The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-11
PERSONAL.

Miss May Bacon went to Minneap-
oils last Tuesday.
c.. c.. Chollar is enjoying visit at
Minneapolis this week.
Ell Pratt of Grandon n. Oak. is Wis
ting his uncle, VIM. Pratt.
Postmaster Ole Hanson was down
from Bclview Tuesday.
Judge French came homo from his
Iowa tri p Tuesday night.
Alex. Milne started back to Butte
City, Montana, on Tuesday.
II. A. Turrell and bride arrived
home on Tuesday, and Rob has re-
sumed his station at The Citlzans Bank.
G.. r. Tanner, formerly with Levi
Annis, was IN town over Sunday, IN
his new avocation of 'der drummer.
". B. King and family arrived home
from their visit to Illinois relatives last
Friday. Their return was somewhat
delayed by sickness.
]. \. Schmahl sojourned with his
family and friends here last Friday
aad Saturday on his way from New
York City to his post at St. Paul.
Miss Hattie Baechcr, who has been
visiting Agent Beecher, her brothe~,
returned here from a trip to Minnie
apol;s last week, and on Monday stalt
ed for her home at RedfiolI, S. D.
G.. w. Shelton, of Charlc3town, was
over to the campfire last Thursday
| and contributed his part to the gener-
al hlaritv of thu occasion. Like the
others, he testified that he enjoyed it
very much.
L. p. Sinclair was in Redwood Falls
oyer Sunday His decision not to least
the Redwood Falls creamery this yeal
was mainly because its supervision
took too much of his time, owing tc
| poor ralraad connections with otnel
creameries of his system.
A young Scotch boy, Mr.. Duncan
| McGregor, is at present visiting Rev
J. Sinclair. He is the son OF q dis
tinguished Edinburgh minister, ant
came out nine months ago to Igor
county to learn farming with MIR. D. |
Mckay, of Island Lake. Mr.. Nc
Oregon is so enamored with our TAI
city that he speaks of coming to taxi
up his abode permanently in our vi
cinity.
Commander Parker and Capt. Gran
returned to Minneapolis Friday. The.
paid a brief call at this office, Ions
enough to bear emphatic testimony tt
the good management of the camptir
the day before Commander Parke
observed that it was his regular bust
ness to attend meetings of the orde
all over the state, bat that at no plac
had he enjoyed meeting with his com
rades more than he had here. Capt
Grant was even more enthusiastic owe
the gathering.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mr.. Purve
has been identified with All Sou
Church from it's very beginning an(
BY his earnest work and good eXecll
tive ability has done much to make i
prosperous. His loss will be sever
> one to the parish, yet all who are &C
quainted with the circumstances il
the case realize that Bishop Gilbert i
doing precisely what he should do il
giving the work to some one more abb
to stand the rigors of out door work
: Mr.. PurveS will preach his last sermo
t here as rector-in- charge, on the 2ls
Sexagesima Sunday. His new wor
will be as rector of St. Peters parish
in St. Paul, into which position h
will be instituted the first Sunday i
= l. Mt.
n. w. Tourist, Excelsior: The boar
| of directors of the Northwestern Chri:
tan College held session on Wedne:
day last at the College, during whic
the business affairs of the Colleg
were thoroughly discussed. The re:
]. ignation of Prof. M. H. Upton, 6
t president of the Educational associ;
. ton, was acted upon and accepted
and Prof. Pier elected to fill the V;
u cancy. Prof Upton will still retail
9 his position as member of the boar
,. of directors, and continue his effor
in the interest of the college, but wi
!, probab y accept call as pastor of
II church. 1t will be matter of regr'
,, to many that Mr.. and Mrs. Upton wi
y change their place of residence, an
e they will carry with them the kin
s wishes of our people, among who
It they have established very friendly r
= lations. Prof. T. promises not to 10:
sight of us, though absent.