The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
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RED WING AND VICINITY,

Lie CparreA 1QrnlCure SCOre mas Deen
moved into the Wilson store just vacated
by E. P. Lowater.
Densmore Brothers are manufacture
ing one of those splendid steam engines
for Keyser T. Wetstein.
cred Hot Law OEce," is the way
that Fred Hoyt's law sign reads at
present. He probably intends to make
it cred hot for some body.
The contract for new Town Hall
at Frontenac Station III the town of
Florence has been let. The Hall is to
be 30x50 feet, Is feet between floors.
1t will be very ueat building.
The ice moved out of the Mississippi
river opposite our city Yesterday. Mrs.
Charles is moving into her new store in
the new hotel to-day.
Plunkett's Constellation play
"Clouds and sunshine at Music Hall, in
this city on Thursday evening of this
week. We notice among the rest of the
performers the name of Mr.. Marble,
who is we'll known to the theatre goers
Of this city as star actor.
One of the neatest, cleanest, incest
arranged stock Of Groceries can be seen
and had at the old stand of J. F. Erz
on Plumb St., Of Willie Grow, who is
just as pleasant and agreeable as of old
when he dispensed drugs for Jones &
Cole. His Groceries and canned fruit
can't be beat for price or quality.
Just as we were going to press last week
we received the sad intelligence Of the
death Of the wife of Mr.. John S. An
derson Of Vasa. She died in child bed,
having given birth to twin boys. She
was most estimable lady, Matron
in Easa Grange P. of II. and sister of
Mrs. W. S. Grow and Mrs. SunLell of
this city.
Kayser Il Wetstein are putting up
building for the manufacture of furni-
ture, and Densmore Bros. are construct
ing steam engine to place therein.
This begins to look something like.
Now let the balance of the stock be SUBJ
scribed at once to the Manufacturing
Association and then the farmers will
be able to keep some Of their money at
home, instead Of scattering it every
year to the four winds of heaven.
The old Factory or Wooden Mill of
Cannon Falls, is now undergoing COM
plete renovation. Capt. Murphy, the
proprietor is fitting it up with four
run mill, first class, and designs accom-
modaticg the farmer in a satisfactory
manner with -four, mill feed, &C. Can
non Falls is one of the most thriving
places in our County, it has advantages
few towns enjoy. Such mill privileges,
and so we'll improved can't help but
bring the place second to no inland
town in Minnesota. It has sixteen
run of stone now Pin use and when the
new mill starts will have twenty. A
foundry is being built and various man .
ufacturing establishments.
Mr.. Geo.W. Parker has again taken
full possession of his blacksmith shop,
employed one Of the best shoers in the
country and is prepared to do all kinds
Of blacksmithing and horse shoeing in a
manner to guarantee satisfaction.
Wagon and carriage making is still con-
tlnued as part of the business and
MIR. Parker has now on hand about
thirty lumber wagons and ten or doz-
en- farmers light, spring and platform
wagons, besides some very neat car
riages, all Of his own manufacture,
made for this market, which he will
sell very low. This is chance for
people to shcw their interest in build
ing up home manufactures in very
practical manner and make money in
their own pockets at the same time.
About sixty Of the friends Of MIR. and
Mrs. D. L. Bilingsley met at their home
the evening of March Goth, to celebrate
the 10th anniversary of their wedding,
and presented them with shining tin
as tokens Of their friendship. Mr.. B.
with very appropriate words thanked
them for this demonstration of their
friendship. Early in the evening they
were serenaded by the brass band.
Very nice REFRESHMENTS wcr. than