The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-10-13

G. L. Waldron, OF, Austin, will soon
open restaurant in the Ola building.
Geo. Lechner and family are now
residing in the Lusk house on Mime
sofa avenue.
DR.. Pease reports that a fourteen
year old son of Adam Alexander had
his arm broken above the wrist last
week.
Mrs. F. L. Warner entertains the
Ladies Guild and the St. Agnes
Guild next Thursday afternoon, Oct
ober 20.
VIM. P. Huntington, H. F. Buech-
ner and j. Fletcher Skinner compose
the Republican ward committee for
the ward west of Washington avenue.
Butcher Boy" Emil Schmahls
fiery bay with a three minute record,
ran away Tuesday and got badly cut
by barbed wire at the top of the Ham
mer hill. A broken axle caused the
runaway.
A drove of 200 head of cattle on the
Gilfillan farm, made rush for John
A. Peterson the other day, and had
not John displayed his usual nerve he
might have been trampled under
their feet.
Orlando Greene organized Normal
Bible Sunday school in the Merriam
school house. New Avon, last Sunday
Mr.. Greene was elected superintend.
emit; Eben Martin, assistant; Miss
Curry, secretary, and Miss Smith as
sistant.
! On the State ticket the Republican
Presidential electors come first; the
Prohibs second; the Dems third anc
the Fusionists last. On the State Of
ficers the Pops lead, the Dems arr
second, the Prohibs third and the Re
publicans last.
| A good illustration of the continued
growth of our city is seen in the fact
that on last Friday the Western Unior
Telegraph Company placed it's Red
wood Falls Office on the free delivery
list. Heretofore the delivery boy col
lected ten cents for each message de
livered, but now he is on the salary
list and will collect nothing but tele
graph tolls.
| V. G. Seward, the founder of the
GAZETTE, and more recently the editor
of the Saltwater Messenger, was sho1
and killed by young fellow nance
George Peters, whom he had dis
charged for incompetency, at Still
water Tuesday. The murder was pre-
meditated. The bullet passed through
Mr.. Stewards head and he died short
ly afterwards.
/ State Cheese Inspector E. B. Will
liams, was in the city last Monday
spending portion of that day in in
inspecting Mr.. Fleischer's cheese fac
tory in North Redwood MIR. Williams
pronounces the factory one of the best
| in the State. He has travelled all ove1
the State during the last two months
and incidentally remarked that the
Republicans would make a clear
sweep of it next November.
G.. w. Coon, travelling agent for 6
Milwaukee Insurance Co., was ir
French & Houghmaster's Office last
Friday, and in an interview stated
that Wisconsin would give Repub
lican majority of 10000 this year. The
calling of the extra sessions OF the
legislature by the Democratic gov
ernor, Peck, for the purpose of RENE
dying the Democratic gerrymanders
of the Legislative districts, is stirring
up the voters, who are taxpayers, to {
point of indignation, and they viii
place their feelings into the ballot DO,
next November" said Mr.. Coon.
The city council held a meeting las
Monday morning, and appointed
Messrs. E. B. Hale, j. P. Cooper anc
&C. Peck as judges of election il
the first ward with the voting station
at the engine house on Third street
and Messrs. E.P. Byram, A. w. Bage1
and A. E. King as judges in the sec
ond ward, with the station at the host
house on Mill street. It was also de
cided to appropriate money to pay
One-half of the expense for grading