The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18
OF LOC.:,L INTEREST.

Mrs. VIM. Crowley and daughter
Lulu went to the cities Tuesday.
n. W. Cobleigh was in town last
week, on business and politics blent.
Engineer Carroll removed his house
hold effects to Sleepy Eye last Tues
day.
Mrs. O. B. Turrell entertains the
Ladies Mite Society tomorrow after
noon.
DR.. G.. Il. Pcase is daily expected
home by his family, after his long va
cation abroad.
C. F. Chapman and wife, of Merri-
am Park, were visiting their relatives
here the past week.
Dr. Flynn was called to Candy last
week, to render medical aid to a suf
ferer from consumption.
Carpenter John McIlreavie is in
Sleepy Eye, building all addition to
his mothers house in that place.
Father Davidson, of Waseca, has
been paying a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Hitchcock, of this village.
Mrs. Brainerd left yesterday for her
home at Sank Centre, after visit OF
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
DR.. Finn.
J. P. Cooper and brothers were Wis
tied by their sister and brother -in]aw
last week-Mr and Mrs. Damman, of
Sparta, Wis.
Cashier Baldwin reported branC
new boy last Wednesday, little late
for the Gazette that week, but other
wise all right.
Alex. McIlreavie went out to w. II
Lance's Monday to commence the
erection of another large barn Oh the
Willard farm.
Miss Ada Rollins, graduate of our
high school last summer, has been en-
gagged to teach the fall term of schoo
in the Andrews district.
Secretary Dornberg was called to
Blooming Prairie last Monday, having
been notified by telegram of the sick
ness of his little boy Otto.
Conductor Hughes resumed his ru1
last Monday, though he looks as though
he would have to let the brakeman dc
the "bouncing' on his train for some
time to come.
Frank Whitman was detailed to
South America again by the McCor
mick company, in such haste that h
was given no time for goodbye visit
to his home here.
A large number of Redwoodites
went to the cities last week after oul
list was prepared. Both the morning
and monday trains were generally wei
filled between this place and Mime
apolis.
Mrs. G. D. Thompson has written t.
her husband from Preston, Iowa, tina
her sister, Mrs. Clement, who was Wis
iting here last winter, was so low tina
her death was almost inevitable.
local epidemic at Preston had swep
away twelve persons within a few
days.
Rev. w. E. Bates started for Prince
ton, N. j., last Monday, for final the
illogical course at that we'll known TN
iversity. The church at Delhi ha
prospered under the pastoral care o
Rev. Bates, and the congregation ar
hopeful that he will be returned t.
them next year.
Mortified News: Stanley Bissell
one of the new students, had an I'm
fortunate accident last Wednesday
While playing ball he collided wit
the base runner and sustained frac
ture of the ankle, besides having i
sprained and the ligaments badl,
sprained. 1t will be some time befor
he will be able to use it again.
Building prospects for the comm,
year are excellent. Besides the cour
house, several fine residences and bus
mess blocks are in contemplation. {
w. Everett is putting in the founda
ton for large residence on his lot
east of H. N. Bells, from plans draw
by Architect Mayberry, of Winona.
is reported that DR.. Finn will ais
build large house next year.