The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-17

Justice to any one. A mans vote Is
his own, and election strife ought to
be settled on election day.
PERSO NAL.
Mrs. w. P. Huntington went to st,
Peter Tuesday for weeks visit.
RIG. Weatherston. the liveryman,
went to the cities this week.
H. Nj. Aune has been to South Da-
kota on business for the past few days.
O. B. Turrell visited New Ulm on
Monday and returned in the evening
Dana P. Long, of Minneapolis, was
the guest of Landlord Mccarthy a
few days this week.
Mrs. G. H. johnson, wife of the
builder. leaves to-day for a months
visit with acqaintances in St. Paul.
Jas. Larson, of Westline, was in
town Tuesday, and informed us that
he did not intend to remove his family
to his Johnsonyille farm until next
summer.
Mrs. John Whittet, who was attacked
with grip four weeks ago, and with
measles before the grip had yet let 60
its hold, is now sitting up again.
Misses Lizzie Bissell and Luella
Turrell returned yesterday from Garlic
ton College, for the Easter holidays,
and will remain with their parents for
ten days or more.
Geo. johnson, who went away to
meet his bride in Missouri several
months ago, has returned in his com
pleted state to his farm in Sheridan,
no longer vulgar fraction.
Miss Mamie Riheldaffer, who has
been away in St. Paul and Winnebago
CITY for a week, returned on Monday
evening, and is once more gracing her
post at the Citizens Bank.
w. B. King returned yesterday from
Illinois, where he had been called soon
after the departure of his brother, to
attend his fathers funeral. The de-
ceased has been to Redwood Falls on
two or three occasions, and impressed
those who met him as an honest, kind
hearted man.
Mr.. L. Dornberg, for week or
more now has been keeping to the
good" and gaining little in the bar
gain. He still suffers slight pain in
one or the other of his limbs occasion
ally but each is less severe than the
former attack. We expect soon to see
him on duty again.
Misses Eta and Lulu Everson, who
have suffered so severely from grip
and consequent pneumonia since New
Year, took a drive for the first time
around town on Monday afternoon.
Everyone was glad to see them out
again, and it is the uniform desire
that they may soon be enjoying their
work in our midst once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Turrell are now
quite settled down in their new home,
and are being congratulated by their
friends on the elegance of its internal
appearance. The arrangements OF
the house are everything that conven-
fence could dictate, and the delicate
touches of a lady's hand are impressed
on the sensible and stylish get up OF
all the furnishings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cooper, who,
since they came from Wisconsin some
weeks ago, have been living in a house
near the depot, left on Tuesday to
take up home on the farm near the
Dennistoun farm, where they had
been in former years, and which they
have rented for year till they can
look around for suitable farm to buy
The father and mother OF Mrs. Coop
or, Mr.. and Mrs. Hulburt, from Sparta
now occupy the house vacated by
them.
ID. Lines aud sister arrived home
from Florida last Saturday. w. D
found Pensacola good place to spene
the winter, but did not become infatu
ated with the south otherwise. Pen
sacola is an important shipping point
for coal and ship timber, aud also doel
quite a trade in fish, but prairie
farmer can find nothing thereabout'
to attract him in the way of farming
At least that is the substance Of w
DIS conclusions. He thinks that tn
natives down that way have made
great deal more at selling orang'
groves than can ever be made selling
the oranges themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Till Tibbetts are a
present boarding at the Francois Ho
tel. Just before the storm they re
moved to their house, recently vacatet
by Fred Thompson, and we're hardl.
in when their chimney stack was car
ried away, and culinary operation
, rendered all but impossible. 1t is nov
. pretty we'll known that Till means t.
I divide up" that $4,000 with his fel
=, low townsmen. Everybody Away
knew that Till was largely imbue<
with the American spirit of equality
but few believed that this spirit woult
be exhibited 80 generously in Our owl
midst. He has been heard to So.
. that he is now busily engaged figuring
up how much it will amount to TO
each man, woman aud child in tn
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