The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-20
S. Pollard has several quarter sec
tions of land for sale.

S. Pollard has several quarter sec
tons of land for sale.
George Houghmaster and wife re-
turned home from their trip to Min
neapolis last Monday.
Judge Webber and Stenographer
Eckstein we're in Redwood Tuesday
en- route home from Beaver Falls.
Judge Weber and Stenographer
Eckstein were in Redwood Tuesday
en- route home from Beaver Falls.
Fred Kuhn, the rustling young
representative of Koehler & Henrichs,
refrigerator manufacturers, ETC., of st.
Paul, was in the city over Sunday.
| A Minneapolis house will furnish
the piano for the Roddey elocution
entertainment May LIST, and the best
local talent will furnish the music.
President Tyson, of the County Ag-
ricultural society, has force of men
engaged at constructing box stalls on
the society's grounds Tor the 1898
| fair.
''Charlie" Braley had a gentle re-
minder of his Vermont home Tues
day morning when Expressman Fer
ris handed him box of pure Vermont
maple sugar.
| Cashier H. A. Baldwin, of the Red
wood Co. Bank, returned Friday from
three days sojournin st. Pau, where
he has been on business connected
with the bank.
The family of H. j. Gassman will
soon remove to Wisconsin, where Mr..
Gassman now is, and advertise cattle,
horses, ETC., for sale in this issue OF
the GAZETTE.
William Young Sanborn, son of B
c.. Sanborn, editor of the Madelia
Times, has been chosen as West Point
cadet from this congressional district
It will creep out.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom has been con
: fined to the house by slight illness
during the past week, and as result
services were not held in the M. E
church Sunday evening.
Miss Barbara McIlreavie, who ha
been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Carroll, at Sleepy Eye, during
: the past month, returned home las
Monday, accompanied by her sister
who will visit here.
" Robert A. Turrell returned HON
N N from trip to St. Paul last Thursda
Nj to be greeted by Mrs. -.Turrell and
M new twelve pound boy, the latter clap
ping his hands with glee at the frs
sight of his papa.
ID The w. C. T. Z. have secured Mrs
ii Emile Bennett Roddey,the elocution
M list and reader, for an entertainment
NJ at Huntington Opera House May
d She will be assisted by local talen
ID with songs and recitations.
Mrs. Julia r. Orcutt died at Mort
Redwood Sunday night, from
n. trouble brought on by old age. Sh
~ n was IS years old. This will put sto
to the divorce case of Orcutt VS.. Oh
cult, in which the deceased was plain
= tiff.
- Judge Weber, last Saturda,
Is quashed all of the indictments agains
is Thurber and Phelps, and others cor
is nected with the prize fights across tn
Is Renville county line, last Septembe
y All parties arrested were dismisse
with a reprimand.
IN Emil Schmahl calls attention to tn
fact that hereafter he will keep o
is hand corn fed beef direct from til
IS IS beef and pork mandatory of Ho1
is G. D. Gilfllan. This is good stroh
Is of enterprise, and while the prices fe
~ this class of meat are advanced pa
rons will probably be willing to pa
s. the extra amount for the luxury.
l. Rev. Miller, of the Marshall Pre-
is byterian church, exchanged pulpit
ds with Rev. John Sinclair, of this plac
Us last Sunday, morning and evenin;
~, 40 Mr.. Miller is young, and pleasal
I'd looking minister, with full fac
bright eyes, wearing mustache an
= burnsides. His text was taken fro
that part of Matthew relating to Il
~ suicide of Judas, and repentance wi
h the principal theme. There was n
man or woman in the world, he sal
over fifty years, but what had repen
= ed over $4,000 times. A sinner in G
der tO 90 hack to God must 90 Ov