The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-14
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TOWN TALK.

The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. E. McClintock Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 10th.
Will Pfeiff-r and sister, Mrs. F. NJ
Birkenmeyer, visited New Ulm friends
over last Sunday.
Miss NJ. Mulligan returned from
her fall and winter purchasing tour
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Lottie Ostlund, of Sleepy Eye,
and Miss Mayme Allison, of Chicago,
visited the GAZETTE Tuesday.
Roy Byram, nephew to Clerk of
Court and Doc. Byram, is visiting
with the latter. He is from Fremont,
Iowa.
The Beehive opened last night with
as fine furniture. etc., as is seen in the
swell refreshment resorts in the larg-
er cities.
H. N. Bell left Tuesday for Mime
apolis, where be will attend the an
nual State convention of undertakers,
returning home tomorrow.
A. F. ingalls,. brother to A. L.
Ingalls,, of Delhi, was married to Miss
Jennie Waldron, of Rochester, cous-
in to the Waldrons, of this city, last
Sunday.
Chas. G.. Chollar returned from the
Midway Plaisance last Tuesday, after
seeing all the various dances, which
he pronounces disgusting, but not
disgraceful.
Miss Barbara McIlreavie, who has
been spending some. time visiting
with her sister at Sleepy Eve, returned
home last Saturday evening, bringing
with her niece.
Prof. A. NJ. Welles returned to St.
Paul last Saturday, in response to a
telegram asking him to temporarily
assume the duties of telegraph editor
of the Pioneer Press.
Rob. Turrell made the remarkable
record of five and half miles on his
bicycle in Is minutes during the early
part of this week. Part of the dis
lance was over a rough road.
H. Lee Beecher, G. & N. w. station
agent at this place, left last Saturday
for Chicago, where he will bask in the
grotesque, arabesque and ludicrous
sights on the Midway Plaisance and
the Chicago theatrical houses for sew
eral days and nights.
The burning of the Delhi Co.'s, the
Shafer, the Henzel Bros. and another
threshing machine in this and Rem
vile counties during the past week,
clearly points to incendiarism, and
warns threshers to look out for their
machines from this on. The only safe
way is to keep guard on them over
night with a rifle that will kill.
The opera house management has
just made arrangements whereby Miss
Olof Krarer, the native Esquimaux
lady, IS years of age, 40 inches in
height,and weighing only 100 pounds,
who has created such a sensation in
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago,
and other large cities, will appear at
the opera house during the latter part
of October.
Clarke & Chatterton Players will ap-
pear at the opera house next Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings,
Sept. 20, 21 and %, in list of new
plays. On the opening night they
will present the beautiful comedy
drama "Sea Sands" 1t is captivating,
amusing, entertaining and instructive.
No one should miss seeing Miss Rous-
seau in this wonderful play. Remem-
Der changed program each evening.
Secure your reserved seats early at
Schmahl & Co.'S.
The GAZETTE hardly thought that
its esteemed contemporary would clip
ads. from it's columns, but it seems
true. Last Thursday we advertised
a shawl lost. belonging to Mrs. Tiff
fanny, of New York State. The shawl
was returned to this Office an hour af-
ter the great family journal was
mailed. On Saturday our contempor-
airy appeared with the same ad. In
this connection we might also state
that parasol lost by a guest of H. F.
Clipfell's. advertised in the same issue,
was returned to this Office by a Mr..
Cossentine Thursday evening.
Too Good.
us there any good shooting in this part
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