The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-11-09

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last week 10 st. Paul and Minneapolis
is on law BUSINESS.
Will p. Brainerd, brother to Mrs.
w. D. Finn, has been visiting with
the Doctors family the past week.
Manager O. w. Mcmillan, Of the
Delhi Roller Mills, went to Minneap-
oils last Friday, returning Monday.
Hard coal was selling at $3.50 per
ton in Belview and 500 in Redwood
Falls during the early part Of last
week.
Prof. Torrens, of'the public schools,
states that at the close of school last
Friday evening the total attendance
was 1856.
| Married, at the Hotel Francois, on
Monday, by Rev. J. Sinclair, Miss Liz
zie Long, of West Virginia, to Henry
Rust, of Echo.
| A. j. Swoffer has been appointed
postmaster at Walnut Grove, vice
Robert Holt, removed. Mr.. Swoffer
is a merchant of Walnut.
! w. P. Tenney has been spending
the greater portion of the past two
weeks visiting with relatives in Lake
City, Mimi, and in various Wisconsin
towns.
! The Sleepy Eye Electric light plant
pulled through the month of October
with net earning of $11.67, lights
switching on at $50, and turning off
at midnight, an average run of 81
hours.
A dark sorrel mare about eight years
old, with white stripe in face, light
colored name and tail, both hind feet
white, and road cart painted red land
white robe were stolen from G. L.
Holmes last week.
i Mrs. H. D. Brooke mas secured the
agency for Schepp's Illustrated
Worlds Fair. The book is remark.
ably fine one, containing neatly print.
ed and litho plates of all places worthy
of seeing in the White City, and con
tanning an interesting description Of
the same.
Chas. Fleischer, of North Redwood
returned home from the Fair last week
Mr.. Fleischel is of the opinion tina
the United States furnished one-hal
q of the exhibits on the ground, Germany
one-quarter and the other countries
' made up the other quarter. HI
! ! thought that the Midway Plaisanc'
was fake for bleeding purses only.
The Sleepy Eye Herald states tina
Lew Buxton met with painful anc
! serious accident Wednesday night g
Evan. In alighting from the tender
I of the engine he stepped on broker
{ bottle and the sharp portion OF the bot
tie penetrating the feshy portion o.
his right foot. The wound was dressed
by the local railroad physician anc
Lew left for home Yesterday morning
G. R. Thurber, the pugilist, has
blossomed out as wrestler. and viii
wrestle Ambrose Casserly, of Chicago
for $50 side, at Tracy,next Saturday
5 evening. The match will occur at Syn
dictate Hall, will be best three out Of
!, five, catch-as-catch can. Thurber, il
, a letter to Redwood acquaintance
) states that poker games run high II
Tracy.
The St. James Plaindealer gives ar
extended account of the wedding o.
Charles w. Tyler and Zilpha L. Wood
, calling the wedding a brilliant one anc
) saying that the gifts we're numerous
; and costly. Will J. Tyler acted as
groomsman. The bride was attired ii
handsome toilet of blue India silk
with French lace and satin ribbon
trimming. After the ceremony the st
James Cornet band serenaded the
,, couple.
! Mrs. L. N. Rowe entertained the
) ladies of the M. E. church last Fri
day afternoon with genuine New
England supper, everything served
having New England flavor to it
Pork and beans, brown bread, pump
kin pie, raised cake, card gingerbread
cheese and coffee composed the bill Of
fare. The ladies present wore New
England costumes of ye olden time
: some of them being wedding gowns
and the coarse but durable gowns Of
, old.
, Messrs. ]. A. Beard and F., A. Gray
met with complete acquittal on the
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