The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-27

o. 81. Mogen, Of Beiview, was in the
city last Tuesday.
| Nov doth the limp and weary tramp
adown the dusty side road steal; and
now the farmers hungry dog prepares
for an exciting meal.
The directors of the Redwood Coun-
lty Bank held semi-annual meeting
on July 18th, and declared semi-an-
nual dividend Of four per cent.
| Mrs. VIM. Bowe, of Creston, Iowa,
sister to Mrs. Addie ]. Ruter and Mrs.
il. Tiffany, has been visiting with
the latter during the past week.
Dist. No. So held meeting last Sat
urday evening, and after electing.
Henry Lance clerk, voted free text
books for the pupils and eight months
school.
Rector Beer, Of the Episcopal
church, has asked leave to visit sew
eral Episcopal parishes in the Dakotas,
and it is highly probable that he will
be in those States for some time should
his application be accepted.
P. G. Maxson, accompanied by Mrs.
Maxson, of New Richmond, Wis.,have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Robinson during the past week. Mr..
Maxson and Mr.. Robinson were pris-
oners of war at one aud the same time
in Andersonville prison.
E. B. Williams, of Lansing, Mimi,
State cheese inspector, was in the city
last Wednesday and Thursday in
specting the factory of Chas. Fleisch-
or at North Redwood. Mr.. Williams
states that Mr.. Fleischer makes some
of the best cheese made in Minnesota.
A ball game between the fats and
leans is now being talked of. There is
some trouble. the fats protesting
against the playing by the leans of S.
E. Bailey, who, it is claimed, last year,
was SO thin as to make it impossible
for the fats to see him run bases.
Mr.. Bailey, however, promises to dress
in white paper.
A young son of County Attorney
Madigan met with a serious accident
while playing last Saturday afternoon
accidentally stepping on to long
rusty nail, and forcing the same into
his foot from the heel distance oil
from one to two inches. The wound
was properly dressed and the young
man is doing nicely.
Saturday and Sunday were scorch
ers, from the weather standpoint
The thermometer got hot way up in
the collar, and registered all the way
from 96 to 1O4 during the two days
and on Saturday the wind refused tc
fan the sufferers. A gentle breeze
blew all day Sunday, and travelling
was not disagreeable.
The editor of the Gaylord Hub evi
IDENTIFY has a poor opinion of the amount
of money needed to build a first class
court house. In giving Redwood 8
deserved puff" he says that the cour,
house is "bird," being of solid brick
of elegant architectural design, with
splendid well-kept grounds surround.
, ing it, and cost $500.
} BY an extraordinary effort the opera
house management has succeeded in
getting Paul Alexander tombstone
the famous thought reader,t to give ont
exhibition in this city. This will b.
next Wednesday evening, Aug. I'd
Mr.. tombstone will probably give ,
street exhibition during Wednesday
) and it is hoped that every one will
,, after seeing this, witness his remark
, able feats in the opera hall in the ev
} ening.
w. NJ. johnson, formerly of thi'
county, but now rustling real estate
: agent and broker, of Freewater, Ore
gon, is visiting with friends and rela
: tives in this city. Mr.. johnson states
5 that he has been doing an excellen
8 business at Freewater, but times Their,
! are very dull at present, the mine
! and mills of Idaho and Montana bein,
shut down, and the miner pouring ov
. er into Oregon in search Of work ant
bread.
An item in the Lac qui Parle Pres
;. states that Matthew Francois, O
: Rheinberger, Germany, an uncle Il
5 John and Nick Schlosser, accompanies
by Matthew Schlosser, of EauC Claire