The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-03
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TOWN TALK.
S. s. Drake, Of Echo, was in the city
last Tuesday.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. q. w. Everett Wednesday, Aug.
9th.
John B. Lauer and DR.. L. S. Crap-
dali, of Lamberton, were in the city
yesterday.
Christian Christensen, residing near
Lamberton, was adjudged insane and
committed yesterday.
C. w. George came up from his
summer home on the shores Of Lake
Minnetonka last Tuesday.
F. A. Gray, of Fairfax, now travel
ing agent for an insurance company,
was in Redwood Falls, Tuesday.
Mrs. H. N. Bell left last Tuesday
for her home in Hastings, whore she
will spend several weeks visiting.
Mrs. George B. Hughes has returned
from her extended visit to Marshall,
and on Tuesday afternoon last she en-
tertained the Merry Wives of Red
wood Falls.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in the
lecture room of the Presbyterian
church next Thursday afternoon, at 3
o'clock sharp. The members are
requested to be present.
Ross Houck is home on vacation
from his labors at Minneapolis. Ross
looks as gay and festive as the aver
age metropolitan mechanic, and his
experience has been immence.
The water works showed up to adj
vantage in the Scharles tailoring shop
fire last Monday. In fact. had 1t not
been for the service the entire block
would probably have been in ashes.
The harvesters are at work all night
during these moonlight nights. Even
the dusky inhabitants of the Lower
Sioux Agency were keeping the night
air filled with music as late as one
o'clock last Monday night.
E. Murphy, of Westboro, Ohio, a
brother to Mrs. M. M. Madigan, of
this place, is in the city, and making
arrangements with Mr.. Madigan for
the organization of a law firm to be
known as Madigan & Murphy.
Quite large number of Redwood
people went down to Morton last Mon
day to attend the entertainment given
by Norman Hackett. The Gondolier
and LaMinuet dancers accompanied
Mr.. Hackett. and entertained the Nor
ton audience with their dances.
M. w. Byram, editor of the Fremont,
Iowa, Gazette, a brother to E. 7. By
ram, of this city. arrived here last
Tuesday evening on an extended visit.
M. w. is veteran at newspaper work,
and has been sympathizing witbus ov-
or hard times since his arrival.
Mrs. Lemkuhl, residing in Swedes
Forest, had her face badly cut and a
few Commissions of the head in run
away accident near Belview last Mon
day afternoon. She was picked up
insensible, and taken to Belview. where
DR.. Finn, who happened there,dressed
her wounds.
Mrs. E. Atkinson, of Delhi, was
thrown out of a carriage and slightly
injured about the head in runaway
accident last Monday afternoon. The
horse was frightened by a bicycle
coming up behind it and ran down
Washington avenue to Fourth street,
where it made sharp turn and upset
the carriage.
Aid. A. G.. Burmeister and Mrs.
Burmeister and children left last Fri
day evening for Madison, Wis.,, where
Mrs. Burmeister will visit several
weeks. Aid. Burmeister, accompanied
by brother, will go on to the Worlds
Fair, and take in the beauties of the
White City, returning in about two
weeks.
A suit has been begun in the United
States court at st. Paul by the Metro
politan Trust Company, of New York,
to recover by the foreclosure of
mortgages, 10000 from the Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota & Pacific Railway Co.
The property included in the mort
gage is that between St. Paul and