The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-11
Mrs. F. a. Clough visited friends

Mrs. F. a. Clough visited friend:
in Echo last Monday.
NJ. Offerman is building handsome
residence on his farm west Of the city.
CIV. Everett was in Granite Falls
on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Northwestern road has placed
chair cars on the main line between
Tracy and Chicago
A girl, weighing ID pounds, said
John K. Peterson,as he passed around
the cigars last Sunday.
Prof. Dudley,of the Morgan schools,
was in the city last Saturday, and
made this Office pleasant call.
Mrs. B. F. Webber, wife of Judge
Weber, visited with her husband
and acquaintance here over Sunday.
The Ladies Guild, of>the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. H. Beer,
of Mill street, next Wednesday after
noon.
JIG. Murphy, formerly of Ohio, is
again on our streets, having closed his
school in the town of Sheridan on last
Friday.
Hon. H. M. Richardson, representa-
tive from Olmstead county, in the '93
legislature, was in the city during the
past week.
Owing to this Thursday being As
cension Day, services will be held at
the Episcopal church this evening
instead Of Friday.
Elder Slime delivered stirring SER
mon on,the necessity of strong resolu-
ton in order to achieve success, at the
Christian church last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. G. A. Francois is now at Eureka
Springs, Ark, the damp atmosphere
around Colorado Springs, being such
as to forbid him remaining at that
place.
The first number of the Sanborn
Sentinel is at hand 1t is newsy lit
tie sheet, substantially patronized,
which we hope to see grow larger
rather than smaller.
Bishop Whipple will conduct SER
vices in the Episcopal Church of the
Holy Communion next Sunday morn:
ing. There will be no services in the
church in the evening".
The Renville county commissioners
will give 500 towards bridging the
bayou leading to the Minnesota
bridge north of North Redwood, pro.
viding Redwood county will do the
rest.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Christian
church will give a social Friday even.
ing, May II, at the home of DR.. Glib
son. A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Doughnuts and coffee
will be served.
Miss Mira Abbott leaves to-day fol-
Winnebago City,, where she go as q
delegate to atted the Missionary Con
vention of the Presbyterian denomin-
alton. She will then go to Delavan
to visit relatives.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom preached 8
sermon to young men Sunday even.
ing-on the influence they exerted al
present, and in the future, contendine
that one evil boy could Offset the good
morals of ten acquaintance.
Judge Baldwin's resignation as Pc
lice Judge was forwarded to Gov. Mel
son last Monday, land with it petition
for the appointment to the vacancy o.
Mr.. EN-. French, of Mason & French
which appointment will probably be
made. The petition was signed by
all of the local attorneys. Mr.. French
studied law in the office of the late
Judge Brown, of Willmar.
Henry Simondet met with very
painful accident last Monday evening
while going home from North Red
wood. His boy was driving a four
horse team, attached to load of hay
on which Henry was seated. The M
& st. l.. freight engine whistled, tn
pole team took fright, running int
the fore team, and causing a run-awa.
that upset the load of hay and tire,
Henry to the ground in such a name
as to strike on his head and produce
concussion of the spine. He was du.
out of the hay by his son, who foun'
him unconscious. Henry was take1
home, and DR.. Pease called, who pro
nounced the injuries as not being fa