The Redwood gazette., 1891-10-08
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| The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. j. M. Dun
nington next Thursday afternoon.
Redwood County Bank has a new
Caligraph typewriter and desk for
the correspondence of that corporation.
Regular services at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning. Rev. Cone will
preach his farewell sermon, which will
be followed by the sacrament of the
Lords supper.
Sheriff Mead has been making am
pie preparations for the stern task that
has been set for him next week, and
we apprehend that there will be no
failure through any fault of that Off
cial.
Senator Peterson was looking after
collections in this vicinity last week.
The Review states that he will go with
Judge Brown, of Tracy, to present the
petition for a communication of Roses
sentence.
The teachers institute this week ap-
pears to be well attended. Tomorrow
the sessions will close, and we hope
the instructors of Redwood county
youth will 90 home loaded with new
ideas and good resolutions.
The assignments made at the NJ. E.
The handsome plans for the Sheri-
dan church are the work of Architect
G.. P. Greene, and our Delhi CORE
spondent notes that the same gentle
man has been entrusted with the plans
for their pastors residence.
conference just closed at Red Wing,
send Rev. F. 4. Cone to Winnebago
City, and Rev. A. J. Williams to Red
wood Falls. Rev. Joscelyn is contin-
ued at Beaver Falls and Morton.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in their
rooms over Philbrick's store next We'd
nesday at 3 D. m. A full attendance
is desired as important business will
be transacted. Also, our delegates
will give report of the State conven-
ton. *
A veteran Republican who had been
labored with by a prohibition neigh
Dor, turned in the following "pome" as
the result of his cogitations on that
subject short time ago:
Good news, good news for Adams race,
When every man agrees
To oust the dems a nj republicans
And elect the prohibees.
A special in Yesterdays Pioneer
Press states that Samuel Steinke, a
machinery dealer at Sleepy Eye, drew
500 from the bank and started for
Mankato on freight train last Mon
day. Since then nothing has been
heard from him directly, and his
brothers believe that ho has been
murdered.
There are several miles of sidewalk
in Redwood Falls that are practically
worn out. Sooner or later they will
have to be replaced, and it will be bet
tor for both lot owners and the cor
poration if it is sooner. One judgment
against the city for damages might
take sufficient money to furnish the
entire town with new walks.
Morgan Messenger: VIM. Kinman
informs us that his outfit has made the
creditable record of threshing $40
bushels of flax during five hours while
on the H. H. Johnson place, notwith-
standing that the machine made three
moves during this time. This indeed
speaks very we'll for both machine and
crew, and we would also add, for farm
er johnson. This county beats the rec
ords of any ones yield thus far.
The cold wave of the past week
makes business for our merchants. By
the way, few people can have any idea
of the size of the stocks of merchan-
disc carried at our principal stores,
without investigation. We would ad-
wise those who are skeptical to ask our
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Establishments. A Mankato citizen was
heard to say of one OF these stores that
for extent of goods carried it was
ahead of any house in his own town.
Marshall Reporter: Our base ball
team need another porous plaster.
They have developed new weakness,
1t was hoped that the new suits would
prove a mascot in enabling our boys
to find club that they could whip,
but the suits don't seem to be cut on
the right bias. They played an al
legged game of ball with Redwood
Falls last week Friday, and built up a
score of II to 4 in favor of Redwood.
All joking aside, however, we have
some good ball players in the Mar
shall club if they would practice.
There is no use in ball club expect
ing to win laurels no-a-days on natur-
al gifts. Practice, hard work and lots
of it are required now to build up a
club that can win anything worth win
ming. The boys say they are going to
commence to learn the game soon.
Miss Wade, without doubt, is the
most accomplished and versatile act
ress that has appeared here. She is
ably supported by clever artists, in
cluding the old favorite Hennessy Le-
royle who as Gilhooley kept the audi