The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-25
Mrs. Fred Gley is visiting friends in

Mrs. Fred Gley is visiting friends in
Young America.
/ A. Fl. Moon left for st. Paul last
Tuesday, on business.
Miss Ida Laird returned last Thurs
day from visit to Granite Falls.
The regular business meeting Of the
Epworth League will hereafter occur
on the first Tuesday of each month.
John Allen has returned from Can
by. and together with his family, will
hereafter occupy a house on Mill
street.
Matt McGettrick advertised note
lost in the GAZETTE of last week. Sat
urday the note was returned to this
Office. The moral can be plainly seen.
Miss Lulu Porter, sister to Mesdames
G. A. Francois and III. G.. Schmahl,
graduates with first honors from the
Decatur, Ind, high school, next
month.
Architect Terryberry, of Duluth,
was in the city Friday and Saturday,
giving the Methodist church building
committee few pointers on the pro-
posed new edifice.
Police Court Clerk Edward March
left last Monday for Fargo, where he
will spend some time visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edgar March,
and Miss Mabel March.
The daughters of the w. r. G. are
invited to decorate the soldiers graves
at the Redwood Falls cemetery May
80, 1893, under the directions of the
committee. By order of the Corps
president. =.
Prof. DeGarmo, of st. Paul, has Or
gained quite large class to receive
instructions in dancing, here. The
evenings designated for instruction
are Wednesdays and Fridays at the
X. of P. hall.
Epworth League officers for the en-
. suing year are E R. Houck, president
Misses Sophie Miller, Nina Pratt,
Carrie Houck and Mr.. j. H. Bowers,
vice-presidents; Agnes Hitchcock, sec
rotary; Frank Clayson, treasurer.
The appointment of E. M. French,
of Mason & French, to succeed Hon
HID. Baldwin, as Police Judge of this
city, was made by Gov. Nelson last
week, and Mr.. French's commission
arrived on Friday. Judge Baldwin
. will resume active practice in the legal
Z arena.
Mr.. Asa P. Brooks, local paragraph
or on the Sleepy Eye Herald, is visit
ing with his parents in this city. We
d are glad to hear that Mr.. Brooks has
l been rendered the important position
,, of managing editor of the Pioneer
{ Press, the acceptance of which he is
] now considering.
Lawrence Geraghty and wife, OF
Austin, are in the city. Mr.. Geraghty
has purchased the Grady residence on
!. Mill street, and will, in all probabili-
: ties establish wholesale fruit and
commission house here during the
next month. He is a young, enter
prising fellow, and proposes to make
a success of the venture.
> A. Tiffany, the aged father of J. /.
5 G. w. and VIM. Tiffany, of this coun-
S ty, died at his home in Camden, New
s York, on May 10, the funeral occur.
) ring on the 18th. He was 81 years
old, and leaves nine children, five Of
y whom reside in this State. The deatf
of Mrs. A. Tiffany, his wife, occurred
S here about six years ago.
An item in the Morton Enterprise
? states that Joseph Tyson, of Red
$ wood Falls, and Mr.. Mcdonald, O
y Illinois, were in town Wednesday
They are buying dairy cows. Mr.. Ty
! son in course of conversation said tina
he would get up petition in Red
wood county, and present it to tn
county commissioners of that county
s requesting them to appropriate 500
s for Improvements of the road jus
: across the river from this place."
The teachers meeting held in Lam
: berton, May Ii, was we'll attended
Supt. Race, who intended to be pres
ont, was kept away by sickness or ba,
n roads. The next one will be in Lam
berton, the first Saturday in June, a
) 1:l5 p. m. 1t being the last meeting
II for the year the ladies proposed pa
q >1>.lzl Ar.