The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-28

possession of the Dolvin house nea
the bridge, is having barn built.
Hotel Atlantic at Marshall has
new management. w. N. Seaman ant
VIM. H. Smith are the new lessees.
Married-July 2flth, by Prof. M. H
Upton, at his residence, Joseph Blunt
ing and Miss Emma Taber, both o
Delhi.
| Geo. Pryor's team INDUCED in ;
runaway last Saturday, tipping ove1
the carriage, but. fortunately not in
juring any of the occupants.
l.. NJ. Street, who made a good rec
ord in the banking business at Spring
field, has purchased a controlling iu
forest in the National Bank at York
Nebraska.
| There were two social gatherings
last Friday, both of which were vel
attended in the afternoon at DR.
| Riheldaffer's, the other in the evening
at Mrs. G. T. Wards.
A death from sunstroke occurred al
Franklin a few days ago. From a
travelling man we learn that the vic
tim was a Finlander, and that he
drank excessively of cold water after
over heating himself at work in the
field.
Quite a good attendance is reported
at the w. G. T. U. convention here
Tuesday and Wednesday, including a
number of ladies and gentlemen from
neighboring towns. The Gazette goes
to press too early to report the lecture
of Mrs. Hobart last evening.
Levi Ten Eyck, formerly of Under
wood in this county. was called upon
to bury his son Isaac few weeks ago,
at Grand junction, Colorado. The
young man was 2G years old, and died
from the effects of a bad abscess in
the back. He was employed on the
railroad at the time of his death.
An exchange hits the nail squarely
on the head when it says: THE man
who is always telling newspapers to
pitch into this that and the her
thing and claims that it lacks nerve
because it does not rip people up the
back, is the Same one who never waits
his name used under any circumstance
es, and is the first one to cry that in
Justice has been DONE"
At the democratic county conven-
ton last Friday, Capt. Edward Lewis
presided as chairman, and Fred G.
Gley again kept the records as secre-
tary. The result of the election for
delegates to the state and congress
sional conventions was as follows: To
state convention: F. G. Gley, X. g.
Glasco. John Roth, Jos. Tiffany; to
the congressional convention G.. w.
Vaughn, F. NJ. O'Hara, John Haas, G.
H. Jones.
Next Monday the base ball event OF
the se.son is looked for, when Mar
shall will come down to do up the
Redwood nine if possible. The visit
ors have been doing strong playing
this summer, and the fact that the
Redwood Falls players have not been
practicing together much lately is
against them, however strong they
may be individually. The game is
sure to be an exciting one. Admission,
Is cents. ladies' free.
Last Saturdays Minneapolis Trib-
une contained an account of certain
questionable dealings by so-called
farmers grocery supply agency which
had been taking IN some of the farm
ers in South Dakota. There is safety
in buying of home dealers, and where
cash is paid and goods bought in
large quantities. it will be found that
the home dealer will do just as we'll
as the free trader who is building ur
the trade of Chicago or some other
distant business center.
The hail storm of last Monday night
moved a swath through the finest
Turning region of Redwood county
1t YVES not very extensive one so far
as reported by our Delhi correspond
ent, though quite number of other
a mers sustained losses all of G. L!
Holmes big farm and that of Ed
Pease being on the list. Although
thousands of dollars of hail insurance
has been written in the county this
season, the insurance companies ap-
pear to have had the luck so far as
this last storm is concerned, as very
few of the hail sufferers had insur-
ance.
a PUBLIC PARK.
Nothing adds to the attractiveness
and healthfulness of city, like we'll
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