The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-13
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The State Executive Committee Of
the Y. M. G. A., at their meeting in
Minneapolis, April 3d., appointed a
district meeting to be held at Red Wing
April 9th and 28th.
Mr.. Samuel Church went down on
last nights train to be present at the
trial of Mr.. Fitzsimmons, in Canada,
for murder. Our readers will remem-
Der that MIR. Church was instrumental
in the arrest of Fitzsimmons, in this
city, last winter. Mr.. G. will send US
such items as will be of interest to
dwel.ers in the Wilds of Minnesota"
of which the Canadian papers had so
much to say.
Bird Cages-Just received, a:
LOWATER g. COLES.
At the meeting of the stock holders
of the Red Wing Mills, held at the Of
flee of the Company, in this city, at two
o'clock Saturday, the following Board
Of Directors were elected for the ensu-
ing year: VIM. Howe, E. L. Baker,
Frank Howe, E. 7. Wilder, Thos. Will
kinson.
The Directors met and elected the
following officers: VIM. Howe, Presi-
dent; E. B. Philleo, Secretary; E. L.
Baker, Treasurer and Superintendent.
The Secretary's report shows the
earnings of the mill for the past year
to have been eighteen thousand and
four hundred dollars.
Wall Paper-Just opening, at
LOWATER s. COLES.
The ENTHUSIASTICALLY the largest
audience.ever assembled at the M. E.
Church, of this city, gathered there on
the occasion of the double wedding, of
which We gave brief notice in our last
issue. Long before the hour arrived
the sidewalk and entrance to the church
was crowded with people and when the
doors were opened the seats and aisles
of the Church were crowded to over
flowing and some had to go away, not
being able to get to the building. At
six. o'clock the wedding party arrived
and after remaining a short time in the
lecture room, entered the audience
room, marching up the aisle, the peo-
pie giving way to permit them to pass,
to a wedding march finely executed on
the Church organ. The party arranged
themselves before the altar when the
ceremony Of each couple was performed
separately. Rev. G. Griswold and S.
A. Winsor officiating. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, with their
friends, repaired to the residence of
Hon. Chas. Mcclure, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brink, with their friends, to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Cox, where feasts of tooth
some dAinties were enjoyed, presents
bestowed and congratulations given and
received. After these social reunions
Of relatives, at the residences of the
fathers Of the respective brides, the two
couple went to the depot and took the
eastern bound train at 9:15 D. M, the
ladies bidding adieu to the city that has
been their home from childhood. Nav
much JOY and long life attend them and
their husbands in their new homes.
WE ARE GLAD TO SEE 1T.-Some of
our pioneer citizens are successfully
demonstrating to the more conservative
of this city and county, that there are
means of bringing wealth other than
leaning money, buying tax receipts, &C.,
or doing merely a local business or
placing their dependence entirely on
the productions Of the soil of local
territory. There are several firms in
the city who are, and have been looking
ahead to future necessities. If we ever
expect to be anything more than mere
ly a local center for local productions of
a rich, agricultural country there must
more look and find something to manu-
facture-something tina: can be pro-
duced from the raw material of the
country; we have almost an inexhaust-
able supply, all it lacks is the means to
reduce it to finished state for con-
sumers. 1t wants men with money