The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12

John Riheldaifer came Up from ST
i Paul last Friday morning.
Mrs. and Mrs. Pugh are among The
sight-seers at the Worlds Fair.
j Miss Adams, assistant principal in
the public schools, spent Sunday Al
her Minneapolis home.
! A. B. Pike and Murray Warner left
for Chicago with three carloads Of 4O0
head of sheep and one carload of cat
tie last Wednesday evening.
! Mrs. B. F. Walter, Of Whhney's
Point, New York, an aunt to Charles
G. and Bessie Chollar, is visiting at
the home of Mrs. III. D. Chollar.
The Sleepy Eye electric light plant
ran 100 hours during the month Of
September at total cost of $l55.98.
The receipts were $50, leaving net
profit of S24.02.
Among the births reported during
the past two weeks are q ten-pound
boy at the residence. of Frank L. Pet
erson, in this city, and nine-pound
boy at the residence of Clarence King,
in Delhi.
An item in the Renville Union states
that Rev. John Hawk and Miss Ellen
Olson were quietly married during the
fhrst of the week, and departed fo1
Minneapolis. Mr.. Hawk will be re-
membered as an old Redwood boy.
Elder F.B. johnson, of the Advent.
list church, this city, left,together with
his family, last Monday, for Battle
Creek, Michigan, where he will enter
the Bible class of his church for the
fall and winter. Mr.. johnson may re-
turn to Redwood Falls next spring..
i Walter Peavy, lad about fourteen
years old, while out hunting Friday
afternoon with a revolver, accidentally
discharged the weapon, the ball enter.
ing just below the knee cap and lodg-
ing near the bone above the ankle
DR.. Pease successfully removed the
ball and the young lad is doing as
we'll as can be expected.
Owing to the M. & St. L. r. R. re-
fusing to put in side track Echo will
not have the 800 barrel Touring mill
proposed to be located there by Mr.
Homrighausen, of Iowa, and the last
issue of the Telegram contains roast
on the St. Louis officials, in which w
note the phrases mutton heads,
rotten concern" "purecussedness,
"big FOOLS" etc. No excuses for these
Latin (!) phrases are offered.
Stock farmers should take particular
cognizance of the new U. S. law which
went into effect Oct. LIST, forbiddins
the sale of animals for edible purpos
. es that are in an advanced state Of
pregnancy, or which have recently
given birth to young. Inspectors are
placed at the stock markets and sucl
animals will at once be condemned
Live stock crippled SO as to cause {
rise in temperature of the animal viii
not be permitted to be killed. The
penalty is severe one.
The old pension board for this dis
trict, consisting of DR.. Finn, of Red
wood Falls, DR.. Welcome, of Sleepy
Eye, and DR.. Schoch, of New Ulm
was relieved by Commissioner Loeb.
rem last week, and a straight out pen
sion board composed of men who arr
outspoken against and rank Demo
cratic opponents Of pensions, appoint
ed. These new managers of the sol
der guillotine are Or. Stricken, O
New Ulm, DIR. Workman, of Tracy, anl
DR.. Fritsche. With this notorious anti
pension board the GAZETTE advises ole
soldiers in the district not to apply fo
pensions, because the chances are tina
they will not be granted. and by no
applying these anti-pension doctors
will be minus their fee.
At the home of the brides parents
; yesterday. the Rev. Herbert McHenry
pastor of the Presbyterian church g
Delhi, was joined in marriage to Mis-
Mary Virtue Leslie, by Rev. John Sin
clair. Miss Leslie is the daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Leslie, we'll known
and highly respected old settlers o
Delhi, and the bride has been one o
the most active workers in the church
The bridegroom, who has ministeret
for three years at Delhi,is not only de
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