The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-04

Mrs. Upton accompanied President
Upton last Sunday.
Mrs. E. Stegner arrived home from
Missouri last Monday.
Mrs. Bent, of Redfeld, S. D., has
been visiting her daughters at Hotel
Francois.
Will Brooks is expected home from
Lamberton this week, and will prob
ably go to work in c. F. Thompson's
tinshop.
Judge E. D. French went to Mime
apolis on Tuesday, intending to journ-
ey on to Sioux City and other Iowa
points before returning.
A petition is being circulated here
requesting change of time on the
Northwestern train leaving here, at
II As SO as to make the leaving time
half an hour later. The present sched-
ule accommodates Redwood Falls less
than almost any previous one.
Chas. Kneeland was over from Lam
berton yesterday. The Lamberton
yard was the last of dozen or SO
owned by the Empire Company to be
transferred to other owners, which i'm
plies that G. r. was a faithful steward
for his employers, and that he will
fight it out on that line hereafter.
VIM. Crouley has bought out Mr..
Brands interest in the building start
ed jointly by them near Goodies shop,
and will go ahead with the building.
There is a prospect that the space be-
tween his building and the Offerman
Block will also be filed up with a SOL
id brick row during the year.
We understand that Prof. Nc Clary
of Mankato Normal School, has &C
copied an invitation to deliver one of
his popular lectures here on the 18th,
for the benefit of the public library.
This worthy institution has not asked
for benefit for long time, and we
expect to see great many tickets
sold for this lecture.
George NJ. Brand has recently pur-
chased the two-story brick building of
VIM. Dodge at Fairfax, and will take
possession April LIST. In company
with his brother he will put in large
stock of general merchandise, and
judging by his success at this place, is
bound to succeed. His stock at this
place is being closed out at cost;as ap-
pears by his announcement elsewhere.
At meeting of the Chautauqua
Circle last Monday evening at the res
idence of L. N. Rowe, the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year: Miss Mira Abbott, president;
Miss Fannie Rowe, yice-president;
Miss Hattie Hitchcock, secretary;
Mrs. w. L. Abbott, treasurer, and
Mrs. Rowe, critic. Next Monday
evening the circle will meet again with
Mrs. Rowe, and the lesson prescribed
in the Chautauquan for the first week
in February will be taken up. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present. Visitors are always well
come.
Eli Slower, of Gales, was at the
county seat last Saturday, and in con-
versation, showed very plainly that
there was at least one Southsider who
had not very high opinion of the &C
ton of those of our county commits
sioners whs procured the heating of
the court house with stoves. He quot
ed one of the good wives of Gales as
saying that a hay stove was good
enough while she lived in her old
house, but that when she got fine
house the hay stove must go. Mr..
Slower thought that it was a shame
that such fine building should be
without suitable heating and without
a regular janitor to keep building and
grounds in good order.
Where is Julius A. Schmahli That
was the question that agitated the
Daily News staff all yesterday. 1t
was known that he had ample time to
return from his San Francisco trip,
where he added luster to the gather
ing of erudite representatives of the
press Clubs of America and Canada,
but he didn't come, and the Daily
News offers a goodly reward for his
apprehension, dead or alive. And
that banquet, too, that City Editor
Horace Dunn had planned to tender
the notable pilgrim upon his return
i will have to be abandoned and Hor-
ace has no conceivable scheme to as
suage his regret for being able to &C
company the voyager.-Globe, Tues
d.y.
According to advices received by
julius family here, he is still alive,
but probably not kicking to any great
extent, after enjoying the fat of the
land as the guest of hospitable Cali
fornians and of shrewd Wagner pal
ace car people,who had an eye to news
paper puffs from the press club tour
lists, and treated them like lords.
Julius journeyed on to New York city,
and is expected at his home in this
place during the coming week.
Church Announcements.
Subjects at the Christian church
Sunday, by President Upton: Morn