The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-05
Rev. jain, Of the Floretta German

Rev. jain, Of the Floretta German
Lutheran church, is on q visit to vari-
GUS towns along the G. & N. w.
Six hundred barrels of -four was
the output Of the Delhi Roller Mills
last week, grinding day and night.
A. 9. Burmeister shipped q carload
Of -four to Pittsburg yesterday. His
mill runs night and day next week.
CT Rathke has moved his family
from Floretta, Renville county, to the
new residence on Broadway, this city.
LII. Hays, better known as Hunter,
is now at Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
is taking regular course in the Mich
igan State, University.
The monthly business meeting of
the Epworth League will be held at
the NJ. E. church next Tuesday even
ing.
F.W. Philbrick left Tuesday for a
two weeks tour through the buildings
of the White City and to make extern
sive purchases.
Emery Cooper, deputy sheriff, has
returned from a chase after Guy, who
is wanted for skipping with chattel
mortgage property.
The horse owners here at the Fair
have rendered Till Tibbetts special
vote of thanks for his efforts in max
ing their stay here pleasant one.
Renville Farmer: The REDwooD
GAZETTE came out last Saturday in a
Fair Edition. It was we'll illustrated
and credit to julius and the city oil
Redwood Falls.
The cold and gloomy weather com.
mencing Friday and continuing -four
days gave way to bright sunshine
Tuesday morning, and now the beau.
tiful Minnesota fall weather is on.
There will be a Worlds Fair socia
at the residence of w. $. Clayson, or
Wyoming street,given by the Epwortt
League, tomorrow evening. The
Misses Clayson promise pleasant
evening.
sJames Wilson, the colored horse
trainer, and boy named Emery Boy
er,were arrested at Morton during thu
fair there on the charge of the larceny
OF a harness. It cost the two over $50
before they got out of the trouble.
Commencing tomorrow and every
Friday thereafter during the oyste
season HI. G. Ackmann will receiv,
fresh oysters in bulk from A. Booth
packing house. He will also keep eel
cry and cranberries during the sea
son. lit
During the past two weeks marriag,
licenses have been issued to Jens Won
syld and Louis B. A. Klaus. of Lam
berton, Charles V. Metcalf, the Farm
ers Alliance leader of Lincoln county
and Mary E. Marvin, of Underwood
and Frank E. Shelton and Effie M
Albeit, of Lamberton.
The State October school apportion
ment gives Redwood county $7,14|
for 1882 pupils, Renville county $40,
800 for $500 pupils, Lyon count,
$9,987 for 1929 pupils, Yellow Medi
cine county $6,4O5 for ',2,135 pupils
and Cottonwood county 4,455 TO
1,485 pupils.
By the loss of reporters note boo]
last week we failed to mention tn,
marriage of Mr.. Frank E. Shelton, sol
of Geo. w. Shelton, one of the mos
prominent and prosperous farmers OF
the South side of the courtyard Mis-!
Efie M. Albeit, daughter of ex-Sherif
Mel. B. Albeit, of this county. Mis-
Albeit will be remembered as spend
ing her school days here, during which
time she was quite prominent in he
young society set, as we'll as genera
favorite with the friends who composed
the set. Mr.. Shelton is young ant
active business man of Lamberton.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom, of the Metho
dist church, left last Tuesday for tn
district conference at Minneapolis, ant
will remain away until next Thursday
and consequently there will be neithe
services or Sunday school in tn
Methodist church next Sunday, blu
the Epworth League will hold a meet
ing as usual, at 7:30 o'clock. It is ex
pected that upon Mr.. Hanscom's re
turn, and he has promised to return
despite the changes of.the Methods
| no;niotoro Of State conforoncoc tho