The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-24

Attorney Geo. w. Somerville was
up from Sleepy Eye last Thursday
and Friday.
Prof. F. Y. Hubbard, of the Waseca
schools, was in the city during the
latter part of last week.
A resident of Granite Rock town
ship, whose name cannot be ascer-
tanned, fell on to pitchfork last week
and injured his hips.
Mrs. G. T. Ward and Mrs. III. D.
Baldwin we're registered at the Min
nesota building of the Worlds Fair
during the latter part of last week.
/ Miss Lena Theiring will teach in
the Fairfax school during the coming
period, while Miss Ella Hawk will in
struct the young of the Marion john
son district.
/ In a runaway accident last week
George Pryor had his shoulder dislo-
Gated and was otherwise injured. The
runaway was caused by the buggy
pole becoming detached.
Till Tibbetts threshed his fine crop
of wheat last week, and it only went
II bushels of No. hard wheat to the
acre. Twenty-Five bushels was the
estimate placed upon the field.
Col. Frank Ring returned from his
visit to Winnebago City last Saturday
evening. He reports Editor Smith, of
the Enterprise, formerly of the Lam
berton Leader, a winner at Winnie
bago.
| Oliver Leavens has tree in his
yard in this city which has blossomed
the second time this year. It is an ap-
pie tree, and the blossoms are as thick
as they we're in the spring. The tree
is also bearing nice, lot ofripening
apples.
John Anderson, at one time popu-
llr clerk with Lechner & Ackmann, but
who has for several years past been
!: acting as machine agent at Candy, is
I now behind the counters at III. G. Ack-
mann's, having commenced work there
last Monday
i A Chicago & Northwestern car was
broken into last Saturday night, and
a couple of boxes of ginger snaps
we're pilfered. The relics of these gin
ger pieces were found scattefed from
the falls of the Redwood to the Dalles,
several rods below.
' Granite Falls journal: When the
= lightning kicked up such rumpus at
the Commercial House on Monday
/. last, Matt Mccarthy was going up the
stairs leading from the second to the
q third story. Two minutes later, when
he came to himself, he was taking beer
4 with Theodore down at Ole Haugen's
Both say they do not know how they
= got there.
The ladies of the society of the
Christian church desire to extend their
thanks to those who so kindly assisted
!. at the lawn social at the home of Dr.
: Gibson, contributing 50 much to the
success of the occasion. The Redwood
: Falls band would be especially re-
s membered for the readiness with
s which they responded to the invita-.
S ton to enliven the entertainment with
. their music.
3 The Journeyman's Tramp Associa:
s ton is faring bad in this city, six Of
them occupying floor berths on the
city cooler on last Thursday evening
and eleven of them on the Friday fol
: lowing. A couple of them are doing
S time for telling police officers how te
IS run the town, while couple of more
s are also in for marring the beauty Of
. each others faces, using knives, clubs
ETC., for the purpose.
J. WINS Pleasant Grove farm
was the scene of festive gathering
Is on last Friday. The occasion was the
Is annual meeting of the Ladies society
l. of the Presbyterian church and these
Is meetings never fail to draw out {
II crowd. The guests were treated t.
q melons grown on the place and they
were enjoyed to the utmost. Refresh
ments were served about six o'clock
There were about seventy-five people
= present counting in the babies, o.
= which there were host.
i The game of ball between the Mar
shall Redwood club VS.. ST. James
club at Mankato for the championship