The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-04
RED WING AND VICINITY "a, ! :,

The street sprinkler made its appear
ance last week. ,,.A4 s>&r,
Eli Fields, barber, has moved, into
rooms over Capt. Eames meat market.
Judge Werner is laying stone wall
and making other improvements about
his residence on Pine Street. ....'.
An interesting communication from
Kenyon came too late for insertion in
this weeks issue. It will appear next
week. !, >H...t So. -
Mrs. Charles arrived on "Wednesday
of last week, from the East, with the
most complete stock of spring millinery
goods ever brought to Red Wing.
Frank Carlson, lately of Vasa, is
building a residence on Pine St., in In
stitute addition, on a lot recently pur-
chased by him.
Mr.. John Sohunk, living in Feather
stone township, lost 26 cords of wood
and large amount of fencing by the
prairie fire on Wednesday of last week.
The ladies should bear in mind that
MISS Rawson, Of Chicago, is at the mil
linery store of Mrs. Charles to look at.
ter their wants.
No excuse for not having hat best of
all vegetable dinners, "Succotash," for
Willie Grow has yarmouth Sugar
Corn" and china Beans,'' fresh and
pure, try it.
Mr. A. Hilton was in the city TO-DAY
and called upon us. Mr.. H. is about
starting on trip to California, where
ne will pass two or three months for
the benefit of his health.
J The large and fine display of new
millinery goods at Mrs. Charles mode
store, is ahead Of anything ever exhib-
tied in this city.
Mrs. Bixby is opening in he. store,
lately occupied by Mr.. Lawrence as a
book store, confectionery and. lunch
rooms; in connection with which she
will run a bakery.
MIR. @. G. Langseth is receiving full
line Of gents furnishing goods, and the
most celebrated make of manufactured
shirts, direct from the Eastern facto-
ries.
Mr.. G. W. Richardson offers for sale
a very fine lot of fruit and ornamental
trees and evergreens fresh from the GEL
ebrated nursery of Mr.. Jewell of Lake
City.
Foot & Sterling have their old store
filed with splendid stock of harness
and saddlery goods, valises, &c. Their
new salesroom for boots end shoes pre-
sents very fine appearance.
This is a remarkably good time of
the year to clean up and sweeten up
generally about buildings and allies.
The alley between Main and Sd SITS.
would be the better of considerable at
tention throughout the season.
All varieties of silks and other threads
for sewing machines, and all other sew
ing machine supplies can be had of W.
&. Ware, at Peterson's jewelry store.
Our enterprising hardware merchants,
Nelson & Peterson, have up and en-
closed a large frame building, on Sd St.,
to be used as warehouse and samnle
rooms for agricultural machinery.
A festival for the purpose of aiding
in the purchase of a flag for the new
Opera House, is to be given at Music
Hall by a number Of the ladies of this
city, (this) Tuesday evening. Admis-
sion only ten cents with the privilege of
contr1outlng as largely to the funds, be-
before you get out, as your purse and
capacity will permit.
The most attractive display of fine
millinery ever seen in this city, at Mrs.
Charles grand spring opening.
E. J. Hodgson has returned from his
trip on the frontier and reports the peo.
pie perfectly fearless in regard to grass
hoppers' He says that the army officers
are dealing out monthly rations to the
needy settlers, with army regularity and
exactness.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church in.
vite to their sociable, Wednesday even.
ing, May 9Th, at the residence of Mrs