The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-05

Chas. VIM is home from his vaca-
ton to the White City.
The father of Mr.. G. T. Rathke left
for Arlington last Thursday.
M. E. Powell was in the cities last
week, returning home last Friday.
Joseph Lichtwarck took run down
to Arlington on business last Thurs
day.
An invitation social hop and party
is scheduled for the opera house to-
morrow evening.
Hon. O. B. Turrell left Saturday for
an extended visit at the Worlds Fair
and other Eastern points.
Mrs. S. IS. Goodrich and Mrs. S.
Mcintosh were on last Thursdays
Minneapolis train going east.
Emil Schmahl left for Chicago last
week to take in the sights ofthe White
City and see the striped animal.
Will Abbott left for St. Paul last
Tuesday, where he hopes to catch on
to position in printing Office.
The opera house has been improved
by the addition of a new piano, which
has just been purchased for use there.
Mrs. Alva Neale and children re-
turned from their extended trip to the
Worlds Fair and other points, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aiken returned
from an extended visit through Wis
consin and to the Worlds Fair last
week.
County Commissioner Pease spent
a portion of last week in the Sawdust
City of Guaranty Loan keraummux
fame.
Paul Martin came up from st. Paul
last Saturday to spend couple of
days bagging the ducks in this neigh
borhood.
| F. A. Gray and family have re-
moved from Fairfax to Redwood Falls
and are now residing in their house
on Ramsey Heights.
R: A. Turrell, Mrs. Turrell, the baby,
and Miss Addie Bigham returned
from the Worlds Fair last Friday,
spending several weeks there.
A telegram from Willmar last Sat
urday states that Richard Simmons
better known as'"Dick," died of some
disease on Friday afternoon. His
, father left for Willmar Immediately
& upon receipt of the telegram.
. Joseph Moore,a farmer,o of Shutdown
1 has been missing for some time and il
is thought he has gone for good. He
leaves wife and several children in
destitute circumstances. It'll thought
| his departure was on account of his
{ debts, of which he had incurred. a
.. large amount.
On Saturdays M. & St. L. train west
was ex-Attorney General Moses E.
Clapp, and J. G.. Harrison, the water
works contractor. They got off at Fair
fax for the purpose of arriving at a
. legal understanding as to Mr.. Harris.
on's pay for putting in the water works
of that village some time ago.
Jacob Price, Jr., Jacob Herschman
, and Philip Abramovitz, the three Rus
sian Jews arrested for concealing chat.
: tel mor5gaged property, we're brought
!, before Judge French again last Mon
day, and their cases continued until
Oct. 10th, Geo. w. Somerville, oil
Sleepy Eye, appearing for them.
The stock of the insolvent firm oil
Frank Curtis & Co. has been moved
to the building once occupied by the
, Redwood Co. Bank on Second street
and will be closed out from that point
The firm merely gave H. A. Baldwin
as cashier, bill of sale for the goods
and the same vii be applied IN paying
a note held by the bank.
Marshall News-Messenger: Schmah
& Ruter, of Redwood Falls, show ar
enterprising activity which can best
} be described as hustle" They issued
an illustrated special "Fair Edition
of the REDWOOD GAZETTE last week
giving an excellent account of the at
fractions at the Redwood county fair
including Gov. Nelson's address.
o. w. Mcmillan & Co., of the Delhi
Roller Mills, made three shipments Of
-four to Minneapolis last week. Thei1
-four is so saleable there that a ware
r house on the M. & St. L. tracks in
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