The Redwood gazette., 1893-10-19

Il. v. Ruter and John O' Hara were
among the number that returned from
the Fair on Saturday evening.
Attorney E. H. Mcleod left for the
Worlds Fair last Monday, and will
probably remain until the close.
/ Emil Schmahl and Horace Baldwin
shipped two carloads Of cattle and
hogs to South St. Paul last Monday.
The Delhi Roller Mills now whistle
at Z 9. M, II M, | p. M, and 6 p. m.
The smoke stack at the mill, to be 65
feet high, is nearly completed.
Mrs. VIM. Derwent, Of Minneapolis,
mother to Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan, is
visiting with the latter, and will prob
ably remain during the winter.
Two gems of songs are "IMet Her
at the Ball' and aWhen Other Eyes,"
just published by the White Smith
Music Publishing Co., of Chicago.
Drs. Finn, Of this city, and Bergen,
of Renville, performed successful
yet delicate and dangerous operation
on Mrs. Iverson, of Swedes Forest sew
eral Gays since. Mrs. Iverson is recov-
ering rapidly.
Beginning with this week Fred Gley
took new title in connection with Ho-
tel Francois. He will be known as
Manager, and will have entire charge
of the management of the hotel. Mrs.
Gley will have charge of the sleeping
apartments.
| Vandersluce, the advance of the
Sackett's, throws printers ink in mag
niicent style,as is evinced by his work
on the opera house bill boards, which
are so artistically touched up as to
call forth enconiums on the advance
from everybody.
Capt. VanEtten. the temperance
} lecturer, met with rather tough play
at Echo last week. Some one took off
the burrs of his buggy and tore the
} top of the duling the night that he
} was there. The Captain had small
audience at his lecture and the Tele-
gram says that the lecture was very
) stale.
The GAZETTE enterprise is conspicu-
Gus. Three weeks ago the news gath
erer was aware of the marriage oi
Frank Shelton to Miss Efie Albeit, ,on
4 the South Side; and had it not been
, for the loss of that note book we would
have had the clever young couple mar
ried that week. As it was they were
not married until Oct. 5th.
8 VIM. Ellis, of Chicago, has been
r treating some of the local lovers oi
, freaks to rare exhibitions during the
, past week, swallowing los pins, spit
ting them up one at time, and with
! his tongue pinning them into count
: or or bar. Ellis claims to be freak
, having a pocket in his throat. In this
, pocket he claims to secret the pins
} Ellis is champion billiard player
alsoA
, The schools of Walnut Grove have
made a record to be proud of, and
probably the only record Of the kind
in the State for the school year oil
1928. Every pupil enrolled attend
ed school for sufficient period so as
, to receive percentage of the State
apportionment. Proud Walnut. How
, many other districts will emulate your
example this year?
The Morton Enterprise tells of a
queer occurrence in that village. A
mistake in telegram led Mrs. James
Brazil, of that place, to believe that
{ her mother was dead, and the remains
we're being shipped to Morton for in
, terment. Her husband went to the
train to meet them, but instead found
: his brother-in-law and his mother-in.
law in real live flesh there to greet
t him. A general jollifcation meeting
: followed.
Three thousand good hard dollars
) is what Redwood county was beat out
t of by the non-enforcement of the com
pulsory school laws last year, accord
t ing to Supt. Races annual report. In
asmuch as the districts of the county
> have voted an average of seven months
. school for the ensuing year it is hoped
, that the district boards and teachers
] will see that the school law is enforced
J. and that the $1,000 will roll into the
]. county treasury next year. Enforce
| The law.