The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-08

( This is the season Of sweet girl
graduates.
Mrs. A. G. Schmahl is visiting with
her parents in Renville county.
Miss johnson, of South Dakota, is
visiting with her friend, Miss Skinner.
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. j. r.
Lankerd Saturday afternoon.
Miss Madge Mccarthy and Theo-
dore Sorlien and wife, of Granite
Falls, were in attendance at the Mel
son-Laird wedding Tuesday.
Mesdames j. w. Ferris, TT. Trade
well, James Whitaker and Morgan
are also in attendance at the Rebekah
annual convention in Rochester.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The Lemen
Bros. Circus had to give a $4,000
bond to-day to the United States to
retain the White Sea Lions stolen
from the natives of Alaska.
Probate Judge French has applica-
ton blanks for intelligent young men
and women who wish to take course
in the st. Peter asylum training school
or who desire to become nurse.
Mesdames ". B. Craig, of Mankato,
and h. c. Chase, Of GAINESVILLE, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Darling Welch,
the latter sister of Mrs. Welch. They
will spend week in recreation and
enjoy the beautiful Redwood scenery.
Charles NJ. Huntington left last
Tuesday for Rockford and Chicago.
and in the latter city he will in all
probability locate, his fine, artistic
work having already met with great
! favor among the Chicagoese.
The Redwood Falls Driving Club
will give grand matinee at the agri-
cultural society grounds next Satur-
day afternoon. A large number of
crack runners and trotters will be
present and exciting finishes may be
expected.
Z The St. Louis freight strains now
!, run nights instead of days. The
freight going west passes North Red.
wood at about $50 p. M, and going
east about 4 o'clock a. m. Refriger-
= ator cars are attached to each train
= and fruit, etc.,is carried from St. Paul
; to WATERFOWL in "a hours.
. Chas. G.. Braley left last Monday
}: for his old home in St. Johnsbury
Vermont, stopping off at the Colum.
: bian Exposition long enough to pay
Q his respects to the Princess Infants
|. Eulalie, who left New York for the
White City on the same day. Charlie
will return to Redwood with the rob
, ms next year.
Accidentally dropping into the de-
> partment of school presided over by
Miss Jorgenson, last Monday morning
. the GAZETTE reporter was greatly i'm
. pressed with the magnificent work o.
that instructor. The little pupils sang
sweetly, illustrated their songs by per
feet gesticulations; and then passed
y ;, on to their study with deep interest.
District Deputy G.E Mckay, Rep
resentative Thos. F. Marsh, Pas
Grands A. B. Truesdell and E. NJ
: French. of the 1. o. o. F., State Pres
ident Mrs. Irene Marsh, and Stat'
Secretary Mrs. Eunice Melville, of tn
) D. R. lodge, left last Monday to attent
J. the annual meetings of the Crane
y Lodge and the Rebekah Degree lodge
g in Rochester.
81 H. M. Hitchcock returned last weel
! from six weeks course in the Chica
) go Opthalmic college, having in hi
possession a "sheepskin" with blu
n ribbon and gold seal attached, an
5. nounclng his graduating with honor
5 from that school of opticians. He al
., so has beautiful group photo of tn
# graduating class. Mel. will soon pu
, in complete stock of opticians ware
d and will then be prepared to care TO
o all weak or defective eyes.
Mrs. o. B. Turrell, Mrs. Dwigh
is Bissell and Angelo Bissell leave mex
IS week for Mortified where they vii
# attend the commencement exercise
9 of Misses Turren and, Bissen, VIII
t graduate with high honors from earle
n ton. After the exercises the party
/ including the two graduates, will g
b 10 Chicago, where they will spend tw
9 weeks in the White City. Mrs. Tur
d rell will then go to her old home il