The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-01

The first day Of June the month
Of roses and weddings.
Mrs. A. I'll. Ande son va visiting
relatives in the west last week.
W. 2. Baker came up from Mime
apolis Tuesday, returning to-day.
Mrs. VIM. French was visiting with
Mrs. A. L. ingalls,, Of Delhi, last week.
County Attorney S. R. Miller, of
Renyille county, was in the city yes
terday.
G. G. Peck returned from three
days sojourn in the Twin cities last
Tuesday.
The Delhi Roller Mills forward an
other carload of -four to Minneapolis
next Monday.
King Bros. have new road grader
in the town of Sheridan that graded
100 rods in a hours.
High school graduating exercises
will occur at the opera hall on the ev-
ening Of Friday, June 9th.
Work ON the new Van Dusen ele-
vator will commence in day or two,
the crew being here already.
Mrs. n. V. R. Hunter and daughter
are on visit to the formers brother,
Wallace E. Belt, in Wisconsin,
Ex-County Attorney Daily, of Rem
vile county, was visiting with County
Attorney Madigan last tuesday.
G. w. Whittet informs the GAZETTE
that his incubator hatcbed 50 per cent
of all fertile eggs placed in it, last
Friday.
Ben Bliss, of Kintire, smiles serene-
ly over that pair of baby girls at his
house. They appeared Tuesday
morning.
Lemen Bros circus has the boards
on this city for June ID. Carpenters
Gus. McGettrick, John O'Hara, George
Carroll and Lew Chase constructed
the bill boards.
W.T.. Chollar, together with Garlic
ton student named Whitney, are con
Quoting the Northfield Daily Recorc
during the revival meeting of B. Fay
Mills in that city.
E. G.. Bailey is preparing plans fo1
the new Episcopal rectory to be erect
ed just east of the church and to cos
between 81, 200 and $500. 1t will b.
two stories high.
Fred. Gley has been acting as mine
host of the Hotel Francois, since thu
departure of j. G. Apologize, ane
travelling men say that Fred ha!
struck his natural calling.
D. E. Martin found pair of ladies
spectacles last week. He advertised
in the GAZETTE. Mrs. S. E. Bailey, thu
owner, read it and the spectacles wer'
returned to her. Another object les
Fson.
Lawrence Geraghty expects to hav'
his fruit and commission store in op
Grafton in very short time. He il
now making arrangements with east
ern houses for the transfer of his elias!
of goods.
Among the list of graduates from
the State University law school tbi
year, appears the name of Arthur II
Mohler, who at one time was studying
law in the Office of H. D. Baldwin, o
this city.
DIR. and Mrs. G. R. Pease and c
Fred Thompson have gone to Battl
Creek, Mich, where they will be joinet
by Mrs. C. Fred Thompson. Tn
party will then visit Chicago, spending
several weeks at the Fair.
| T. F. Taber, of st. Paul, is in tn
city negotiating for a lease of Hote
Francois, but up to the hour of goin'
to press the negotiations had not sui
ficiently crystallized to warrant
statement as to the outcome.
i DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Finn leav
next Saturday for Milwaukee, Wis
and the White City, Chicago. In tn
former place DR.. Finn will attend tn
} annual convention of the America
, Medical Association. They will nc
} return for several weeks.
, Mrs. III. D. Chollar entertained til
} present and past members of th
Presbyterian choir, in honor of Mis-
: Riheldaffer, who will leave for S
Paul next Saturday, last Tuesday 9,
ening. Those present we're Mesdame
j. P. Cooper, G. G. johnson. F. v
, Philbrick. Miss Fannie Rowe, an