The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-13


Rev. John Sinclair is sojourning at
Marshall this week.
Mrs. G. T. Ward entertains the St.
Agnes Guild this afternoon.
r. A. Turrell made flying business
trip to Minneapolis Monday.
II. G. Ackmann expects to receive q
shipment q fresh Strawberries to-
morrow.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher arrived home
yesterday from a two weeks So
journ in Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. S. A. Mintou returned from an
extended visitato friends in Minneap-
oils and Mankato last Friday evening.
The Building and Loan Association
directors met last Tuesday evening
and accepted several applications for
loans.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Andrew
Birum next Wednesday afternoon,
April 10.
G.. w. Whittet received an incubat-
or from G.. H. Stahl, Quincy, ILL.,, with
capacity of 200 eggs, and has the
same in active operation. He says the
chicken and egg business pays better
than raising wheat.
VIM. Francis. State Secretary of
the Y. M. G. A., will speak in the
Presbyterian church this evening,
The church prayer meetings have
been given up for this purpose. All
are cordially invited.
Prof. j. P. Bieber, the celebrated
St. Paul optician, will be at E. Atkin-
sons store in Delhi next Wednesday
April 10Th. All who have trouble Of
any kind with their eyes should not
miss this opportunity to see him.
Mr.. CA. Francois will return home
from his extended trip through Flor
ida and other Gulf States during the
early part of next week. He write:
that the Gulf climate has been very
agreeable to his health.
Seeding began in real earnest il
this vicinity last Monday morning,bu
the storm of Tuesday rather put
damper on its continuance as tn
ground received such thorough
soaking as to preclude any possibility
of working it.
Prof. Kirk, assistant State Superin
tendent of schools, arrived in this cit,
from St. Paul Tuesday, for the pur
pose of examining the schools here ant
after visiting the different depart
ments spoke very highly of the man
ner in which they are conducted an,
the capable corps of instructors il
charge.
| On account of defects in the indict
ments the trial of the pugilists, Thur
Der and Phelps, in the Renville Coun
ty District Court has been postpone
and it is believed that the grand jury
now in session, will at once return ne,
: indictments and the trials will com
off next week.
Hon. John Lind, ex-congressma
from this district, and Hon. B. T
Webber, Judge of the Ninth distrit
spent Monday in Redwood Falls, e
route for Beaver Falls, where Judg
Weber IS holding an April term {
court. Mr.. Lind does not seem to re
greet his temporary retirement fror
public life.
While en- route for Beaver Fal
Tuesday morning to attend court tw
rigs containing j H. Bowers and job
Lind and F. A. Gray and Doc. Bear
> were overturned by the current viii
: fording the approach to the bridge O
er the Minnesota river and the occ'
pants were obliged to pull for tt
shore" the best they knew how.
last accounts Judge Bowers buge
was still in the river and the Juds
, waiting in Beaver for the tide to 6
l out.
: A very enjoyable time was had I
. the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Baldwin last Monday evening upc
the occasion of a tea party given
I. the young married people of the cit
Those present were DR.. Pease an
wife, H. G.. Schmahl and wife, Geo.
= Hughes and wife, Darrell Martin an
: wife, H. S. Baldwin and wife, F.
Warner and wife, j. F. Skinner ar
S wife, O. w. Mcmillan and wife, MI
p F. M. Birkenmeyer, w. R. Caswe
k and Miss Inez Baldwin.