The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
II. 1. Peterson's Beehive" will soon

Il. e. Robinson, of Morgan came
VI. on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Addie Ruter has returned
from her Mortified visit.
Jack Frost took a slight nip here
abouts last Tuesday morning.
J. 7. Stegner and family spent Sum
day with Mr.. Geo. Davis Of Sheridan.
W. D. Willard, Of Mankato, son
of j. A. Willard, was in the city Mon
day.
N. I. Hall, an agent for the Conn.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. is doing
the town.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock leaves next
Monday for her school at Two Har-
bors, MINI.
D. Il. Shaw, of Heckla, S. D., an
old friend of DR.. Halves, of this city,
is visiting with the latter.
O. w. Mcmillan & Co. shipped a
carload of -four over the M. & St. l..
to Minneapolis this week.
Squire Fleischer, of North Red
wood, united Willis B. DeGroat and
Alice WEIGH, in marriage Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Ruter, of. St. Paul, a
sister to George and III. V. Ruter, is
visiting with Miss Edith Butter6eld.
Paul Martin, of the West Side Elec-
trio and Construction Co., of st. Paul,
was in the city over Sunday, the guest
of G. w. Vaughn.
! James Gallery loaned shot gun to
one of his temporary employees last
Sunday. The man and the shot gun
have not been seen since.
i Mrs. French and Miss Fannie Rowe
will entertain the Young Ladies Pres
byterian society, at the home of the
latter, tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom united in mar
riage Laurentz Hansen and Sahra
Hansen, no relation, of Brookville
township, last Tuesday forenoon.
: Mrs. S. NJ Thompson, of Alexan
dria returned home Monday morning
r after stopping some time with heI
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Char
ter.
) Editor Hughes abdomen is becom
} ing so large that he has concluded te
not reside on Ramsey Heights, bu
t save walking and pain by residing il
: the Butterfeld residence on Mime
sofa avenue.
Miss Emma Russell, in the employ
of Mrs. H. G. Ackmann, met with ,
painful accident while descending tn,
stairs into the cellar last Friday even
f ing, slipping and falling forwards, he
face striking lantern. The flesh OF
the face was badly lacerated and tn
+ young lady's side was badly bruised
| Rev. VIM. Wigham, of the Fairfa:
. NJ. e.. church, and ex-editor of thu
defunct Renville County Herald, wa
married to Efie A. Dresser, at the M
3. parsonage, this city, last Monda,
evening. Rev. L. L. Hanscom per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
' Wigham left on the evening train TO
honeymoon.
School officers can get Text Boo
Records by calling at my Office or b!
sending an order for same. A recor,
book should be in the school on tn
first day to avoid any mistakes. Tn
book is very necessary for all district
whether books are furnished free or a
I cost to the pupils. S. j. RACE.
2-2t Co. Supt. of Schools
' The private Office of Mason & Frenc
: was the scene of pleasant weddin
. on last Saturday afternoon when Hel
bert Everson Esq. and Miss Len
: A. Cole, of Swedes Forrest, wer
united in the holy bonds of wedlocl
: by Judge Edwin M. French, of tn
g Municipal court. We wish the youn
: people prosperous voyage over tn
5 sea of patrimony.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Race left las
Monday for the formers old home il
: Philadelphia, where they will yisi
: with Mr.. Races mother for tire
Q weeks. During that time Mr.. Rae
i, will attend reunion of his old gradu
. ating class of the University of Penn
: sylvania, which was thrown on tn
t world more than quarter of centu
ry ago, when Mr.. Race, who is tn
!, youngest of the class of 26, was onl,
f eighteen years old. The superintend
= ent expects to meet the entire rs, AM
:. the event will undoubtedly be one Q
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