The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12

Clark Shaver, wife and child lefl
last Saturday, to take in tho sights d
the White City.
FL. G.. Warner came up from Min
neapolis Monday to attend the funeral
of his father in-law, Adam Payne.
Merton Ring, Of Winnebago City, a
brother to Col. Frank Ring, of this
city, spent portion of last week Wis
ting here.
Mrs. j. f. Skinner, Mrs. A. n. An
derson, and Mrs. III. Schleuder were
among Mondays Redwoodites bound
for the Worlds Fair.
Maj. M. E. Powell is in St. Paul at
tending meeting of the Grand Chap
ter Of the State, as proxy for Jos. Ty-
son, High Priest of Redwood Chapter.
Thos. Mckay and a brother, resid-
ing in Delhi, claim that just as good
corn has been raised in this county as
in their native State of Illinois Just
as good quality and just as large
yield.
Supt. Race received his life certifi-
cate to teach in this State from Supt,
Kiehle and not the State examining
board. of which Mr.. Race is President
The honor is all the more greater COM
ing from the State superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter CORES, of Viii
low Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
NJ. Holmes, of Kintire, are visiting at
the Worlds Fair. Mrs. CORES will
visit her parents in Southern Illinois
before returning.
An inhammable crowd of Redwood
bloods purchased tickets to the White
City of Agent Beecher last Saturday
the number including Aid. Bager, Otto
Schmahl, A. A. Melges, John O'Hara
and Joseph CORES.
| Granite Falls Tribune: twill take
the COW to hook and the hog to root
the mortgage Indebtedness from Min.
nesota farms. It is all right to raise
wheat enough for bread and paste bu,
to cultivate more than to supply loca.
demand means-you know what.
Mrs. Alice Crump, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Galbraith, left Satur
day for Louisville, Kentucky, stopping
a few days at Chicago. They go te
Louisville to attend the marriage Ger
Q nony of Miss Galbraith's sister, ano
will not return before four weeks pass
away.
Mayor Dickinson, accompanied by
Miss Dickinson, left yesterday over thu
St. Louis, for visit to the Worlds
Fair, lasting probably two weeks
They will remain long enough in st
Paul to give Mr.. Dickinson an oppor
| tunity to attend the Grand Chapter O.
Minnesota.
In writing a personal letter to &
friend in this city some time since, Mr.
Edward March, who is we'll and kind
ly known here, now in Fargo, N. D.
closed with the following words: 81
get good deal of news from there in
the GAZETTE. There is more news in
| it than any paper in this city"
VIM. Crouley and Mr.. and Mrs. H
NJ. Hitchcock were St. Louis passeng
ers for the Worlds Fair last Saturday
while J. B. Robinson, and Mrs. Rob
, inson, Mrs. Bowers, Miss Carrie Houck
Mrs. G. D. Thompson, James Smith
S. B. Marvin and wife and Till Tib
belts were among those who departed
over the Northwestern on the same
day.
St. Peter Tribune: The Farmers
Alliance State Lecturer,M Mr.. Long ano
one Hamlin V. Poor, have been trav.
cling around in Renville county try.
ing to put new life into backsliders
: Doc. Fish use to open his meetings
with Watts or some other kind oil
hymns and prayer, followed by a pass
ing around of contribution box
whether the firm of Long and Poo1
are following Fish's example is moi
known, but the REDWOOD GAZETTE
makes no bones of announcing 'Ham.
line V. Poor, the bucolic orator oil
Renville county," which is enough te
give their job away.
Adam Payne, the aged father o.