The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-06
Alva Neale is now behind the count

Alva Neale is now behind the count
ers at F. w. Philbrick's.
/ Miss Thomas returned to her home
in Minneapolis yesterday.
/ Miss Sarah McCarl, Of Winona, is
visiting with Miss Skinner.
/ Miss Mary Mikkelson returned to
her home in Mankato last Monday.
The father to Mrs. M. e. Curtis, is
visiting in this city. He halls from
Pennsylvania.
Frank Schandera and sister, of
Lamberton, left for the Worlds Fair
last Saturday.
Miss johnson, Vho has been visit
ing with Miss Ski4ner,1eft for Mime
apolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. OH. Sorlien, Of Gran
tie Falls,were in our city over Sunday,
visiting old friends.
A stone crossing is being put in on
Mill street from the Powell to the
Carpenter or Bunch coroner.
Leroy Stegner, of Redwood Falls,
was registered at the Windsor, Min
neapolis, according to the Times, last
Friday.
John Lichtwarck spent the Fourth
at Austin as the guest of Frank BIZ
rum, and the two old chums had a
good time.
Miss Kate Barnes was among the
Minnesota people that registered at
the Minnesota building, of the Worlds
Fair last Friday.
CIV. Everett severed his connection
with the county auditors office last
Saturday, and now Mrs. Anderson is
acting as deputy.
Agent Caswell declares the new
VanDtsen elevator in this city to be
one of the finest in the country, from
the standpoint of convenience and
beauty.
RChas. DIETRICH, who was at one time
member of the brewery firm at this
place, and who was afterwards re-
ported as being dead, is now residing
in Milwaukee.
Mrs. H. G.. Hays, wife of Editor
Hays, of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch,
passed through our city last Saturday,
en- route home from Montevideo,w where
she has been visiting.
G.. G.. Thune has ordered the GA
zErrE to follow him to Zumbrota for
three weeks, where he, together with
Mrs. Thune and the children, will
visit, after which they will go to the
Worlds Fair.
The GAZETTE special crop bulletin
for this county to the New York
World, last Saturday, read: Crops
backward two weekssaindications point
to two-thirds crop of small grain;
corn promising. s.
Conductor Tom Hughes, having re-
turned from Chicago, is now engaged
in writing book to be called "What
Tommie saw in Chicago" and from a
cursory review of the skeleton of the
same, it will be better than lecturing.
Frank Kenney carries photograph
of three very queer looking birds
once owned by a druggist ..named
Gray, in Wateryille, but now in Lin
coin Park, Chicago. They appear to
be a cross between an owl and an
J eagle.
H. C. Ackmann returned home from
the Episcopal convocation at Fari-
bault last Saturday, and reported 6
large and interesting convention
Rev. Mr.. Beer stopped off in St. Paul
J conducting services in one of the
churches of that city on Sunday ano
consequently there were no Episcopal
services in this city on that day.
According to note in the Minneap
oils Times of last Friday, Miss Elvins
, Gordon, once a well-known and popu
lar young lady of this city, was mar
ried to U. G.. McCleath, either Friday
, or Saturday of last week. The groom
r is an attachee of a sewing machine
company, having an extensive Office
in Minneapolis.
Judge E. D. French was somewha
disappointed last week by being un
able to attend, an unwilling of fint
J monument to the New York soldier.
: in the civil war, at Gettysburg. Judg.
French was a member of the Fifth
= New York cavalry, an organization
, that came out of the war with prouc
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