The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21
Miss Halves left Tuesday to resume
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Miss Halves left Tuesday to resume
her studies at Faribault.
Mrs. Chas. Lamberton and daueh-
ter departed Tuesday for st. Peter.
WS.McKay and wife returned from
the White City last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jos. Tyson left last Tuesday
for an extended visit at the Worlds
FAIR.
| 0. W. Mcmillan & Co. shipped a
carload of -four to Minneapolis yes
terday.
d. q. Ackmann has his grocery
windows very neatly decorated with
! bowers, etc.
Mrs. G. w. George has returned
from her visit to St. Paul and Lake
Minnetonka.
Hard times! OF course, but those
new hats at Miss Pratt's are cheap
enough to suit anybody.
p. G. Bailey received patent last
Saturday on his new and improved
wise and bench hook, a great boon to
carpenters.
Mrs. George Clark, residing in
Sheridan township, who recently went
to point in Wisconsin for her health,
died last Monday of the disease that
was troubling her.
Mrs. j. W. Ferris left last Tuesday
evening for Verona, Wis, where she
was summoned by telegram an
nouncing the dangerous illness of her
mother aud a nephew.
The following left for the Worlds
Fair Tuesday: Mesdames Ella Nc
MILAN, H. D. Brooke, Thos. March.
Joseph Tyson, John Moon, S. D.
Westfall, Miller and Thos. Martin and
wife.
Joe Smith has been granted the
privilege of running a Kohl & Mid
dleton Dime Museum on the grounds
during the fair. An educational wheel
OF fortune privilege was refused by
the officers.
Will Tyler returned from his trip
through the Southern part of the
state Tuesday evening. He has &C
cepted position as foreman of the
st. James Plaindealer, and will enter
upon his new duties about Nov. 18th.
Joseph Scharles has moved into his
newly papered and renovated quarters
in the Vaughn block, and is filling
orders rapidly. The rooms are the
same as those in which the gasoline
explosion occurred, but 10 is more
careful of the gasoline.
Elections are approaching in some
OF the States, and the Democratic
administration is restoring worthy sus-
pended pensioners to the rolls. Doc.
Byram received notice Tuesday that
he had been restored to the. rolls Sept.
18th. He was suspended on Aug. 31st.
Wilbur Chollar writes that he is
pleasantly located in the Chicago q,
and that he has been engaged to re-
port the news proceedings, of that in
stltution for the Chicago Tribune, and
on Saturdays attend to collections for
a prominent attorney of the Windy
City.
For the Brown County Fair to be
held at New Ulm, MINI, the North
western line will sell excursion tickets
to New Ulm and return at greatly re-
duced rates; tickets on sale Sept. 21st
to 24th, good for return passage until
Sept 25th, 1898, inclusive, For tick
cts and full information apply to ag-
ents Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
A large number of the Sir Knights
of Redwood Falls commandery were
in Sleepy Eye last Monday for the
purpose of bidding the veteran DIR.
Welcome last farewell. The vener-
able reliever of human sufferings left
for California on the evening of that
day, almost certain never to return
alive, and it was at his request that
the Sir Knights called to bid him a
touching and pathetic farewell, and
receive his last commands.
A young Shutdown farmer named
Matthew F. Hammet has skipped to
regions unknown, according to reports
from his township people, who have
not seen him for over two weeks, and
who are also missing rather buxom
country lass, with whom Hammett
was supposed to have been intimate.
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