The Redwood gazette., 1893-10-19

Thos. Martin and wife have returned
from the Chicago show.
Otto Schmahl returned from the
Fair last Friday evening.
Chas. Schorregge, of Sleepy Eye,
spent portion of last week in Red
wood Falls.
The Ladies Aid Society of the ME.
church will meet with Mrs. David
Whittet tomorrow afternoon.
Charles Gilfllan, Jr., was among
the Siding people who took in the
sights of the Fair, accompanying the
special cattle train last week.
White Bear Lake Breeze: "We no.
tice that julius Schmahl and sister, of
the Redwood Falls GAZETTE, attended
the Irving engagement in st. Paul
last week. It is high time Julius was
escorting some other mans sister about
Fthe country"
The case of Rev. @. H. P. Faus, who
left Morton short time since, under
a cloud, was placed in the hands
of a court consisting of Elders Martin,
Allen, Farber, McCleary, Gear, Haley,
Cone, Putnam, Tice and Way and
Faus suspended for year.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch credits
Redwood Falls with prize fight a
week ago Tuesday night. Editor Hays
must have been enjoying one of his
periodicals, as no such an event oc-
CURED in this city, on that night, or
any previous orsucceeding night, since
the days of Taurber.
Mr.. Harvey Wiswell, of this city
and Miss Sarah Affolter, of Fairfax
very prominent in the social CIRCLES ol
that city, were united in marriage by
Rev. L. L. Hanscom, of this city, last
Wednesday, while the paper was ir
press. The happy couple will reside
with R.W. Clough, of Ramsey Heights
for the present.
Clarke & Chatterton's playess wer'
in trouble at Luverne, according t.
the Herald, which states that the ad
: vance agent, Frank P. Prescott, lef
the company at Worthington, and it i
claimed took considerable of propert,
with him that belonged to the show
The company instead of going t,
Worthington went to Spencer, Iowa
The Sanborn Sentinel says that
u burglar picked the lock in the offic
g door of the Winona & Dakota Grail
|. company's elevator last Monday night
: Not much was secured in the way O
booty, all that was found missing wa
an old razor. revolver and a note fo
SIPS which while it will be of no valu
i to the thief might prove considerabl
= annoyance to the owner.
= = No more original and picturesque
. idea has ever been evolved in educa
tional methods than that which tn
October Review of Reviews brings t,
the fore in it's pair of articles on tn
Revival of the Historical Pilgrimage
/. Mr.. Lyman p. Powell speaks of tn,
American renaissance of this move
ment, while Mr.. Stead is overfowing
: in his enthusiasm for it is as an Eng
$ lish institution. At Hitchcock's.
8 w. H. Truesdale, receiver Of the ST
Louis road, has been ordered by tn
? court to make the following payments
3 which will be made in a few days: II
S the improvement and equipment mort
gage bond holders, $4,000 with in
terest at 6 per ceut since July l, 1889
y to the Pacific extension bondholders
&1, 600; to the Iowa extension bond
. holders, 5000; and to the holders O
S unexchanged consolidated bonds
8 $3.24O. The whole will amount t,
$ about 100000.
Another attempt at horse stealins
was made at Archibald Stewards farm
S one night last week. The thief, abou
S twelve o'clock midnight, was attempt
> ing to force the door open, when al
: employee of Mr.. Stewart was awok
hv the noise Without th;nk;nr x,,ho
: he was doing he struck a light, ant
awoke the inmates of the house, bu
: in his haste to get down stairs fel
down. The light and the noise wer
fair warnings to the thief and he mad
!. his escape without anyone even seein.
# him disappear. This was the secon,
attempt made to steal horses from MI
S Stewards farm inside of three weeks
s We are indebted to Mr.. Edwart