The Grange advance., 1874-10-28
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
oneial Paper Of aoodhu. County
Red Wing and Vicinity.


Prof. Wendell Phillips Hood returned
to Boston last Thursday.
M. J. Westby has been appointed Pos,
Master at Cannon Valley.
Jacob McKennon, Esq, Of Penn, is vis-
iting relatives in this PLACE. I
20. B. Dodge, has gone East where he
will remain about three weeks
Mrs. Patrick Drudy has commenced
suit against her husband for divorce.
&C. H. Nash, Esq, has been sick at
saltwater but is now con ,alesing.
"A total eclipse of the moon was visible
in this locality last Saturday night.
Thomas Wilkinson and wife are in town
having returned from their bridal tour.
Carlson & McRostie have bought out
the marble cutters, Scheb:t & Olivia
Work upon Morris Herschler's new
Main street residence has been resumed.
j. W. Luce is making an extensive ad-
dition to his wheat warehouse near the de-
pot.
pected in this city again by the lst of No.
vember.
Ten thousand and fifteen dollars worth
Of money orders were sold at the Post Office
last week. =
"A German named Henry Jansen has
established harness shop next to the new
Post Office.
-A.J.Overalls, barber of Hastings, was
in the city last week hunting up his lost
character.
~. Little ST., lately of Minneapolis,
has re-established in this city his root and
beer factory.
"A pair Of new galvanized iron furnac-
es have lately been put in the Meth odist
Episcopal Church.
Prof. Wilson, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction has been at home for
several days past.
The Methodist sociable for>t6is week
will be holden at the reside6ce of Capt. A.
Wright on West Ayknue>
Two towers, one 1907 feet high and the
other~oo feet high are being erected in
front Of the Methodist church.
"A party from Chicago named Paulson
has just opened in Greenwood,s Plumb
street block another drug store.
w. P. Brown has the lumher for
his new house upon the premisis, where it
will be allowed to season until spring
Frank Wilson,, Of Lake City perambu-
lated about town, a day or two ago, inter-
viewing his friends and acquaintances
Captain Young of the tow boat Minne-
sofa, and a resident of Saltwater. called
upon his friends ia, Red Wing yesterday.
Monday morning Gabe Lomgberg and
chas' johnson were fined eight dollars each
oy Hasler for being drunk and disorderly.
According to Esquire Gaylord who
has taken the school censes for this place
Tor several years back, the population
OF Red Wing is not less than eight thousand.
-. W. Taylor and wife, of Chambers
burg, Franklin Cos Penn, parents Of J. R.
Taylor are in town visiting with their son.
The Heather woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society will meet at the residence If
Dr. Hobart on Seventh street, Friday Oct.
50th, at 8 o'clock pm.
The Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans OF this city are summoned to meet in
council in this city; on this, Tuesday, the
,2'th' at o'clock p, m.,' in Turner's Hall.
The Rev. R. F: Maclaren will be in
stalled this Tuesday evening as perma-
nent pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Of
this city Rev. Mr., Brink of St. Paul will
preach the sermon.
I'm speaking Of the number of fruit
trees on the farm:@of Mr.. ). B. Locke last
week. we should bsvysaid that he has one
hundred bearinE t9kes> He has over six
hunlraa~ trees bf tb<1@st varieties in his
orchard.
B F. Hodgman and Dwight Crandall
two promising young men Of this place.
have gone to Poughkepsia New York,
where they will attend Business College
They expect to remain in from three to
: four months. ;
The Republican Sixteenth Senatorial
District !9s. conventios which was held in Red
wing last Friday evening, nominated Judge
koot. Deakin for Representative from Red
Wing and J. Pingrey as Representative
from the country towns in the District.
Hiram Patch who was so unfortunate
at to lose his building in Esdaile by fire
during his absence in Manitoba, has re-