The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-04-22
Local News.

There will be services i'll the Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath. by Rev. G.
D. Marsh.
The youngest child of DR.. Finn, very
interesting little boy about two and a
half wears of age, died this morning.
The Republicans of Brown county will
hold a convention on the Sth Of May, to
select delegates to the Second District
Congressional convention.
Miss Long. who has been in Chicago
during the past week purchasing her
spring stock of millinery, will return
home tomorrow friday evening.
DR.. Christie, who has been absent from
town for some weeks past on business in
Iowa, has returned home and will con-
time the practice of his profession.
We have been requested to state that
Bishop Ireland of st. Pauhwill be in
Birch Cooley hex. Sunday, the s5th inst.
and that he will yisi, this place some time
next week.
Mr.. James VI. Huntington of Neon
ncllsville, Ohio, with his family, is visit
ing his brother, Capt. ". P. Huntington
of this place, with the view Of making
his future home in Minnesota.
On Saturday afternoon, DIS Mrs. r. S.
Pickett was coming out of the rooms
occupied by the family of Mr.. S. S.
Sickle, over Mrs. Walton's store, she
faiutcd and fell down stairs. She fortu
nately received no serious injuries.
DR.. I. Baunia!l Of Winona has located
here for the purpose of practicinz his
profession in all its branches. He has
rented the building opposite Offerman's
saloon for his office, where he can always
be found except when professionally en-
gagged.
The pontoon bridges have been re-
placed. Mr.. F. V. Hotchkiss, chairman of
the committee, requests u to state that an
itemizcd account of the amount collected
and expended for this purpose has been
left with the president of the Business
Mems Association.
Mrs. T. Z. Walton desires to call the
attention of the ladies of Redwood Falls
and vicinity to her spring stock of MILL
merry and fancy goods. This stock has
been carefully selected and comprises
everything in her line that is to be fl und
in the market. All are requested to call
and examine her stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Mr.: Robert Watson says he will be able
to furnish first and second readers, and
intellectual arithmeiics as soon the State
contractor fills his orders. This delay in
promptly supplying books when reques
ted to do SO, by dealers who act as agents
is one of the inconveniunces the peopl,
will have to endure as long as the present
school-book system is in force.
MIR. F. E. Smith, clerk at the CONNER
cial House, who is agent for the A. B
Chase Organ Co., Of Norwalk. Ohio, has
one of their instruments on exhibition a
the store of King Bros. This organ is O
the very best make, has all the modern
improvements and will be sold at yer,
moderate price. Mr.. Smith intends t
have pianos and other musical instr,l
ments for sale in short time.
Judge Cox has appointed j. Wilson
Paxton Esq, Clerk of the Courts in plac
Of w. II: Hawk, who has resigned. MI
Paxton will assume the duties of his OF
fee as soon rs the Commissioners meet 1
approve his bond.
1t is hardly necessary for us to say tina
this is an appointment that does credit t
Judge Cox and gives general satisfaction
as Mr.. Paxton is well qualified to max
ali excellent officer.
The suit of the Winona & st. Peter I
R., against the St. Paul & Sioux City T
r., in which the claim of each of thes
roads to the right of large land grants
in dispute, was argued before the supren
court of this state last week, This is
case in the decision of which our either
are indirectly interested, for whatev,
way it may be decided the barrier to IL
settlement of about no, 900 acres of Ian
in Redwood county, between ranges
and IS, will be removed