The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-11
Julius Hitchcock was up from Ham

i Julius Hitchcock was up from Ham
line last week.
| The members of the fire department
are requested to meet at No. l engine
house this evening.
| Services vii. be held in the Catholic
church, this city, ext.Sunday, instead
Of the following Sunday.
The Redwood County Teachers AS,
sociation adjourned for the summer
at the meeting last Saturday.
! Deputy Sheriff John B. Lauer is
organizing camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America, in this city.
4 Miss Myrtle March visited relatives
), and friends in WATERFOWL over Sun
ldAy and Monday, returning Tuesday
Neesrs. Percy Powell and Ed. Berk-
man q st. Peter, arrived here last
| Tkneelay, for the spring work of dec
Iox6fiDn.
i &. Beckman, of New Avon, was in
| Redwood last Saturday, and reported
the loss of gray pony either strayed
or stolen.
The Methodist church services will
be held in the opera house at the us
ual hours, morning and evening, un-
til further notice.
w. H. Arnold, of Gales, who is a
juror here, says that the Cottonwood
river is higher now than it has been
at any time since 1881.
Miss Randall, niece to Mrs. M. E.
Powell, who has been visiting here fol-
the past two weeks, returned to hel
home in Frazee last Saturday.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom is attending 6
meeting of the Methodist association
at Mankato, and as consequence
there will be no regular prayer meet
ing tonight.
The Young Ladies society of thu
Presbyterian church gave an interest
ing social at the church last Frida,
afternoon. 1t was followed by a con
gregat;on service.
John Whittet and Frank French
returned from the meeting of tn
Grand Lodge, A. O. U. w. il
Duluth, last Friday. They we're del
egates from Redwood Lodge 68.
Powell & Co. are decorating the in
fterior of G.. w. Vaughn's refreshmen
r. sort and the firms new way of imi
= tatiug the panel wainscotting is
: wonder, and shows them to be artist
: of high degree.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Chapman an,
Miss Bessie Chapman left last Tues
day for Winnebago City, where the.
d will remain for the summer. Chi
will travel through the east durin.
4 the summer months:
. James Aiken, late of the GAZETTE
] arrived home last Friday, and vii
spend the next month or so canvass
ing for Gail Hamilton's Life of Blaine
the best published, after which he vii
. attend the Worlds Fair at Chicago
. and secure patents on recent inven
tons.
Mrs. Carpenter, an elderly residen
of this city, met with a painful acci
> dent Saturday, while lighting fire
. She poured some kerosene on tn
S fuel, and touching a match to tn
S same, caused an explosion that burne'
$ her face badly, though not danger
ously.
The building committee of the ne,
n Methodist church has awarded tn
contract for moving the old churc
s around so as to face on Third street
s and give room for the new structur
. to Byram & Co., who are already a
: work on the contract. The contrac
y for excavation, etc., will not be let un
til the removal is completed.
J. Sam Minton left last Saturday fo
Minneapolis, where he will remain fo
> short time, after which he will CON
5 mence a clerkship at the Salspaugl
s Mankato. Sam was given an informs
s farewell reception by the Bohemia
: club Friday night, and the speaker
all, as we'll as the members wishe
him smooth sailing in the future, a
in the past.
The congregation of the Catholi
g church in Sheridan find that the
Is present church is inadequate and hav
concluded to erect new church O
# what is called Ghosts Hill," to b
Is completed in June. The size of til
church is to be 38x 20 feet with