The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31

Mrs. S. S. Gale expects to accom-
pany Mrs. French to Chicago.
| Miss Matte Bigham will return
from the Worlds Fair tomorrow.
M. H. Salisbury has gone to Am
boy where he will reside in the flu
ture.
Mrs. A. G. Burmeister returns from
her visit among Wisconsin friends to-
morrow.
III. F. Buechner returned from st.
Paul, where he spent several days on
business, last Friday.
| e. e.. Mckay will act as deputy
county superintendent during short
absence of Supt. Race.
! OLE Hanson, of Belview, passed
through Redwood on his bike on the
way to Springfield Sunday.
! Mrs. May Gale has been appointed
Aid-De-C Camp on the staff of Mary E.
Leavens, president of the Department
of Minnesota w. f. G..
| E. E. Comstock, of Renville county,
a member of John S. Marsh Post, will
leave for Indianapolis next week to at
tend the annual reunion of the G AR.
Everett Beach, otherwise known as
"Noisy Dick" is showing Judge
French around Chicago this week, Mr..
Beach having agreed to entertain the
Judge with lively conversation, etc.
Aug. and Mrs. Knipple left last
Monday for the National encampment.
G.. A. r. at Indianapolis. Mr.. Knip-
pie has sold his farm at the agency
for $4,000 and upon his return from
Florida next spring will build resi-
dence in this city.
DR.. E. A. Lyman, after threshing
out the wheat on his farm, which
yielded him Is bushels per acre, left
last Tuesday evening on another tooth
pulling expedition at Wells. DR.. Ly-
man was little disappointed oyer his
oat crop,which only averaged % bush.
els per acre.
r. w. Clough left last Saturday fol
Edmonton Iron Works, New Hamp
shire, where he was called by tele
gram announcing that his father was
dying. Mr.. Clough did not expect t.
see his parent, who was upwards o
!, 80 years, alive. He will remain in tina
" state couple of weeks before return
= y ing.
Judge E. D. French left last Mon
day for Chicago and Indianapolis, re
naming in the former city until Sept
il 3d,when he will move on to Indianap
v oils to attend the annual reunion o
y the Grand Army of the Republic. HI
n will remain in that city four days, re-
turning to Chicago, where he will NEE
Mrs. French, and the two will spene
some time taking in the sights of tn,
White City.
l. Miss Elizabeth Bissell has accepted
a call to take charge of the informed
late department of the Beach Insti
tute at Savannah, Ca, and will leav,
5 for that city about Sept 18th. Th'
: Institute is large one and is unde
8 the guidance of the Home Missionary
S society, and is for the higher educa
s ton of the colored race. The Insti
. tute is to be congratulated upon So
curing the services of one so compel
N ent to instruct as Miss Bissell.
Byram & Co. have concluded thei
s work of moving the old Methods
: church building over on to the new
s foundation, and carpenters and plast
IS erers are now engaged in placing tn
y interior in readiness for services mex
Sunday. The old building will prob
) ably be yeneered this fall, but owing
Is to the unusual stringency in the mon
Is ey market work on the new structur,
IS will not be pushed until next year
IS The foundation for the same, which i
:, of Redwood cut stone, was completed
d a week ago.
Cards were received here last Fri
: day announcing the approaching nup
tials of Miss Mary, daughter of tn,
:, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. E. Stuart Wilson
of Faribault,to Rev. Stuart Ballantvn,
o Purves, young and promising Epis
: copal divine, now of st. Paul, bu
formerly pastor of the Episcopa
o church of this place. The wedding
: ceremony is to occur in the oratory o
Seabury Hall, Faribault, on THURSDAY
i morning, Sept. 9TH, at eight O'Clock
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