The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
Miss Minnie Warner entertains the

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st. Agnes Guild this afternoon.
The Epworth Guards picnicd on
Isaac Roots lawn last week. Miss
Pratt had about 40 Of them in charge
| Mrs. VIM. Crooks and child have re-
turned from an extended visit among
friends and relatives in Fergus
Falls.
j. 81. Seitz and wife, of Chicago,
formerly of this place, have returned
here, and are now residing on Second
street.
| Mrs. H. D. Baldwin and Mrs. c. T.
Ward left yesterday for Chicago and
the Worlds Fair, where they. will re-
main several weeks.
An umbrella or parasol was picked
up in the opera house aud left at this
Office. The owner can have the same
by paying for this notice.
Editor Paige, of the Cottonwood
Current, a brother to George W..
Paige, the celebrated actor here this
week, is in the city, making frequent
calls on the GAZETTE.
Jos. Tyson left last Monday for a
three weeks trip through Missouri
and Kansas. He will return in time
to take an active part in preparing for
the twentieth annual fair.
The ladies' societies of the Metho-
dist church will give a Golden Rod
social at Orchard Gables, corner Fourth
and Mill streets,on Thursday evening,
Aug. 24th. A general good time is
guaranteed, aud refreshments will be
served.
| A broken cylinder in the rattle trap
engine that the Northwestern runs on
the stub line. caused a delay of nearly
an hour in receiving the mail last
Monday morning. The break occurred
just on this side of Morgan. A pas
senger predicted that the old coach
would fall into pieces in short time
Charlie Dickson has curve that il
} new and simply immense. Georgt
French, who plays second, and wht
has read about the effect of tremors
imagines that he has them every time
the ball leaves Dickson's hand, ant
moves along serpentine like until i
gets within four feet of the batter
when it takes a sudden shoot down
It is luck if batter finds it.
Minnesota Mascot: And now for
; brand splinter new fish story. Col
McPhail has we'll in his door yard
It is Is feet deep and Sc feet abov
the creek at high water, and 800 yard
: distant from the creek. For the pas
8 five. or six days, every pail of waite
fromtthe we'll will contain from five t
thirty fish, from l to q inches Ions
:. and of what is called the sinner var
i ETY.. Where do they come from'
While entering the station at Eva
last Thursday morning, Conducto
I Hughes and the station agent disco1
Q cred bit and other rude tools layin
= next to the railroad company safe.
q hole had been bored in the door of til
t safe, and evidently charge of pow
Q der exploded. But the hole was
the wrong place, and the combinatio
d refused to give up the contents of tt
d safe, which were only a small sum {
. money, and the company's books.
g The Sleepy Eye Dispatch states th'
, the net profits of the Sleepy Eye ele'
" trio plant for the month of July WI
Q &O81. Eighteen twelve hundred cal
V die power electric lights are operate
for street lighting free of charge, tt
u village owning the plant. If SLEEP
l. Eye can make electric lighting pa
u and turn in a small profit every mont
= it really seems as though city lii
/ Redwood Falls could at least opera
: such plant SO as to make it pay @
u penses.
T. Miss Olive Charter died at the fan
is lily residence just south of the city
?, midnight last Thursday. Bright
ID Disease was the cause. She had bee
suffering from the same for near
D two months prior to the time of h
r death. The funeral occurred fro
er the Christian church, of which the d
10 ceased was member, at ten o'cloc
10 last Sunday morning, Elder W.
8 Slime officiating. Miss Charter was
L wears old and wns well-known in tn
n city, where she attended school frol
8 infancy. She was the daughter to N
Q and Mrs. George Charter, old residen