The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-18
PERSONAL.
Mrs. johnson returned from her St
PAIL visit last SATURDAY.

R. P. Sinclair, of Fairmont, spen
Sunday at Hotel Francois.
VIM. Smith, of Kintire, will occupy
his city house during the winter.
Mrs. Brewer, of Minneapolis, is Wis
iting the Chadbournes of this city.
Attorney Madigan left for Tracy or
legal business yesterday afternoon.
James Murphy, of Westboro, Ohio
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Madigan.
A. Fl. Moon is limping around the
streets, the effects of sprained ankle
Architect Mills returned from St
Paul where he secured carpenters
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, of Minneap.
oils, have been at Hotel Francois the
past week.
Mesdames E. A. Garlick and A. A
Neale are visiting the family of Finley
Gray at Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Birkenmeyer
commenced housekeeping on Fourth
street this morning.
|. Mrs. Grogean, lady of Minneap-
ellis, has been visiting at Hotel Fran
co.'s for several days.
Miss Nellie Nelson came down from
Granite Falls last Thursday and is
the guest of Ida Laird.
At Hotel Francois: W. r. Drew,
Winona, John Garfield, Lincoln; E.
Regenthal, Minneapolis.
Miss Vern Collins, a young lady
from the city, is visiting at Pleasant
Grove, the home of the Winn's.
A. c. Lamport and wife, the former
ex-superintendent of Murray county,
have been visiting at the residence of
S. J. Race.
D. E. Laird, our popular young as
sistant postmaster, is himself again
after rather protracted struggle with
the mumps.
Rev. w. E. and Mrs Bates, of Winnie
bago City, who have been visiting the
Riheldaffers for the past four weeks,
return to their home tomorrow.
Sells & Rentfrow's circus will be
here Sept. 2. Chas. King, Nick Thorn
as, John Nearly and Van Sculoz, ag-
ents of the affair, are at the Com
mercial.
Mrs. E. NJ. French, wife of tho jun
ior partner of the firm of Mason &
French, is in Redwood Falls making
arrangements for permanent resi-
dence in this city.
Miss H. E. Hughes, of Wisconsin,
and a cousin, Miss Jones, of New
York, ore visiting their brother and
cousin, popular Tom Hughes, con-
ductor on the c. & N. w road.
VIM. Simmons, otherwise known as
BILLY" is back to Redwood from the
Soldiers Home on a parole. "Billy"
speaks highly of the management of
the Home by Capt. Thos. Mcmillan,
and says that there is not an inmate
but what is devotedly attached to the
genial Commander.
Matt Offerman returned from his
Moscow, Idaho, trip Tuesday night,
after an absence of nearly five months.
His son Fred is in the drug business
in that city, and is doing the business
of the town. Mr.. Offerman thinks
that Moscow will soon be the gem city
of the west. Idaho, he says, will go
Republican this year.
Rev. John Sinclair and G.. w.
George have been enjoying Mime
tonka breezes at the cottage of the
George family at the Lake. The Rev
erend gentleman's enjoyment was
somewhat curtailed by an attack of
malaria in Minneapolis, which how
ever soon subsidized after he came to
the Lake. G. w. says Mr.. Sinclair is
a skillful sailor and handles sail boat
like veritable "old salt"
| - . S-----
Build the Washington Sewer.
The sewer system on Washington avenue
is needed badly, and our excellent city coun-
Gil should lose no time in ordering Engineer
Loweth to make a preliminary survey of the
city for this purpose. Nearly every business
man along the avenue is DESTROYS OF that sys
| tenn being constructed at once. and are in
| clined not to make water connections until
sewerage is obtained. 1t is certain that both
hotels are gre atty in need of the system and
the health Of the city demands that It 90 down
at once. The council should act in this matter
The subject of the morning sermon
at the M. E. church will be, "The
bountiful grace of Cod" In the ev-
ening there will be given the first of a
series of discourses on "Jesus and His
work" The subject for that evening
will be, "Jesus as an example" All
are cordially invited to attend the ev-
ening services which shall be made as
practical and timely as possible.
Rev. Mr.. Appleby, Arch-deacon OF
the diocese, will hold service at the
Episcopal church next Sunday morn.