The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-14

rs. intere he's returned from
4 six weeks visit among friends in
Fargo, N. D.
Chas. Athey and N. v. R. Hunter
we're among the Redwoodites to go to
the Worlds Fair last Monday.
Clyde Darling and Alfred Chad
bourne left for Hamlne last Monday,
where they will commence the course
of that college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Turrell and
Miss Addie Bigham leave tomorrow
to take in the sights Of Chicago and
the White City in jackson Park.
Miss Donaldson, of Owatonna, who
has been visiting with Miss Bissell for
several days past, occupied place in
the Presbyterian choir last Sunday.
Two handsome residences, one al
most completed, and the other we'll
under way ARE those of Hans M. Aune
and Walter D. Martin, on Broadway.
Fremont Conklin left last Saturday
to take in the county fair at Winnie
bago City, play a selection on the
tuba, and incidentally make a speech
for the enlightenment of mankind
around that town.
F. P. Clough advertised a baby's
coat lost in the columns of this paper
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Arnold
found the article, read the GAZETTE
and at once returned the property to
this office for delivery.
Aid. Burmeister met with painful
accident while working in the mill. last
Saturday, stepping on to rusty nail
and forcing it into his. foot to the
length of an inch. He is compelled to
hobble around on crutches.
Commodore and Mrs. Geraghty re-
turned last Friday from a several days
visit to the Minneapolis exposition.
The Commodore states that there were
but twenty people in the building at
any one time while he was there.
President Joseph Tyson, of the Red
wood County Agricultural society, re-
turned last Saturday evening from a
months trip through Missouri, Kan
sas and Illinois, end at once got down
to hard labor on the county fair.
Robert A. Turrell and Mrs. Turrell,
Dewitt Martin and Misses Bissell
and Donaldson, the latter of Owatonna,
formed a picnic party along the Ram
soy last Saturday, in accordance with
an annual agreement between the
former four.
G. V. Everett is now acting as dep
uty postmaster during Will McKay's
absence, Dallas Laird having been
temporarily promoted to the first po-
sition, which he is in hopes Grover
will tender him on silver platter be-
fore many months pass away.
Next Saturday there will be divine
services in the Catholic church at 8
o'clock a. m. Sunday morning high
mass and sermon at 1920; vespers,
sermon and benediction at z 80 %. m.
The 10th, 22d and 23d of September
are days of fast and abstinence.
Postmaster w. S. Mckay, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mckay, Mrs. James
Aiken and Register of Deeds George
L. Evans, the latter as guard to the
former, left last Monday for Chicago,
where they will take in the sights of
the Worlds Fair during the next week.
Mesdames Ella Mcmillan, Thomas
March, John Moon and II. D. Brooke
propose to leave this city next Tues
day for Chicago. They will take the
new popular route for Redwood peo-
pie, going by way of St. Paul,and TAX
ing the solid Omaha vestibuled train
for the Windy City.
Mr.. Frank Wilmeroth left yesterday
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will
spend the winter obtaining COM
mercial education. MIR. Wilmeroth
has a host of friends here, won by his
genial and retired manner, and they
will all be glad to see him back with
the robins next spring.
F. Omer Conway's wheat in Renville
county averaged him about Is bushels
per acre, while his oats averaged him
IS bushels. Mr.. Conway says that it
is graded No. 2. He does not look for
Renville county to have wheat aver
age of over 10 bushels per acre. Mr..
Conway will move into D. O. Kings
residence east of the city about Oct.
LIST.
Marshall Nows-Massanpor. The