The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


w. a, French and wife are visiting
friends at Pilot Mound, Freeborn Co.
There is to be an important meeting
of tho city Democratic club next We'd
nesday evening.
Harvey Warner, deputy grain in
spector at Minneapolis, visited his
family here the past week.
Teachers examinations will be held
at the Redwood Falls high school,
Aug. % and "a; at Walnut Grove
school house Aug. 80 and 81; at San
born school house Sept. LIST and I'd.
The Board of School Inspectors held
a meeting Tuesday night, and consid-
cred bids for heating the school
house with steam. No definite action
was taken.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week to VIM. Miller and
Minnie Behrends, Of Lamberton, Cal
vim Coleman and Inez Hill, Karl
Drusch, johanna Gustke, and George
Henry and Julia Boyd.
Emil Schmahrs spirited team ran
away with Law Charles yesterday
morning, running down Mill street to
the falls, and badly smashing tho ice
wagon. The horses were not hurt, but
Law was nearly scared to death.
DR.. Gibson filed his resignation with
the city recorder this week, causing a
vacancy in the board of health. Vhe
doctor states as a reason of the resig-
nation lack of time to properly at
tend to duties incumbent upon the
position.
G. w. Everett informs us that he is
agent for the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Mil
waukee. You will make no mistake in
securing policy in this company, as
they are one of the largest and most
conservative companys that sell Lilo
Insurance.
A special telegram from Marshall
to tho Globe under date of Aug. 9Th
reports terrible loss of property
throughout Lincoln, Yellow Medicine
and Lyon counties caused by Mon
days storm. Two persons were killed,
one seriously injured and total loss to
property of over half a million.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, assisted by
Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl, entertained a
small party of young people on Tues
day evening in honor of the birthday
of Mimic Wcathcrston. Misses Inez
Baldwin, Everett, Warner, Laird, Car
rothers and Virginia Huntington;
Messrs. Chas. Braley, Ed. and Chas.
Luschcr, Gene Drake, Rupert Martin
and Frank Hubbard made up the
party.
The parlors of Hotel Francois we're
filled with merry party of young
people on Tuesday evening assembled
to bid farewell to Miss Jessie Porter,
who left Wednesday for an extended
eastern visit. Those prcsont were
Misses Charlotte Schmahl, Bent, Por-
ter, Madge and Anna Mccarthy; and
Messrs. Geo. Dickinson, Dewitt Mar
tin, Charles and w. T. Chollar and NJ
Mccarthy.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens Bank Tuesday
resulted in the reelection Of the old
directors, W. t. Donaldson, President
F. W. Philbrick, j. H. Bowers, G. A.
Francois, j. NJ. Huntington, J. G.. Ri
heldaffer and Dwight Bissell. The
directors held meeting yesterday anC
reelected the old officers, w. T. Don.
aldson, President, F. w. Philbrick
Vice-President; O. B. Turrell, Cashier
Chief Buechner, of the Fire depart
ment, called out both companies of the
"brave fire laddies" Tuesday night
| and tested hydrants and hose. Two
pieces of hose, each with one inch
nozzles, and two pieces each with
three-quarter inch nozzles were at
tached to hydrants, and with Isl
pound pressure threw water far above
the highest structure in the city. One
hose loco feet in length, was laid, anC
from it water was forced 20 feet in the
air.
The Young Ladies Aid Society o.
the NJ. E. church mot with Mrs. E. A
Chapman, on the outskirts of the city
last Saturday, and were entertained il
a handsome manner. Those present
we're the Misses Houck, Root, Clay
son, Ferris, Chapman, Daisy Clayson
Tiffany, Ross, Darling, Hitchcock
Hattie Hitchcock, Butterfield, Winter
Mrs. j. Stegner; Messrs. Horace Jones
Bert Bacon, G. Darling, A. Chadbourn
Fred Cain, Arthur Cain, Frank Clay
son and j. Hitchcock.
Deputy State Examiner ]. P. Yves
was in Redwood during the early par
of the week, and after examining GU
three State banks pronounced then
as being in as good condition as an.
in the state. He also examined tn
accounts of County Auditor Anderson
and Treasurer Kuenzli. resulting il
the statement to the GAZETTE reporter
that no county in the state had it,
records in better shape. The two of
ficials are to be congratulated on tn
deputy's remarks.
About 800 perspiring, disguised
specimens of humanity crowded into