The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-04

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LIST, 1892. JAS. AIKEN.
| PERSONAL.
o. Cassidy, stockman, is visiting
with Joseph Tyson.
The Marshall Base Ball club quar-
tered at the Hotel Francois.
Mrs. j. P. Jones and family are Wis
iting at Hampden, this state.
G. Melee was in the cities purchas-
ing goods during the past week.
! Walter D. Martin went down to the
cities Saturday, returning Monday.
G. Hauenstein, the New Ulm brew
er, was at the Commercial Tuesday.
Attorney S. R. Miller, of Beaver
Falls, dined at Hotel Francois Monday
Miss Minnie Homer has returned
from an extended visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs. T. Williams, of Mill street, has
returned from her visit to Roche ster
NJ. Madigan and H. D. Baldwin go
to Granite Falls Monday on court
affairs.
| Miss Alice Bingham, of Sleepy Eye,
is visiting with Miss Virginia Dun
nington.
John w. March and wife have re-
turned home from their visit to New
York state.
H. M. Hitchcock and Frank Hub
bard we're in Beaver Falls on business
Tuesday.
Miss Peterson, with Miss Mulligan,
is in the east, posting up on the trim
ming for the tall bonnet.
Christian H. Frederiksen and Ma
tilda Christensen, Of Shutdown, were
licensed to we'd during the past week.
O. E. Maxson, Charles johnson,
Robert Glashan and Fred Giese, of
Marshall, were at the Commercial
Monday.
Miss Bertha Pattengill, of Beaver
Dam, Wis, who has been visiting Mrs.
H. D. Chollar, returned to her home
on Tuesday.
| Matt Cumming, of South Dakota,
was in town during the past week, the
guest of J. A. Cumming. He is now
in Worthington.
81. M. Aune, of the firm of Aune &
Thune, left for Chicago to day to pur-
chase new stock of dry goods for
their new store.
Miss Louise Conklin, the young
lady visiting at Mrs. H. D. Chollar's
the past two weeks, returned to her
st. Paul home to-day.
| Eessrs. Baldwin, Drake and Colder,
of Marshall, started for home Tuesday,
but breaking buggy wheel, returned
to Redwood for repairs.
! Capt. Huntington goes to St. Paul
next Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the trustees of the Soldiers
Home, at Minnehaha Falls.
i Miss Fannie Everett is now in High
land Park, ILL.,, attending musical
conservatory in that place. Miss Ev-
erett will remain there for some time
| At the Hotel Francois during the
past week: r. P. Sinclair, Fairmont
| S. Andrews, Cincinnati; Peter Eisch-
en-, Belview; W. D. Lowry, Minneap-
oils.
At the Commercial during the past
week were c. D. Griffith, Sleepy Eye
Ed. Sharbe, Spencer; T. w. Battin
Winona; w. Kluge, Tracy; H. G.
Gammettee, Axiom, Ohio.
Mrs. H. D. Baldwin and Mrs. s. B
Marvin, of Three Lakes,were in Gran.
tie Falls during the past week, the
former on a visit to a niece. Mrs
Baldwin returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hewitt, who have
, been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Chapman, at Hotel Francois, for the
past several weeks, returned to Win
nebago City Monday. Redwood Fall:
may be their future home.
D G.. w. Vaughn, F. M. O'Hara, Of
l this city, John Haas, of Lamborton
and G. H. Jones, of Belview, were il
Mankato Tuesday representing Red
}. wood county Democrats in the Second
District congressional convention.
3 Col. N. R. Nelson, of La Crosse
r chairman of the La Crosse Board o.
, County Commissioners, and proba
, bic Republican candidate for score
, tary of state of Wisconsin, represent
l ing Coll & Frank, called on F. w
r Philbrick Tuesday.
Fred Gley and wife left for St. Pau
5 Monday, the former as q delegate t.
the Democratic State convention
They will visit old friends and &C
quaintances at Young America befort
returning. The remainder of the STATE
, delegates, Messrs. K. E. Glascoe, J
A. Tiffany and John Roth, the latte1
of Lamberton, left for the State Tige,
, grounds, on Tuesday.
The water test yesterday was salts
J. factory, but a fire hose coupling broke
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