The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-08
Tragedian Booth died Tues lay.

Tragedian Booth died Tues lay.
/ Attorney D. D. Forbes, of Marshall,
vas in the city last week.
y John B. Braley left last Tuesday
| for his Vermont home, via Duluth.
j. L. Byram and family leave to-
morrow on fishing excursion to Lake
Shetek
w. w. Stout, the ex-omnibus man.
has returned to Redwood after an ex-
tended trip through the east.
Mrs. Mary jackson, of Iowa, mother
Ito J.D.~Jackson, of Minnesota avenue,
is visiting with the latter's family.
Emil Schmahl took a car load of
hogs to ST. Paul last evening and will
attend the Hill celebration to-day.
Auditor Anderson has appointed c.
W. Robinson assessor for the town of
Morgan, vice Lars George, who failed
to qualify.
John Roth and Caroline Pierce, of
Lamberton, were married last week.
The former was widower and the
latter widow.
Probate Judge French united in
marriage last week Samuel A. Billig
and Hannah Foy, both of Willow
Lake township.
Rev. John Sinclair, of this place,
was among those who called at the
Minnesota building at the Worlds
Fair Friday last.
Ole Jernberg, travelling for a St.
Paul wholesale house and a constant
reader of the GAZETTE, called at this
Office last Saturday.
The local base ball club has been
invited to a contest on the diamond
with Appleton June Is, but the invi-
tation will be declined. ;.
Arthur F. Ingalls,, of Dodge Centre
and Miss Waldron, of Rochester, are
visiting with the families of DR.. Glib.
son, and G.. F. Waldron.
VIM. Pfeiffer last week traded with
Baker q Sons his gray Messenger
horse for Gold Link, five years old
Hambletonlan and registered. Will
proposes to have Gold Link get hi:
record down to 2:2O.
The Memorial sermons of Rev. L
L. Hanscom, of this city, and Rev. c
G.. Miller, of Marshall, by some pc
culiar coincidence, we're both taker
q from the same text: Joshua Tvs
= "What mean ye by these stones"
Rev. B. Mitchell, returned mis-
= sionary from India, will speak at thu
Christian church Sunday, June II
morning and evening on the religions
of India. illustrating his talks will
il idols brought from India. Everybod,
y invited.
= The Methodist church building
. committee has awarded the contrac
d for the masonry on the substructure o
the new church to Edward G. DeGroa
: of this city, who has already com
menced work. Bids for the super
! ! structure are being advertised for.
!. The Sleepy Eye Herald states tina
Drs. Finn, of Redwood Falls, ane
: Schoch, of New Ulm, of the pension
$ examining board held a session Their,
S Wednesday and two old soldiers, VIM
S Smith, of Redwood county, and Loui
Thiele, of Renville county, were ex-
amined.
: VIM. Bell had Moses Sears, Jr., be
fore Justice Hugh Greene, of Red
wood Falls township last Saturday OF
N the charge of taking about three ton
of Mr.. Bells hay standing on tn
; Crump farm. The evidence was in
: sufficient to hold and Sears was dis
$ charged.
S While on the train out of New Uln
y last week Judge Bowers and Chas
Mead found purse containing a SIS
! certificate of deposit and an $500 note
belonging to Bridget St. Dennis, o
: Oshawa, who lost the same while leav
S ing the car. The purse was handle,
S to the conductor who forwarded it t
s the owner.
! The fact that human intelligence i
not essential to success in pugilism i
. demonstrated bp the performances o
Tom, the trained kangaroo, which ar
diverting the patrons of the Grea
l. Lemen Bros Shows daily. Ton
> stands six feet high, and, planted sol
idly upon his two long hind legs, will
the adjunct of a powerful tail, is abb
to stand up before human boxers ant