The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-20
sED WING AND VICINITY.

uo DAAOy IL expected nome the
last Of this week. ": 81
Mr.. Wichman has sold out his in
terest in the Savings Bank to H. E.
Perkins.
E. +. Hill has bought out Mr.. Sar-
geant's interest in the store of Sergeant,
Roath g. Co.
Simmons & Strandnes have bought
and will succeed to the business of the
old firm of Simmons, Olson & Bush.
1t is rumored that Beheng e. Scherf
will move into the corner store, soon to
be vacated by Simmons e. Strandnes.
The Goodhue County Savings Bank
makes the encouraging exhibit of 10
depositors now against 0 depositors at
the time of commencement, u little
over three months since.
Mr.. j. G. Weatherby and son talk of
removing farther West this summer.
Mr.. Weatherby is one of the early set
tiers of this city and his removal will
be sincerely regretted by large circle
of his old friends.
The law requires the county financial
statement to be published three weeks
and this issue finishes the number, and
we will try TO make the paper enough
better next week to make up what it
has lacked for the past three weeks.
And now it is rumored that the ladies
of our city have challenged the gentle
men to u "speA" at Music Hall, the
first of next week. Count US one, we
are anxious to hep settle the vexed
question of the supe,io rity (?) of the
sexes.
On Saturday last, April 18th, VIM.
Featherstone made his third shipment
to the grasshopper sufferers in Brown,
Murray and Cottonwood counties, con-
sisting of seed corn, beans, clothing,
garden seeds of various kinds and some
money.
The "spelling skule," at the court
house, on Wednesday evening" was
success and netted 1856. The spell
lers succeeded in spelling the hardest
and sitting down on the easiest words
of any spoilers on record. Mrs. Julia B.
Nelson carried off the palm of victory
but failed by one to make an cen
tree" with her laurels.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Red Wing Gas Light
Company will be holden on Monday,
the 10th Of May, 1875, at the office of
Pierce, Simmons e. Co., at 10 o'clock a.
nj. J. SIMMONS, Sec.
Red Wing, April 10th, 1875. 2w28
Hundreds of dollars have been saved
by the use of Death to Pain, and every
family should keep it on hand, as it is
needed almost every day. The children
burn, scald, bruise, sprain and hurt
themselves in various ways. You have
sore throat every little while. The
stomach becomes deranged and it pains
you. Your horses have the collie. IF
it fails to cure in the above named
cases the money will be refunded.
The Temple of Honor was organized
i'll this city on Tuesday evening, pursu-
ant to the announcement in this paper.
There were twenty -four charter mem
bers, with large number of others who
have expressed their desire to unite
with the society at once. This Order
goes farther into the mysteries than
any other temperance organization, and
for beauty of ritual, and the true, gen.
uine nobility of its teachings stands at
the head. 1t is benevolent and social
in its designs and relies, for the accom-
plishment of its obj ect, upon educating
its members up to higher idea and a
higher condition of true manhood. The
Temple met on Saturday evening and
adopted the name of Red Wing Temple
No this being the first lodge ever or
gained in the State, and fixed the time
of meeting for Wednesday evening of
each week at 8 o'clock sharp. At the
meeting for organization unanimous
vote of thanks was voted to the Grand
Worthy Templar of Wisconsin, B. F.
Kelsey, for his efforts in forming the
Temple, which was responded to in a
very appropriate manner by Mr.. Kel-
r.