The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-06-25
OF t9c:LuiNTEREST

Forepangh's big show is billed TO
Mankato, July 9TH.
Archbishop Ireland is to speak a
Fairfax next Sunday evening.
Geo. Backer had a cherry tree load
ed with nice fruit q few days ago.
Attorneys Baldwin aud Bowers at
tended court at New Ulm last week.
On Monday last Justice Pickett
united in marriage NJ. w. French mC
Miss Barbara Backer, both of Delhi.
Hanschen, the New Ulm contractor
w4sc pat in the court house foundation
is to build brick block for Meyer the
Sleepy Eye druggist.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hitchcock and Misses
Hattie Hitchcock and Lucy Rowe are
preparing to spend the assembly season
| at Maplewood Park, Waseca-
C. F. Thompson is having supple
mentary wall of brick Laid for his
building adjoining the Syndicate block,
to reinforce the stone foundation al
ready laid.
New Ulm Review: James McGi2nis,
the Morgan prisoner in cur county
iail, was released List week by paying
$5O.l5. His sentence was q choice b.
tween the above fine or 80 days.
j. 3. Robinson is moving his house
hold effects into his parsonage build
ing opposite the Commercial, to await
the completion of his handsome man
sion.
Andrew Birum is feeling quite
pleasant over capturing the contract
for all the lumber to be used in the
new court house, together with the
lumber bill for the Sears building.
The officers elect of Charity Chap
ter, No. IS, order of Eastern Starry
formally installed at Masonic Hall last
Friday evening, by Mrs. Wiley and
Miss Blood, of Virginia Chapter,
Tracy.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson, state superin-
tendents of one of the departments of
work pursued by the W. c. T. u, will
deliver an address tomorrow friday
evening in the Presbyterian church
The Union wishes every ore to come
and hear her.
Mrs. J. B. Robinson will occupy q
cottage at the Maplewood Park Chau-
tauqua assembly grounds next month,
j. B. being kept here most of the
tiu,e by his real estate and building
interests. Other Redwood people are
talking of going to Maplewood during
the meeting Of the assembly.
Mrs. H. c. Ackmann received large
package of choice roses and other
flowers last week, from far Vancouver,
in the British possessions. A ticket in
the box bore the name of Miss Viola
McQuilkcn, and the gift betokened
that the McQuilkens have settled in a
fowery land
Judge French had such good time
a. the last national G. A. K. encamp-
ment, that he is laying pipe for the
next encampment at Detroit. In ord
or to make success of it, he is trying
to induce that battle-scared veteran,
G. E. Mckay, who was his running
mate last year, to see him through
again.
1t begins to look like business in the
vicin.t y of the new court house found
alton. A lot of teams have been haul
ing brick from Foley's yards and later
the N wv Ulm brick from the cars on
the track which is to be used for the
exterior wallis Yesterday q force of
about twenty workmen arrived on the
scene, and rapid progress will be
looked for from this time out.
Lac qui Parle County Press: Light
ming rod men have been in this vicin-
ity during the past two or three weeks
and they have got their work in to the
Queens taste. One man contracted
for a rod to cost him $500, so he
claims, but the contract he signed now
reads SIS. Several other men have
been taken in but this is the only man
who has reported in person SO far.
The ladies of the local w. C. T. U.
were somewhat disappointed yester-
day by the non-arrival of several of
their chief officers, owing doubtless to
the outlook for rain in the fore part of
the day. An afternoon session was
held, however, and interesting sessions
are expected to-day and tomorrow,
the closing feature being free lecture
tomorrow evening by Mrs. Julia B.
Nelson.
DR.. Finn has purchased the lot on
Minnesota street between G. E.. Nc
Kay's and Mrs. Newton's, for $3.50, and
is putting in a foundation with view
to removing his present residence to
the new location. This is done in or
der to make room for the new resi-
dence which he has had under con-
temptation for some time. Those who
have seen the plans for the new man.
sion pronounce it decidedly ahead of
anything in this place in point of size
and elegance.
G. L. Holmes, of Delhi, has been
pntting in water works on a small