The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-01

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/ Isaac Gallagher, Of Sleepy Eye, was
in the city last Friday.
Mrs. j. H. Laughren. accompanied
by her son. Harry, Of Usage, Iowa, are
visiting with the family of R. D..
White.
The band party last Friday evening
was not success financially. Those
who attended enjoyed some frst-class
musical selections.
Rev. FIR. Zaleowski, of Wilno, Lin
coin county, preached to the Polish
Catholic citizens of this county last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charity Chapter, O. b. S., conferred
the degrees upon several candidates
last Tuesday evening. The work was
followed with a banquet.
Editor w. r. Hodges, of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, and several other Sleepy
Eye Masons assisted Antiquity Lodge
at the funeral of the late G. T. Ward.
Mrs. w. G.. Ward, Miss Ward and
Mr.. Percy Ward, Of Waseca, and Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Hendrickson, of St.
Paul, were in the city over Sunday at
tending the funeral of the late Clar-
ence T. Ward.
Mrs. WI. Mcleod, wife of Attorney
Mcleod, and two children, came in
from Arlington yesterday, and will
soon take up residence in the house
recently purchased by w. S. Mckay,
on Mill street.
Mrs. J. w. Crump returned from
Louisville, Ky, where the remains of
her late husband were inferred for
final resting, last week. She was ac-
companied home By her niece, Miss
Gailbraith, of that city.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Ida May, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. D. j. Laird, of Minnesota av-
enue, to Bonnie G. Nelson, of Granite
Falls, at the church of the Holy Com
!. munion Tuesday evening, June 9Th, al
eight O'Clock. A reception at the Laird
residence will follow.
1t was % years ago to-day that w
P. Tenney started the first barber
shop in this town on the spot now oc
cupied by the Citizens Bank. His frs
chair was of the bar room class, anc
later, when he got in cushion chair
the town oracles imagined that thu
climax had been reached. Pitts ha.
, continued to grow up with the town
. A letter from La Crosse to Mrs. G
A. Francois, states that the father o
her late husband had just arrived il
that city on visit, from the old coun
, try. The elder Francois was conse
quently on the ocean at the time o
: the death of his son, whom he expect
I ed to see alive. Mr.. Francois per,
will soon make visit to relatives il
this city.
The Farmers Alliance of Redwood
county will hold it's fourth annua
picnic at Longbottom's grove mex
Thursday. There will be an address
of welcome by James Longbottom, ,
response by T. L. Gilbert, genera
address by A. D. Stewart, and tall
on the initiative and referendum b,
; Hon. James Arnold, county commits
5 sioner from the First. Late in the at
$ ternoon there will be a bowery dance
! Last Saturday while Henry Charte
was driving span of colts hitched t
harrow one of the reins came I'm
\ hooked and as Henry stood in front o
the team attempting to fasten tn
S snap the horses became frightene,
, and ran, knocking Henry down an,
. dragging the harrow over him. On
S OF the teeth lacerated his arm badl
= and he was considerably bruised. d.
Finn was called and the patient i
: now getting along nicely.
A residence and barn belonging
. Carl Hagener, German who has jus
S been in this country a. little more tina
s year, and now residing in Waite,
s bury township was destroyed by fir
! on the morning of May 10. In tn
barn were three horses, and larg
. quantity of hay and oats, which wei
also destroyed. Hagener carried n
insurance, and he, with wife an
L three children are left PRACTICAL
g destitute. He had just purchased 2
bushels of fax for seed, and it was a
l. so destroyed.
% Tho Morkov Eln&o~,o-:oo =, 01..-l.-