The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-08
PERSONAL.

IN the c0pltal CITY.
w. D. Martin leaves for the State
Fair grounds to-day.
Mrs. Jesse Thompson, of Belview,
was in Redwood Falls last Friday.
Kim Glasscoe has gone to St. Paul
to see "Gov." Lawler and the Fair.
Frank Rose and wife, from Beaver
Dam, Wis, are visiting at Jeweler
Schleuder's.
Mrs. E.E. Case, of Blue Earth City,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Frank
Kenney, of Paxton.
Frank Kenney planted 10 acres Of
winter wheat on his Paxton farm dur
ing the past week.
Misses Ada and Jennie Vim left
for the cities and State Fair grounds
last Saturday.
Charles johnson and wife will go to
housekeeping at Mrs. Curtis on Wy
oming street.
Mrs. L. T. Byram, who has been
visiting with the Spaulsburys returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. J. Ingalls,, of Dodge Center
Mimi, has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. DR.. Gibson, the past week.
Misses Cecil and Harriet Cook, Of
st. Paul, are visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman, OF
this city.
Col. J. Ham Davidson, of St. Paul
was in the city this morning, and is
now at the Davidson farm in Morgan
township.
w. Baker, T. Williams and w
w. Stout were at the Fair grounds,St
Paul. yesterday, witnessing Nancy
Hanks trot.
T. F. Marsh, of Renville county, has
leased his farm in the Minnesota val
ley and will spend the winter in Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. VIM. Christian is in St. Pau
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. F
Morton, wife of ex-Secretary to CHIEF
of Police Morton.
Miss Mabel March, who has been
with her brother, Charles Edgar March
at Fargo, for nearly year, is in the
city on visit to her father.
i D. E. Martin and wife,of Winthrop
N. Y.,the latter sister to Frank Hub
bard, with Aune & Thune, are visiting
in this city, and may remain.
Mrs. A. E. King returned yesterda!
from four months trip in Illinois
where she was called some time ago
on account of the death of sister.
! r. P. Sinclair, of Fairmont, l.. A
Paddock, of Antioch, and A. D. South
worth, of Lake City, we're at the Com
mercial- Francois during the past week
Emil Schmahl, VIM. Pfeiffer
"Horie" Baldwin and Geo. Brown lef,
on Tuesdays early train for the State
Fair and the Twin City elephant
grounds.
O.W. Mcmillan, of the Delhi Roller
Mills, left for the Twin Cities yester
day for the purpose of hurrying uf
machinery for the Improvements il
the mills.
Prof. F. V. Hubbard, of the Wasecs
schools, made flying trip to Redwood
yesterday. His school opens Mex
Monday. Mrs. Hubbard is in Lodi
Wisconsin.
HIN. Bell left for St. Paul Tuesday
morning for the purpose of attending
a session of the State Embalmine
School, and probably taking in The
State Fair.
Joseph Epple, Henry Young, ano
E. Blankenburg, of Springfield, ano
: Ernest Herzog, of Tracy, haye beer
visiting at Joseph Lichtwarck's dur
ing the past week.
Miss Luella Turrell and Lizzie Bis
sell left for Carleton College last Mon
day, and Stanley BisselI followed then
on Tuesday, the latter taking in the
sights of St. Paul.
, Mesdames G. T. Ward, J. B. Robin
son, Miss Inez Baldwin and G. G.
Braley, of this city, and E. n. Swar
and Fred Homer, of North Redwood
left for the Fair Tuesday.
) D. Wagner, formerly of Sanborn
} this county, but now of Amigo, Wis.
5 was in Redwood Falls yesterday. Mr.
Wagner expects to return to this coun
5 ty inside of year, and as young
rustler he will be welcome.
t Yesterdays departures for the Fai