The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02
RED WING AND VICINITY.

y. .. 1Oaru Is aC mona, IOf Il
week.
The poor are up for sale again to the
owest bidder, and the use of the Poor
Farm thrown in.
DR.. c. N. Hewitt, Of this city, deliv-
ers lecture, on the subject, Hygiene
of Student life,'' at Northfield, to-mor-
row night.
Mr.. Young, who has been East, en-
gagged in his literary pursuits for the
past two and half years arrived home
on Saturday.
4 Theatrical entertainment is to be
INDUCED in by the Noras Harpe Society
at Music Hall, on Friday evening of
this week.
Mr.. Wichman has returned home and
gives us an interesting account of Texas,
which will be found on the first page Of
this paper.
There will be Il meeting of the Incor-
porators of the Patrons Manufacturing
Association at this Office next Saturday
at IL P. NJ, prompt,
Three boxes Of clothing have been
collected in this city for the grasshopper
sufferers, and will be sent this week,
besides contributions in money.
That man that puts waste paper in
his letters, so as to make them weigh
all that will pass for three cents, be-
lieves in getting his moneys worth.
The public schools in this city will
close next week Friday, with public ex-
aminatiions through the week, which
will be further announced in our next
issue.
1t was not Red Wing, but St.
Louis man that gave a Judge of Pro-
bate $50 bill by mistake as mar
riage fee and then had to sue his honor
and sell the judgement at a shave of
fifty per cent.
The great educator, Prof. Gage, IS to
get up Hotel Register for each of our
three hotels, the NATIONAL click
man. and Hotel De Batlo," and has
canvassed our town the past week for
advertisements.
A washerwoman of our city contrib
uted dollar the other day for the from
tier sufferers. When some one suggest
ed that she had better keep it for her.
self, she. replied that she knew what it
was to be without anything to eat.
Mr.. H. A. Mcconnell packed his
goods on Saturday, and shipped them
to Illinois, where he will again engage
in business. Mr.. Mcconnell, we judge
to be both gentleman and a scholar,
but he did not advertise in the AD-
VANCE. And that is what is the mat
ter.
Of course we will not give the name
Of the good looking girl who recently
met her lover in a dark hall, and was
heard, almost instantly, to remark,
"You have shaved off your mustache."
How she made the discovery is her
business, not ours.
Red Wing Grange P. Of II. discussed
'@Woman's Suffrage oysters, cakes,
pies and various other good things at
their last meeting. The unanimous
sentiment seemed to be, not of suffrage
for the women, but of making the oys-
ters suffer.
Mr.. John Litcherding says that he is
not the man who took John Hartman,
whose sudden death we recently noticed,
to his home, it was Mr.. Peter Leuch-
hagh who rendered this last sad SER
vice to the deceased. On. B.-If this
name is not right this time, we shall
not try again.
Presiding Elder, D. Cobb is expected
IN the city on Thursday, and will assist
IN the Methodist revival meetings, and
hold Quarterly Meeting on Saturday
and Sunday. There will be preaching
each evening during the week, and the
usual Love Feast will occur at nine
o'clock, Sunday morning.
An exchange very feelingly remarks:
When man gets up and predicts a
late spring, it Is your duty to hit him
with 4 hitching post. Come, ethereal