The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

4 pair OF keys, found, at this Office
County Offices were closed Monday
Labor Day.
Will Tyler left on visit in Martin
county last Tuesday.
Miss Helen Koke, Of Mankato, il
visiting with Mrs. Fred Gley.
Jane Orcutt, wife of George w. Or
cult, died Of old age last Monday ev.
ening.
Mrs. E. D. French leaves next Sat-
urday to join her husband at the
Worlds Far.
Miss Ruth Cornish will teath sew
en- months term of school in Fairfax,
Renville county.
The reception of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Dickinson will occur on Saturday
evening, Sept. 10th.
James Hughes, of Nicollet,. father
to Editor Hughes, was visiting the
latter during the past week.
Miss rreen,of Nova Scotia, has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E.O. Chap
man during the past week.
r. w. Sears came up from Mime
apolis last Tuesday and will spend
several days hunting in this vicinity.
F. G. Olson returned from an ex-
tended tour through Wisconsin and
the Worlds Fair last Friday evening.
DR.. w. D. Finn left for St. Paul
Tuesday and will return with two
nieces, who will come to Redwood on
visit.
Rev. F. A. Cone, formerly. of the
M. E. church of this city, was panied
by the news of the death of his father
at Madelia last week.
Mrs. G. E. Lamberton, of jefferson
street, has been entertaining Misses
Lille McOuat and Lou Studley, of St.
Peter, during the past week.
Miss Emma Rinkel, of St. Peter,
who will have charge of the Sixth
grade of the public schools here, ar
rived from that city this week.
The finder of q black silk, bone
handle parasol, which was lost between
Bridge street and H.F. Clipfell's farm
Aug. 18th, will please leave it at this
Office.
Miss M. A. Mulligan left last Mon
day for St. Paul, where she will make
extensive purchases of fall and winter
goods for her establishment. She will
return next Saturday.
Can you afford to miss our offer
whereby we give you years sub
scription to Farm, Stock and Home
the great agricultural bi-weekly, Read
the offer in another column.
During the month of September, a,
the request of the publishers, we will
offer the Northwestern Agriculturis'
and the GAZETTE for SLIGO. After that
time the rate for both papers will be
$1.75.
Mortified News: The REDwooI
GAZETTE started out on its 25th year
last week. The GAZETTE has pep
perry style, peculiar to Julius Schmahl
but it is evidently relished by the peo-
pleas the paper shows many evidences
of prosperity.
A paragraph in the Minneapolis
Journal states that "Miss Ada Adams
who graduated in the class of '93 from
the State University, will leave Min
neapolis Friday for Redwood Falls,
where she has accepted the position Of
assistant principal in the high schoo
of that city"
During the storm of two weeks age
lightning struck grain stack of Thos
Whittet, west of the city, running down
through the center of it into the
ground. Mr.. Whittet noticed smoke
issuing from the stack, and together
with several others, put the fire out
before much damage was done.
Over twenty counties Of the Corn
Belt district will be represented by
immense exhibits of corn, grains
grasses, vegetables and fruits in the
Mitchell, S. D., Corn Belt Exposition
to open Sept. 9th. October 4 and )
will be Grand Army days and the 9Th
division will hold reunion at that
place on those days.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Stegner met
with an accident while driving into
town from the west last Thursday ev-
ening, the horse running up on the
embankment, upsetting the buggy