The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-20

i The Mozart Symphony club the
terY finest.
i Monroe Baldwin is getting acquaint-
ed with new boy of tender age.
! Editor W. r. Hodges,of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, called on the GAZETTE
yesterday.
Barnes Bros. lost a valuable team
in attempting to cross the Minnesota
river last Friday. The driver was res
cued.
April 28th-Friday-has been des
ignated as Arbor Day, and Governor
Nelson wants everybody to plant a
tree.
Chas. Dixon, the crack pitcher, is
again back to Redwood Falls, after
an extended visit with his parents in
Minneapolis.
| H. Schieuder, the jeweler, has just
added very fine engraving machine
to his stock of jewelry tools, and pa
irons can now have jewelry engraved
on short notice.
The Ohio Chemical Co. advertises
Hills double chloride of gold tablets
in this issue. The tablets are guar
anteed to cure the tobacco habit and
your wife will say another blessing.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Joseph A. Schoffman and Ella
Knapp; George Kuck and Mary
Wortz; Joseph Prix and Maggie
Frank. Julius Carroll and Mary Rol-
henhensler.
!. Frank E. Kenney, of Paxton. was
made chairman of the Second con-
gressional district delegation to the
National Republican League meeting
. at Louisville on May 10, 1898. Gov
a Nelson is chairman of the delegation
t At the meeting of the Mankato
:. Presbytery in Marshall, last week
Rev. McHenry, of Delhi, conducted
/ devotional exercises Wednesday morn
S ing, and Rev. John Sinclair, of this
It place, spoke on Glow to interest the
;. church in missions
The grand jury of Renville has re
IS turned three indictments agains
5. President Beard and Cashier Gray, O
g the defunct Fairfax bank, for receiv
st ing money after the bank was know
r, to be insolvent, and two Indictment
against Mr.Gr for forgery. The gen
e tlemen plead not guilty to the counts
y and their trials will come off at the fal
a term of court.
} Sahra, the mother of George Drake
st of this city, and S. S. Drake, of Echo
died at her home in Deal, England
S. March "a last of old age, she being
J. 50 years old. Mr.. Drake received tn,
1t first information of the death by let
|. ter last Tuesday. Mrs. Drake leave
1t IL children, four daughters residing
in Eng, and, and 5 sons and on
h daughter in this country
a The Minneapolis Tribune, in speak
le ing of Chairman Turrell, of the hous
p ways and means committee, introduc
r ing the tax levy bill, says: cat tn
4 close of the afternoon session Chair
man Turrell, of the committee O.
Y, ways and means, introduced the ia
st levy bill and it was passed under sus
a. pension of the rules. Chairman Tu,
le rell, in presenting the bill, made tn
r. statement that the sum levied wa
ID ST., 100000 for each of the coming tw
years, 1915, the rate for which wa
re IL mill which was a reduction of 81
IN mill over the levy of two years agt
he The statement was enthusiasticall
H. applauded.
ze Marshall is moving. 1t was the fo1
or tune of the editor to be the guest {
u c. G. Whitney, of the Messenger,
~ that town, for couple of hours laf
Friday, and the many fine bushes
s. blocks, together with several magnif
is cent buildings in the course of cor
e, struction, impressed him with til
g. idea that Marshall was still Rec
Mt woods friendly rival. Two magnif
,e, cent school buildings, and coul
I'd house heated by steam and lighte
m by electricity, as beautiful as arch
be tect could make it, is the good fortur
as of Marshall, and Editor Whitney
ot probably entitled to a great deal
id, credit for securing the latter. Til
IT. Marshall is lighted by electricity is
Dr. credit to its enterprising citizens, ar
7er an example that this city should To-
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