The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-05-07
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house.
The L ,dies' Mite Society will meet
with Mrs. Bissell next Friday after
noon.
H. A. Baldwin, w. 5. Clayson and
Peter Mueller are each putting new
additions on their dwellings.
o. A. Mason organized lodge of
United Workmen, with % charter
members, at Saltwater last week.
The young peoples society of the
NJ. E. church has recognized as a
branch of the Epworth League.
The w. G. T. U. will meet on We'd
nesday next at p. M. in their rooms
over Philbrick's store. A cordial invi-
tation is given to all ladies.
Albert Borchardt started a new
sprinkling cart on the streets last Fri
day, the service being paid for by sub
scription of the merchants.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the NJ. E
church will hold their regular prayer
meeting next Sunday evening at Z
o'clock, to which all are invited. Topic,
"Our Privileges" Leader, Agnes
Hitchcock.
Contractor Bailey, and J. B. Mason
and P. Nc Pherson as right and left
supporters, are trotting along at their
usual livery gait with J. B. Robinson's
house, and have also put in small
barn on the same lots.
Union services were held by the
Methodist and Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening, with sermon by
Rev. Cone. Similar fraternal services
| wi probably be held at monthly in
terval during the summer.
Huntington & Warner report the
following sales the last week: Ell NEl,
Sec. ID, Vesta, to Peter Eischen, con-
sideration $1,000 per acre; the NJ,
NE4, Sec II, Vesta to Gust Anderson
Consideration, $3.50 per acre.
John Anderson, formerly with j. NJ.
Huntington, is canvassing the towns
of Redwood, Delhi, Paxton and Sher-
man for the Farmers Cooperative
Hail and Cyclone Association, which
is dascribed elsewhere in these
columns.
Redwood county has already re-
ceived the cash appropriated by the
state to reimburse the county treasury
in part for expenses of trying Rose
and Holden. Treasurer Kuenzli re-
ceived a draft for the full amount
$6,9OO-last Tuesday.
Judge Baldwin opened the first SEES
sion Of the municipal court Tuesday
morning, which was a short one, two
plain DRINKS paying each $3.50 ano
costs for their indulgence. The first
Tuesday of each month is fixed fol
the trial of all civil cases in the mum
cipal court.
Mrs. J. r. Lankerd entertained the
Chautaulua circle very pleasantly las
Monday evening. The circle is near
ing the completion of the years worl
and is now reading the lessons in ge
ology and French course in English
The meetings are both pleasant ane
profitable and members can not affore
to lose them. The next meeting vii
be in the parlors of the Commercial
House. Visitors are always welcome
Editor Hughes filled very particu
lar appointment at Marshall yesterday
and it is an open secret among his &C
quaintances that he is ere this no long
er a bachelor, in all reasonable proba
bility. The bride is Miss Matte Max
son, a sister of Lawyer Maxson, Q
Marshall. It did not take Brothe
Hughes long to find out that countr.
; editor needs wife as much as he need
cash subscribers. The Gazette conf
IDENTITY predicts that Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes will meet with cordial vel
come in Redwood Falls, upon their ar
rival here.
, Postmaster Mckay received two tel
egrams on Tuesday morning in regar'
to the dangerous illness of Mrs. NJ. H
Warren, mother OF Mrs. Mckay, tn
last telegram being to the effect tina
Mrs. Warren was dying. Mr.. McKa
left on the noon train for Duluth, wher
Mrs. Warren was taken sick, and tn
> following day notified his family tina
r death occurred on Tuesday, before hi
+ arrival at Duluth, and that he woul
= return with the remains on Thursda
s to-day. The funeral and intermer
r in our cemetery will be from Mort
S Redwood, Immediately after the trai
s arrives from the east to-day. Deceas
:, ed was about SIS years of age, the vic
9 ow of soldier in the late war, an
t the funeral to-day will be attended b
Y G.. A. R. and w. R. G. delegations.
n Alex. McIlreavie had streak of har
d luck last Friday afternoon, by way {
9 loss by fire. The stable on his far
e in Redwood Falls township was di
: covered on fire, about two o'clock, b
n Jas. Gallery and Jas. Clark, who dro,
n to the building and attempted to r
e move some of the machinery stored
G the building, but found that they we
y too late. Besides the building, Il
r, principal items of loss were Deerir
10 binder NEW last summer), seede
d drag and minor implements. N
l. MoTlroov;o r,lacas his loss at 4Q