The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-13

Sam Minton came up from Mime
apolis last Saturday.
Miss Ella Hawk has returned from
her trip to the Worlds Fair.
Norman Hackett, Of Detroit, is in
the city, visiting with Walter D. Mar
tin.
Miss Besat, Of st. Peter, . Normal
school chum Of Miss Stewart, is visit
ing with the latter.
Mrs. A. w. Bager, Artemus Ward
Bager, and Master AL. Bager left last
Saturday for the Worlds Fair.
Misses D. and Lydia Hornberg, of
New Ulm, and Mrs. McBain,o of Sleepy
Eye, are visiting with Miss McIlreavie.
+ Charles Warner, with the North
western line in St. Paul, is here enjoy
ing his vacation, the guest of Guy
Warner.
! Misses Virginia Huntington and
Inez Baldwin returned from their de-
lightful trip to Lake Kampeska last
Tuesday.
| G. w. George and family left last
Friday for their summer residence
"Markville," on the shores of fair Lake
Minnetonka.
Marion johnson has 4O-acre tract
of wheat which he claims is as good
as any field in this county was during
the season of 1891.
The Ladies Aid society and the
Young Ladies Aid society, of the
Methodist church, will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Tiffany tomorrow afternoon.
County Treasurer Lloyd, of Blue
Earth county, was in the city on Fri
day and Saturday of last week. Mr..
Lloyd owns tract of land in Delhi.
Prof. Marshall, of ancient languages,
at the Northwestern Christian college,
Excelsior, returned to his home in Gar
den City,where he will spend his sum-
mer vacation, last Friday.
: Mrs. VanCleve will speak at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
morning and evening, in the forenoon
on Foreign Missions" and in the ev.
ening on "Home Missions"
Rila and Belle Dresser, of Lone
: Tree Lake, were among those in the
Bethel boat, which went up in smoke
at St. Paul last Thursday. The young
~ ladies lost all their clothing, escaping
/. in their night robes.
= Miss Wayne Nockels, with NJ s.
y Mulligan, leaves to-day for St. Paul
where she will join her mother, ant
the two will proceed to Chicago,wher'
they will spend some time as guest
q q of the Worlds Fair city.
: A telephone line now connects Rem
y vile with Beaver Falls, the count,
F. seat, and Editor Bowling, of the Star
?. Farmer, called the. connection mar
rage in his last issue. That kind o
marriages are dangerous, old man.
Mayor Dickinson is in Minneapolis
:. to-day, where, as Grand Master A. F
{ & A. M. of the State, he will, this at
ternoon, lay the corner stone of tn
> new Universalist church at twenty
is seventh street and Blaisdell avenue.
is We are surprised to see the Mar
Is shall papers claim all the credit TO
70 20 winning the game of ball there on tn
Is Fourth. Had it not been for Messrs
Is Dixon, Buxton and French, Marshal
would have been long ways from be
ing in it.
" The cape advertised as lost severa
L. weeks since in this paper was the prop
Is erty of Mrs. G. M. Hamer, of til
Is Southside, who reads the GAZETTE
IS and the package picked up by J. I
- - Dunning last week, and advertised il
= these columns, belonged to Mrs. j. A
Cumming, who also reads the GAZETTE
On warrant issued out of the Pc
is lice Court Deputy Sheriff Fred Barnes
Is last Friday, arrested Katherine Bru
IS IS cite and her two daughters, Florenc
10 and Rena,of Underwood, on the charg
er of having stolen gold ring valued a
I'd five dollars from neighbor name'
John Rock. The parties were arrange,
: in the Police Court Saturday morning
but Judge French declared the ev
ne dence insufficient to hold them, an
Iir they we're discharged.
Rev. F. L. Hanscom, of Neville
If. Iowa, a son to Rev. L. L. Hanscon
e. of this city, occupied the pulpit at tn
I'd Methodist church last Sunday morn