The Grange advance., 1874-05-27
Red Wing and Vicinity.

This is the season of crow-k.
Prof Hood is still in the East.
1T rained several times Sunday.
Last Sunday was Whit Sunday.
The new band is, we understand, doing
finely.
The Council has met quite frequently
Of late
Soda fountains arc quite popular now
a-days.
The Diamond 10 freight shed is about
completed
Carlson & McRostie have got their
shingle out.
Saturday was an unusually busy day
in this city.
Miss Eva Jones is expected home about
the 9Th Of June.
The Secretary OF State is at home most
Of the time now
Take your prescriptions to Jaehnig
& Teele's to be filled.
Numerous apple trees in this neighbor-
hood are in full bloom.
UuIcS VI AuAC O1ty CdWC up "
see the folks on Monday.
According to law, no more wild ducks
can be shot until next fall.
Watkins & Bogart's trout pond is said
to be the finest in the world
Lumber is continually being brought
to this city by raft and barge.
The Turner's are to commence work
on their new hall Immediately.
The Tiger foundered in the bay early
this Spring and still remains so.
What is most needed in this town is a
large mandatory of some kind.
The farmers have been working early
and late during the fine weather.
Hon. J. A. Thacher, ex-member of the
Legislature, was in town Saturday.
The genial G. W. Baldwin Of Diamond
Bluff has been down for few days.
II. c. Boynton, Of the Vasa Mills, supped
with Fields & Royce last Saturday.
And this is the season of the year that
the boys get trusted for new clothes.
The Baptist congregation renewed
worship in their church last Sunday.
Fred Joss, ESQ.,, has been around tend
ing to those personal property taxes.
M. S. Chandler has sold his farm near
Zumbrota to Fred George for $4,000.
Mr.. Nelse Thomas family have gone
on visit East. Nelse is in Wisconsin.
One week from Friday next, the pres
ent term of the public schools expires.
"A lecture in the German Language took
place last Sunday night in Turner's Hall.
-Gen. Mclean, formerly of Frontenac,
registered at the National few days past.
The water in many wells in this city is
undrinkable. Cause why? Too much
gas.
Hon. C. R. White Of Pine Island visited
his acquaintances in this burg one day last
week.
ALI the temporary wheat sheds erected
on the levee last winter, have been taken
down.
Charles and James Bryan have bought
?. NJ. Freeman's Broad street property for
$2,l25.
The annual Methodist camp-meeting is
to take place at Red Rock about the middle
Of June.
p. Sprague has put some elegant win
dow caps of terra Gotta on his Third street
residence
Three doctors have made their advent
into this city within the past month or
six weeks.
George was out fishing the other day
and "killed" one hundred and seventy
brook trout.
MIR. D. NJ. Baldwin has his substan-
tial and elegant new residence nearly ready
for occupancy.
Anthony Scheffer, the champion Turn
er and Athlete Of the State was in town
few days ago.
An irrepressible organ-grinder was in
town on Wednesday last, grinding out in
harmonious strains.
1T is reported that scarlet fever is pre-
vailing to an alarming extent among the
children in Lake City.
That lot of DR.. Williamson's was sold
to G. W. Davis, and not to Geo. Wilkinson
as heretofore reported.
The most delicious ice cream ever made
in this city is to be found at Bixby's by the
dish, pint, quart or gallon.
Numerous happy individuals gave a
number of free concerts in a Main street
saloon on Monday of this week.