The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-14

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Hast Saturday from an extended visit
among friends and relatives IN New
Ulm.
Mrs. E. D. French left last Satur-
day for Chicago, where she will join
her husband in inspecting the Worlds
Fair.
| Victor M. Persons, of the firm Of
Skinner & Persons, left Monday for q
tour of inspection of the White City,
Chicago.
j. Fletcher Skinner is in Chicago
making purchases for his winter trade,
aud incidentally taking in the sights
of the Fair.
County Treasurer Emil Kuenzli is
doing the tiger at the Worlds Fair
this week. He will bring home souv-
enirs to his friends.
E. L. Beach returned from his visit
to the Worlds Fair last Friday morn
ing. MIR. Beach reports an excellent
show in the White City.
Miss Lou Studley, of st. Peter, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Chas. Lam
berton for several days past, returned
to her home last Saturday.
Miss E. Mae Bell and Miss Esther
Jorgenson. we're the last of the public
school faculty to put in an appear
ance-on Saturday evening.
Louis A. Guth accompanied Ere
mont Conklin to Winnebago City last
Saturday. Mr.. Guth stopping at Man
kato over Sunday and visiting with
his parents.
The Redwood Falls base ball club
will play matched game on the Mar
shall grounds with the Marshall club
next Monday. A strictly home team
will be played by both clubs.
''Of all the exhibits at the Worlds
Fair" said Miss Esther Jorgenson,
upon her return from that city, "the ed
vocational exhibit was the most strik-
ing, for there I saw specimens of work
that Redwood people turn out almost
every day."
The Marshall News-Messenger an
nounces that the proprietorship of the
Hotel Atlantic, of that city, has again
changed, and w. A. Sargent again
assumes the management after years
absence. The deal was consummated
on Wednesday and went into effect
on the following day.
Mrs. Frank Waters, wife of Col
Frank Waters, of the Morton Roller
Mills, and daughter, passed through
Redwood last Saturday evening, on
their return home from a visit among
Mankato friends. They were met at
the depot by Col. Waters, and George
Welch, of the Morton Eating house.
! The Delhi and Redwood Roller
Mills are now running full blast and
are renewed evidences of the coming
of brighter days, both mills running
full force and from Is to "a hours per
day. Their product is being scattered
all over the land, and compete with
that of the great mills of MINNEAPOLIS
and the East. Encourage these home
institutions.
S. w. Hays came in from Chicago
last Thursday evening, haying ten
dered his resignation as revenue in
spector to the Democratic administra-
ton week prior, and arriving here
just in time to receive letter that
the resignation is accepted. Mr.. Hays
tells some very interesting election
stories on the Southern mode of car
rying on elections, and everybody
should hear him.
Mankato Free Press: F. L. Peter
son and family moved to Redwood
Falls this afternoon, where he goes in
to business. Mr.. Peterson has for the
past five years been manager of the
Mankato Mercantile Co., a position
which he has filled very successfully,
building up the company's business
remarkably. He has been one of our
best citizens, and we wish him pros
perity in his new home.
Misses Virginia Huntington and
Inez Baldwin entertained the young
ladies of st. Agnes Guild, and large
number of invited guests, at Capt.
Dunnington's Oak Villa last Friday
evening. The occasion was an i'm
promptu debut for quite number of
strange faces in Redwood Falls soci-
ETY.. Light refreshments were served
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