The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-21

line University to resume his studies.
/ Aid. G. G. Peck and DR. Pease have
returned from their trip to the Twin
Cities.
/ Samuel Mather and Editor Harris,
of the Telegram, Echo, were in the
city last Saturday.
Misses ChoIlar and Beecher left last
Tuesday for visit 70 the White City.
There will be no services in the
Episcopal church next Sunday, on ac-
count of the, absence of the rector.
A social item in the St. Paul Dis
patch states that Miss Fannie Will
liams, of Redwood Falls, is guest at
Riverside Farm, Newport.
Miss Mayme Nockels, trimmer in
Miss Mulligan's millinery establish
ment, arrived from an extended visit
to the Worlds Fair and her St. Paul
home last Saturday.
Misses Madge Mccarthy and Jennie
Bordewick came down from Granite
Falls last Saturday for the purpose of
attending the reception to Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. W. Dickinson.
Frank P. Prescott, the pleasing
manager of the Clarke & Chatterton
Players, came in from Chicago last
Thursday evening, and spent Friday
and Saturday billing the town.
Mr.. and Mrs.'A.J. Mickey, the latter
sister to the King Bros, are visiting
here. The couple were married a
week or more ago, at Ashton, ILL.,, and
are here on their wedding tour.
The l. 0. G.. T. of this city is ar
ranging for an entertainment to occur
at the opera house about Oct. 9th, at
which time Mrs. Eunice Melville and
nearly all of the State officers of the
organization will be present.
Blushing James G. B ecker, with
Jas. Mcmillan & Co., of Minneapolis,
who has recently made journey from
New Jersey to Redwood Falls on foot,
holding tie pass signed by Grover
Cleveland, President of the tie pass
railroad, is in the city.
Frank L. Whitman, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 81. Whitman, of this city who
received his school education here land
is now travelling for the Mccormick
Machine Co., was married to Miss
Alice Baldwin, of Austin, Mimi, at
Madison, S. D., last week.
A setting of four stacks of wheat be-
longing to Sandy McIlreavie and To-
Gated in Sheridan township just east
of the Clark farm, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Thursday The
fire originated from spark flying
from passing threshing engine. The
four stacks probably contained about
300 bushels of wheat.
Mesdames Ackmann, Bell, Aune,
Ferris, Moon and Thompson treated
their husbands to an informal banquet
at John Weiss hotel in North Red
wood last Sunday afternoon about two
o'clock. The hostelry was notified be-
forehand, and had an elaborate menu
ready when the party reached the ho-
tel. Those present beside the ladies
were H. G.. Ackmann, H. n. Bell, H.
M. Aune, j. w. Ferris, John Moon, G.
D. Thompson, Delbert Clement and
Tina Marie Ackmann.
Mabel and Pearl Cooper were tend
cred surprise party at the residence
of Ed. Cooper last Saturday afternoon.
The little ones that came in upon
them unexpectedly were Alcemeda
johnson, Myrtle Rollins, Louie Smith,
Mildred Barnes, Ella and Laura Sim
ming, Edith McIlreavie, Madge Baker
and cousin. Vocal and instrumental
music, games and plays occupied the
afternoon, during which refreshments
were served by Mrs. Cooper, assisted
by Mrs. Shining.
Iroquois, S. D. Chief: J.F. Rogers,
who formerly handled boards in the
lumber yard at Iroquois, now agent
for the Winona Lumber Co., at Red
wood Falls, Mimi, spent Sunday
among friends in this place. "Rog,"
as he is Familiarity called by people
who have the honor of being on speak
ing terms with him, is looking as if
the whirlgig of time was dealing gent
~ with him. That's where time shows
its good sense, because the subject OF
this sketch now weighs 23O pounds
with his boots off, and it behooves not
i only time. but this writer also tn deal