The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
RED WING AND VICINITY.

The acting of the troupe that played
at Music Hall, on Friday seems to have
pleased theater goers.
See advertisement of Tax Judgment
Sale in another column. That means
pay up and save further costs.
tits rumored that all the Representa-
tives in the Legislature from this County
are anti-Ramscy excepting Robert Dea-
kin ana Chas. Bosworth.
The quarterly concert of the Baptist
Sunday School comes of at their church
next Sunday evening. A pleasant time
is expected.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of Worthington,
preached at the NJ. E. Church, Sunday
morning and took up collection for the
Worthington Seminary, which amount
ed to $91.61.
Rev. Edward Eggleston, we'll known
in our city and who honored Red
Wing, by making it the starting point
Of his Metropolisville, is advertised to
lecture at Mankato. His Red Wing
friends would be glad to hear him.
The County Lecturer of the P. of H.,
Henry Heys, by request of Grange No.
"a, delivers an address before a nubl;c
meeting in the town of Belvidere, on
Saturday next, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ. On
next Friday evening he lectures in the
town of Goodhue, under the auspices
Of the Farmers Guild Grange. This
meeting is also open to the public.
Hon. Rudolph Kruger smiled upon US
on Saturday. He does not appear to
have lost in geniality or to have &C.
quired any bad habits by his elevation
to the Office of Representative or by
his short experience among the corrupt
ing influences Of the naughty politicians
Of the insanity St. Paul. We do not
think that ".seed wheat" will swerve
him hairs breadth from what he con-
siders duty, and are positive that no
Ramsey or other politician with the
faint of dishcaor on his garments, will
receive his vote.
We have been shown the programme
OF the second concert by the Red Wing
Musical association to be given on
Wednesday evening of this week. It
contains many choice pieces, and we
regret that we have not space to give
the bill of fare of this musical feast
in full, but we assure our friends
that there are many rare dishes and
we'll spiced with the humorous and
comic. Among the good things we no.
tice two overtures, Barber of Seville !"
and "On the Beautiful Blue Danube -
by Miss Matte Graham, DR.. Jaehnie
and Mr.. Tuzzi; and among songs,
"Perhaps she's on the Railway" by
Messrs. Marble, Haws, Wellman and
Raymond; "Two Merry Girls are
We," by the Misses Hattie and Annie
Cox, and "a Little farm we'll titled -
by Messrs. Haws, Dodge, Raymond and
Langseth, all of which with many 9TH
ers will prove very taking. The cho-
rus Grandly thou Flowest," arranged
from the Opera of Ernani, by H. r.
Palmer, as an apostrophe to the Missis-
sippi river, should certainly prove in
teresting to the denizens of Red Vino
and vicinity.
The Incorporators named by the last
County Council P. of H., met at this
Office on Saturday and completed the
organization Of the Manufacturing 49,
ISOLATION by subscribing to the stock.
and signing the Articles of Incorpora-
ton. In the absence of H. F. Arm-
strong and Q. Bunch, Mr.. Rudolnh
Kruger and j. B. Smith were invited to
take their places and accordingly signed
with the other 1ncorporators. after
due elaboration it was thought advisa,
bic to not fix at present the place fo1
the Mandatory further than that it be
in Goodhue County, so that the stock.
holders could fix on the place after the
stock is raised, and better opportuni.
ty given to ascertain the best locality
The lncorporators are all alive to thu
Importance Of the great work undertaken
and will 60 to work with a will for it,
accomplishment. Let every Patron
heartily second their endeavors and tn,
whole enterprise will be an accom-