The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-30
RED WING AND j, 3 VICINITY

/ LAW AMI
Judge Werner is happy, he is always
in luck, it is a girl.
The pigeons, robins and Jay birds
put in their appearance this morning.
Mr.. A. G. Richter has moved his auc-
ton store to Plumb Street, in building
lately occupied by Mr.. Hisler.
Spring, vernal Spring, when the bull
frogs croak and the turtles float, has
come, come at last.
F. W. Hoy is contemplating the
erection of fine residence, this sum-
mer. Fred is getting ambitious and
| wants as good as there is in the city.
Barnum's celebrated Worlds fair is
to visit this city this summer. One
hundred and twenty-seven cars are to
be used in transporting this grand mu-
scum of wonders.
Our bold tiremen were routed out on
Thursday night by telegram from
Lake City, but they only got as far as
the depot when the order was counter
manded by telegram stating that the
| fire was under control.
The Winter term of the Red Wing
Institute will close with written exami-
nations, on Monday and Tuesday, A.
NJ, April 5th and 9th, ank General ex-
ercises on Tuesday, P. NJ, to which
the friends and patrons of the school
are invited. The Spring term will COM
mence April 18th with the same corps
of teachers.
A local found elsewhere, we just
| learn to be incorrect, in that the store
of Mr.. Enz has been sold entirely to
Mr.. W. H Grow, and while Mr.. w. S.
| Will assist in the store he has as yet,
no proprietary interest therei& Our
friends may expect something more d.
rect from this store next week.
Mrs. F. F. Philleo has purchased the
residence of F. w. Hoyt, on Fifth
Street, and Mr.. Hoyt has purchased
the two lots in front of the old Hans
comb property, now owned by Andrew
Swanson, on the same street, for the
sum of two thousand dollars and has
let the contract for building residence
thereon, a la mode E. II. Budgets, to
Sam Chatfee. The house is to cost
about four thousand dollars.
Mrs. W. 0. Dodge died this (Tues-
day. morning at o'clock. The funer-
al will take place tomorrow, Wednes-
day a fternoon at ~ o'clock, from the
Presbyterian Church. The friends are
invite I'd. Mrs. Dodge was very estim-
able Christian lady and during her resi-
dencd in our city as a teacher and wife,
she ehdeared herself to large circle of
friends who will deeply feel her loss.
She leaves an infant son. the only So
lace to the bereaved husband, except
the glorious Heaven given hope Of the
bril- ht hereafter in the land where sick
ness, sorrow and death shall be forever
unknown.
And here are the young people who
were about to get married according to
the latest reports from the Clerk Office:
Bernt Olson Brohaugh, and Julia Carl
son; Ole O.Lee and Caroline N. Peter
son; Abel Olson and Marian Swenson;
c. L. Isaacson and Hilda Gustava
johnson; Charles K. Hamlin and Lau-
RI Myres; John Miller and Anna
Olson; Olaf Andeson and Sophia John
sorf; Jens Petersen and Sophia Christ
ensen; Nels johnson and Else Olson:
James Catlin and Emma johnson;
Daniel Holland and Christina Englund;
J. J. Williams and Althea Drum; Ed
ward; Smith and Susan Hathaway;
Peter Berntscn and Eller Nelson: Ed
win Cirsby Eaton and Julia Lucas;
Alexander Habstritt and Kate Young
est: Sven Bengston and Bengta John
son: Andrew Wilson and Anna Matil-
da Elizabeth Anderson; Adolph F.
johnson and Anna Mary Miller.
Mr.. J. Q. Dow came near getting up
a copflagration on his own account at
his meat market, last night. About
midnight the clerk who sleeps in the
back room awoke and found himself al
most stiftled with smoke. and ho ;,mnod