The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-07-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Houghmaster go

i Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Houghmaster g
to Hutchinson tomorrow for week.
visit.
! At Sleepy Eye last Sunday, thu
youngest son of Mrs. Philip Young
man fell into q tub full of water whi..t
her mother was away and wa
drowned.
Our Redwood ball experts-Messrs
Buxton, Dixon and French-who went
to Granite last week to play Appleton
returned without playing single inn
ing. The Appleton club got scared
out, and refused to play.
A rousing Republican rally, with
good speaking and music, is promised
the evening of the county convention
next Tuesday. Politics will get big
start next week in this county.
New Ulm Review: j. R. Lankerd
of Redwood Falls, was in town yes
terday. Mr.. Lankerd is president of
the Republican club of his home vii
lage and is enthusiastic all year
round.
The Misses Kelley Of Mankato, the
Misses Annie Bradish, Essie Cody,
Agnes Bradish and Mary Clark, OF
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. James Cloudy and
Mr.. George Robinson, of Cannon
Falls, and Mr.. James Fagen, OF
Mortified, who We're in attendance
at the Jackson Gallery wedding, re-
turned to their homes after spending
two weeks visiting their friends.
The city council last Tuesday even
ing passed an ordinance authorizing
the telephone company to operate
their line in this city under certain re-
strictions, and ordered new sidewalk
on Washington street, from the Citi-
zens Bank to Bridge street, besides
auditing the usual complement of
miscellaneous bills.
A. D. Stewart, of this county, was
honored at the state convention of the
peoples party yesterday, with an ap-
pointment to the difficult position OF
temporary chairman of the conven-
ton. As the convention was likely tc
be a large and stormy one, consider.
able interest will be taken in the out
come by Andrews friends in this vi.
cinity. It is liable to be a pretty So
we're test. At this writing, it appears
that Donnelly holds the convention as
in the hollow of his hand.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. S. O..
Mason, the energetic and popular in
surance man, has united himself in
the solemn bonds of-partnershir
with Mr.. E. NJ. French, of St. Paul
formerly of the we'll known law firm
of Reese & French of that city, fol-
the purpose of conducting general
Law, Land, Loan and Insurance bust
ness, under the firm name of Mason
& French. We predict for them 6
prosperous future and wish them
abundant success. See their card in
this issue.
Only a few days after the golden
wedding of Elder Swift, noticed in the
Gazette last week, another couple in
this vicinity celebrated a similar ami
versary. They were Mr.. and Mrs. ]
O. Conway, and the fact that they had
travelled tho same road together as
man and wife for fifty years was
something of a surprise to their &C.
quaintances here, who know what a
vigorous old gentleman Mr.. Conway
is. A large company of their friends
assembled at Mr.. Conway's on the ev
ening of the anniversary, to offer theil
congratulations over the journey past
and express the hope that the worthy
couple may enjoy many more years o.
welded life together.
Messrs. j. A. Schmahl and H. V
Ruter, two former pupils at the Ga
zette Office, expect to assume the man
agement of that establishment after g
few weeks. The details of their pur-
chase are not wholly completed at
this writing, and hence it would be
premature to indulge in farewells
with our readers as the transfer has
not been made. We simply take oc.
casion to say that Schmahl & Rute,
have shown both enterprise and abili-
ty in their work at St. Paul for series
of years-the one as a reporter and
editor, and the latter as an artistic
printer. That two are better than one
i'a scriptural axiom, and we sincerely
believe that it will be possible for the
new firm to do larger things in this
field than the present proprietor is able
to do single handed. We might add
that the new machinery and change
of form in the Gazette will be secured
in any event, in the course of few
weeks.