The Redwood gazette., 1893-10-19

a. G. Burmeister shipped . carload
Fof -four to Pittsb1rg yesterday.
Mrs. Henry lSchleuder returned
from the Fair Tuesday evening.
The county commissioners will hold
9 special meeting commencing to-day.
Oscar Lonegren, Deputy Bank Ex-
aminer, is in the city inspecting
banks.
Q. w. Mcmillan & Co. shipped two
carloads of -four to- Minneapolis
Tuesday.
Mesdames Skinner, Thompson and
Anderson returned from the Fair last
Saturday.
r. M. Holmes and wife returned
from the Fair over the Northwestern
last Tuesday.
Henry Simondet and VIM. Croulev
returned from the Worlds Fair last
Monday over the M. & st. 3.
Mrs. F. A. Clough and Miss Mary
Quigley are visiting with Mr.. ,Clough's
parents at Alden, Freeborn county.
Mrs. A. E. King, who has been rep
resenting the Me. Missionary society
at the Mankato meeting, returned
home Tuesday.
The w. G.. r. II. will meet with Mrs
Mcmillan next Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock, All members are requested
to be present
Mrs. Horace Baldwin left for visit
at the Worlds Fair Monday. She
will be accompanied by Verne and
Miss Tunis Gordon.
E. w. Hooper, miller of Lake
Mills, Wis, brother to Mrs. A. G.
Burmeister, has been visiting with the
latter for several days past.
At the sale of tax judgment certif-
Gates prior to the year 1889 last week
only So descriptions were sold. The
balance were bid in by the State.
Mr.. J. P. Jones has returned from
Hampton, Dakota county, where he
was summoned by a telegram an
nouncing the death of his father last
week.
Mrs. J.P. Thomas, of Titusville, Pa,
a sister to Mrs. M. E. Powell, is visit
ing with the latter. Mrs. Thomas, came
up from St. Paul with Maj. Powell
last Thursday.
| Col. B. F. Fowler left for st. Paul
last Monday where he appears before
the law examining board with view
to being admitted to practice in the
courts of this State.
| RS. Pickett has sold his homestead
of 24O acres in Delhi north of Red
wood Falls to John Anderson, for
&,20O. The farm is as fine farm as
there is in Redwood county.
/ Henry Ackmann contends that he
always has had sugar, and from this
time on will have more than ever
Henry says that a boasting competitor
has been shy on sugar frequently.
! The remains of the late Ener Birum
arrived from Minneapolis this morn
ing and the funeral will probably be
held tomorrow, under the auspices of
Antiquity Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, OF
which the deceased was an old mem
ber.
w. C. Hammer and family, Emer-
son and Levi Hammer, and John
Kellis left for Salem. Oregon, last
Tuesday, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Hammer has luc-
rative position managing sawmill at
that point.
Rev. Henry Beer, of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Communion, will
hold services in the Sleepy Eye Epis-
copal church on Friday evenings here
after, and as consequence the Friday
evening meetings, here have been
changed to Thursday.
Owing to the tSacketts having been
signed to play in Redwood Falls one
week, and a misunderstanding be.
tween the partners of the opera house
respecting the date that Miss Olo1
Krarer was to appear, Miss Krarer will
not appear here as advertised on Sat
urday evening, but the Sacketts will
hold the board.
"On Chicago Day." said G.. E. Nc
Kay, my wife and I went to the
grounds early, took in few Of the
State buildings. enjoyed a ride around
Sweet Potatoes,