The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-15

Beach spent portion of last week in
st. Paul.
Attorney Frank Clague, Of Lamber-
ton, was over on legal business last
Monday.
President j. NJ. Thompson, of the
Belview village council, was in the
city last Tuesday.
Mrs. R. G.. Chadbourne is in Min
neapolis,where she will spend month
visiting with friends.
The GAZETTE compos;tors now get
their copy direct from a Smith-Premi-
or type writing machine.
Mrs. II. L. Daniels, of Minneapolis,
visited with Mrs. Tillson Tibbetts last
week, returning home Saturday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. Caswell of Fifth
street, yesterday afternoon, land elected
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamer, of
Debdale Farm, were visiting with R.
NJ. Hamer, of this city, during the
week.
Miss Alice Bingham, of Sleepy Eye,
was the guest of Misses Inez Baldwin
and Virginia Huntington during the
past week.
Will A. Abbott came up from St.
Paul last Friday, to witness his sister
Susie honorably acquit herself at
graduation.
Prof. F. F. Farrar, formerly of the
Redwood schools, but now of Elgin,
attended the graduating exercises here
last Friday.
Mrs. N. v. r. Hunter has been i'll
ever Since she reached the home of
her brother, Wallace Belt, in Wiscon-
sin, although now she is convalescing.
E. G.. Bailey is constructing foot
bridge across the Redwood at Bur.
meister mill for Hon. o. B. Turrell
The bridge will be of the trestle kind
Mrs. 0. B. Turrell left for Carleton
and the Worlds Fair last Saturday
Mrs. Dwight Bissell and Angelo on
Monday; and Hon. o. B. Turrell on
Tuesday.
F.A. Rathke advertised an overcoat
lost in last weeks GAZETTE. Three
hours after the paper appeared on the
streets, Mr.. G.. w. VanKirk, the find
or, returned the coat to this Office.
There will be picnic and bowery
dance at John Katzenberger's place ii
Kintire township next Fourth Of. July
A good time is guaranteed and Very
body invited. Music by Welch's
string band.
Moses Sears returned from the Pa
!, cific coast last Monday, after an ex
| tended trip of several months dura
: ton. He rather fancies that section
of the continent, but is content will
his own dear Redwood.
Orlando Gray informs the GAzErT]
} that the Farmers Mutual Hail ane
Cyclone Insurance Co., of Austin, ha
Z been doing tremendous business il
this county during the past season
Mr. Gray carries with him a certifcat
to the effect that his company was tn
t only one that paid one hundred cent
5 on the dollar on all losses last year.
!, The Price Baking Powder Compan.
Q of Chicago, met with serious loss o.
b the morning of May 18th. in the near
f ~ total destruction by fire of it's fac
tory and Offices, but no sooner had tn
t flames been subdued than the work G
f restoration commenced, and the com
!, pany manufacturing within a yer
: few days after the fire, thereby caus
;, ing its customers but trifing della
0 in the filling of their orders.
a The school board held a regula
r meeting last Tuesday evening, result,
ing in the final decision that half
, dozen school teachers of the past vii
t not be with us next year. These al
r Misses Hawk, Candee, Winkley, Lutz
n Heating, Jorgenson and Eastman
8 Those who have been retained al
! Prof. J. L. Torrens, Juliet Brooks
d Miss Larkins. The inspector
: voted to engage the services of Mis-
n VanCamp, of Austin, for one of tn
Q minor departments.
Col. George Shelton, Division Com
d mander, Nand C. NJ. Herreman, Adju
Q tant, send a letter to this Office, cal
o ing attention to the grand prepars
:, tions being made for the coming G
n A, r. encampment at LambertoI