press.
w. s. Walton, the genial editor of the
Wabashaw Herald, called on US the other
day.
Mr.. Geo. A. Bayle, Of Alton, one of
the most popular men that travel, dined
with Field & Royce last Saturday.
The St. Paul Fire and Marine lost ST.
500 by fire in Independence, Iowa, few
days ago.
If you want comfort and happiness for
the rest Of summer 60 and see John Mans
field, and lay in supply Of his wire mus
quito preventers.
Red Handed Mike, many people here
are acquainted with him, is going to fight
Mr.. Taylor Of Chicago on the first of July
for q stake of $500.
Last Saturday morning the Manitoban
colonists left St. Paul for Emerson in Brit
ish America. The party numbered about
one hundred persons.
Next to the Swede church, on the cor
ner of Fifth street and West Avenue, is be-
ing erected frame school house where
the Swedish language will be taught.
Bed Mattresses that cannot be excelled
for durability, and comfort, nor equalled
in quality of material and make are to be
had of John Mansfield at the lowest cash
prices.
The most perfect looking glasses ever
brought to the Red Wing market Of all sizes,
styles and prices for sale cheap at John
>Iansfeld's furniture store 113 Main St.
See notice on the inside Of this paper
of the Fifteenth Annual Convention of the
Goodhue County Sabbath School Associa-
tion tn he hold in this citv Thursday and