The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-22
Redwood Gazette.
BY sCnMAHL g. RUTER.
REDWOOD FALLS SEPT. %, 1892.

smiling all over. Passing the cigars
around, he announced cts girl"
Math. Bottles, of the Riverside
Threshing Co, Vesta, states that the
average yield of wheat fields in Vesta
and Granite Rock townships will be
from IL to II bushels per acre.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church, and the St. Agnes Guild of
the same church, will meet with Mrs.
Ella Mcmillan and Miss Ida Carroth-
ers on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20.
Mrs. G. w. Mills, wife of Carpenter
Mills, left for st. Paul last Saturday
for the purpose of securing the family
household goods, preparatory to re-
turning to this city and taking up
residence in the F. A. Gray residence,
on Ramsey Heights.
Matt Offerman and wife returned
from Faribault, where Mrs. Offerman
has been visiting for several months,
last Saturday morning. They will
take up a residence here, providing
they can find a house to reside in.
A five-year old child of NJ. w. Nc
Ministry, residing near the Fair
grounds, was hit by a dog belonging
to Geo Hughes, in front of the Com
mercial House last Saturday after
noon. The dog got hold of the ear of
the little one and nearly pierced it be-
fore he was forced to leave go.
Prof. j. P. Bieber, the St, Paul op-
tician, left for Marshall last Monday,
after very profitable weeks stay in
this city. Fitting large number of
persons with spectacles, and each one
satisfactorily, as he did, the Professor
will look forward to another trip to
Redwood with great deal of interest.
George Goblirsch, of Nicollet coun-
ty, who purchased Il farming tract in
New Avon township, this county, last
spring, arrived in Redwood Falls with
his family last Saturday, and at once
took up his residence in New Avon.
Mr.. Goblirsch likes Redwood county,
and will be one Of the young hustlers
of the county.
Ed. r. Duerre, for a long time be-
hind the dry goods counters at G. A.
Francois & Co., was called to the old
home in Reeds Landing last Thurs
day, for the purpose of assisting his
brother George in the store of the
Duerre Mercantile Co. Business at
Reeds is very active at this time of
the year, and the Queries are evident
ly capturing their share of it.
The Misses The;ring met with quite
an accident last Saturday afternoon
but lucky for them did not prove a
very serious one. AS they were driv-
ing down the Morton hill the horse
became frightened and threw them
out, Miss Lena being thrown under
the horses feet, where she was picked
up by her sister, with a bad cut on
her right temple and a badly bruised
arm; while her sister was also badly
bruised.
Miss Inez Baldwin proved herself
to be a charming hostess in entertain
ing the St. Agnes Guild last Thursday
afternoon. She was assisted in enter.
tanning the young ladies by Mrs. CT
Ward. Those present were Mesdames
H. A. Baldwin, H. G.. Schmahl, H. S
Baldwin; Misses Weatherston, Hettie
Persons, Julia Lichtwarck, Lizzie anC
Virginia Huntington, Minnie Warner
Hattie Beecher, Minnie Goodrich
Marion Everett, Matte Bigham, Mile
Birum, Alice Bigham, Charlotte
Schmahl; Messrs. HI. l.. Beecher, H
A. Baldwin, Geo. Dickinson, Charlie
Luscher, Gene Drake.
Walter LaFever, 11-year old boy
was up tree in the hollow just bac]
of the Madigan residence, pickin.
grapes last Sunday. Chas. Duschel
another youngster, saw him, and at
\ tempted to have him come down b
making threats. Failing in this, h
threw stone at him, the stone strik
ing LaFever in the back of the hea
aud knocking him to the ground
Duscher was arrested Monday, but in
. asmuch as LaFever was not seriousl
injured the case was continued unit
Tuesday, when Duscher was repr
manded and discharged.
st Citizens who wonder why it take
the postofice department of this cit
SO long in distributing the mail 0
Monday morning. should just take