The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-15
Rev. L. L. Hanscom left for Chica-

Rev. L. L. Hanscom left for Chica-
| go last Monday.
| Rev. Haupt, the South Dakota Tai
nadge, at the hall tomorrow night.
| In the case of G.. w. Everett Us. j.
w. Prokosch, Judge Gregerson decid-
ed no cause of action.
| Manager Mcmillan, of the Delhi
Roller mills, sold FIVE car loads of
| -four to Minneapolis parties last week.
/ DR.. and Mrs w. D. Finn, and F..
w. and Mrs Philbrick left yesterday
for an extended visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Julius Zamzon and Amelia Block
and Michael Foy and Kate McCor-
mick.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
| will have basket. picnic in A. l..
Gales grove, east of The city, Tues
day, June Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson left
for visit to the formers parents in
East Union, Carver county, last Mon
day. They will remain there for some
time.
Misses Inez Baldwin and Virginia
Huntington will soon leave for an
outing on the beautiful shores of Lake
Kampeska, around which they will be
conducted by Miss Winnie Warner.
Till Tibbetts' celebrated trotting
mare. Fanny Tempo" has been reg
istered in Vol. 10, of the American
Trotting Register Association. Fan
np's grand sire is the sire of Nancy
Hanks.
In increasing the size of its ad the
Royal Baking Powder Go. says: The
enterprise displayed in the GAZETTE
induces us to increase the size of our
advt., knowing that it will be bene-
fetal to us.
VIM. Hemphill, of Wisconsin, was
: visiting with David, John and George
Whittet during the past week. Mr.
Hemphill and the parents of the
Whites, were neighbors in the Bad.
ger State.
Geo. Houghmaster and wife left
last Monday for the White City, Chi
cago, where they will spend severa
weeks, leaving their Ramsey Heights
residence in charge of Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Skinner.
y The Old Settlers Picnic will be hele
!. at Bissells grove next Saturday, JUNE
II. A short program will be given. 4
game of ball between Redwood Fall
and Sheridan will occur in the after
ID noon. All are invited.
" The Window Reporter says that to
N morrow base ball nine composed o
N Indians from Redwood Falls are go
:. ing to drive over to Wilder and pla,
three games with the nine of tina
: place. The games take place FRIDAY
and Saturday.
T. Children's Day was appropriated,
! observed at the Presbyterian churcl
last Sunday evening, nearly all of tn
: little ones participating in the pro
+s gramme. O. B. Turrell, R. J. lyle
Is and A. D. Stewart made short ant
is appropriate speeches.
Is At the annual meeting of the Crane
= % Lodge I. O. OF, at Rochester las
Is week, G.. E. Mckay, of this city, wa
elected grand warden for the ensuing
year. Meeting with the Grand Lodg
N was the Rebekah Degree lodge, whic
reelected Mrs. Eunice Melville, o
10 this city, secretary.
Is Jesse Miller, who has spent the las
Is five years of his life in the wilds o
Is Colorado, Idaho, Utah and California
y was home last week to attend the maj
riage ceremony of his brother CLARK
> to Miss Lyman. Jesse will return t
Is that region, and probably take up
Is permanent residence in Oregon Q
Is Washington.
IS Excitement was'at fever heighth ii
40 North Redwood for short time las
ID Saturday morning, when a farme
wildly spread the report that woma
= was lying dead in the bayou, acros
the Minnesota river. A party of cit
zens Immediately went to the spot an
a. found the woman dead-drunk. Sey
eral sacks of wheat were strewu O
10 the ground, and team of horses wer
st carelessly tied to tree.
H. F. and Miss Clipfell returne