The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-27

Mrs. NJ. Winniatt and daughter
have returned from their visit to Kan
sas.
S. Oscar Mason returned Monday
from a weeks business trip on the
South Side.
| The report that Mrs. Julia R. circuit
had died was mistake. The divorce
proceedingshave been dropped.
| Geo. A. Stegner has returned from
the South Side, where he has been in
structing the young idea how to shoot
during the past winter.
| Rev. w. T. Hobart, returned mis-
sionary from China, where he has
spent ten years, will speak in the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
| Charles Chollar was summoned to
Mankato to testify in the Jones VS..
Citizens Bank last Thursday, after
which he moved on to Minneapolis to
visit with his mother.
A Marshall special states that gas
oline explosion in j. P. Watson's
hardware store damaged the stock to
the extent of 800, before it was ex-
tinguished.
Cottonwood, Lyon county, had a
fire Saturday, when the Current Office
and five other buildings, were de-
stroyed bv fire. The loss is estimated
as very light.
H.V. Ruter represented the GAZETTE
at the memorial exercises of the State
press over the late Maj. T. NJ. New.
son, consul to Malaga, at the Peoples
church, ST. Paul, Sunday.
Chas. E. Webster, an fchitect, re
riding at Winthrop,was ihthe city las
Thursday, looking up the matter O
building in Redwood during ls93,wit
a view to locating here for the sum
mer, at least.
The K. P. entertainment last Wed
= nesday evening was very credltabl
one to the members Of that lodge
: About 81 of the invited responded
: Progressive halma was played,
luncheon of rolls and coffee, strawber
: ries. cream and cake was served, afte
which the party tripped the light fan
: tastic until about one o'clock in tn
morning.
WATERFOWL journal: The evenin
IN was decidedly unpleasant, but nearl
N N 200 persons were in attendance. Th
N chief attraction was Mrs. Roddey,wh
M made her first appearance in this cit,
j.. Her selections were of high orde
delightfully."- rendered. With the e,
nd cepticn, perhaps, of Miss Cope, wit
ril the Chicago Ladies Quartette, she ha
m not had peer in this city. All WEI
M highly pleased with her entertainer
nd ID and will be glad to hear her again.
nd Adelbert Hammer, colored ind
:. vidual, was arrested last Saturday e'
sning on the charge of being DRUM
NJ. Chief Crooks made the arrest, an
M M. while attempting to place Hamme
NJ behind the bars, the latter broke ava
:. and ran for liberty. The Chief gay
chase. Over hill, over dale, throug
~. mud, through briar, the two wen
ts much to the amusement of spectator
It's and when in front of the Spaulsbur
It's residence on the north town fat, Chic
IT'S Crooks caught his man. Both wei
$40 badly winded. In the police cou
Monday morning Judge Baldwin ga,
AN Hammer $40 or ten days.
Tomorrow friday is Arbor Da
ds and Gov. Nelson recommends that tt
DIS usual school work be suspended Fl
els that day, and that the teachers ar
sis pupils of every city, village and rur
ScuOOl Utilize W ISuOcl UuclI OSuO
grounds more attractive by the plan
10 ing of trees, shrubs and flowers. Th
els opportunity should be improved
DIS every school district to stimulate tt
ds interest of the community in its wor
20 eie by public exercises OF. an appropria
,or character. In this connection Sur
nd Race says that ''if school grounds
fenced, tree planting is practical, wi
. and helpful. So few of our scho
grounds receive the care that shou
Id be bestowed upon them. Fires, catt
ri and teams kill ruthlessly the effort
our pupils to beautify.'
ed Hon. o. B. Turren returned hor
ion from St. Paul last Friday evenin
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