The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-20


Nh. Lestef Defwsnt, 81 Minnesp-
lolis, y visiting Il tie rsssiid encs of @.
w. Mcmillan.
Quite q large number Of ST. Petsr-
ties viii attend the ball game in this
city next Tuesday.
Misses Ida and Dora Dinneen, Of
Sanborn, have been visiting with Miss
Theiring during the past week.
Emil Schmahl and Horace Baldwin
shipped . car load Of cattle and hogs
to South st. Paul last evening.
DR.. C.M. Leffngwell advertised two
cows for sale in last weeks issue Of
this paper. He sold the bovines be-
fore Tuesday last. d
Mrs. F. NJ. Birkenmeyer entertained
the ladies Of the Merry Wives of
Windsor club at her home on Fourth
street, last Tuesday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The opera house management have
made some excellent bookings for
August and September, among them
being the Paige Players, J. T. Rut-
lidge Co., Baron Louis Weithoff Co.
and others.
A new paper is soon to be started
at Lamberton by w. 81. Bohannon,
who has just purchased q new outfit
from the Minnesota Type Foundry,
outside of the trust. Mr.. Bohannon
is from Tracy.
Ayoung child of Oliver Whitman
sustained a severe fracture of both
bones of the right arm by falling from
hammock recently. DR.. Pease at
tended the fracture and the child il
now doing we'll.
The 1893 81 dramatic season in
Redwood Falls will probably open
with the week commencing Aug. 9TH
when Paige's Players, stronger thar
ever, new uniforms, new plays and new
people are expected to appear.
The Board of Equalization, com
posed of all the county commissioners
are in session at the court house equal
ling the assessment returns of tn,
county. They. will probably remain
in session during the entire week.
| Prof. Leonard II. Pryor, of tn
Clearwater public schools, returned
home last Monday latter ten months
instructing at Clearwater. The Clear
water board of education recognize
his merit by reappointing him for an
other term.
James Aiken left yesterday for Du
luth, where he will soliloquize on tn
celebrated speech of J. 3 rector Knott
and study the application of the flow
cry words of the great congressiona
orator. Mr.. Aiken will be the CUES
of Mr.. A. G. Weiss, while in that city
The Young Mems Christian Assoc
alton will hold lawn social at the res
idence of J. B. Robinson Friday even
ing. It is earnestly hoped that larg
crowd will be present as this is tn
first entertainment the boys have civ
en-. The band and male quartette wi
be present.
The building just torn down b
VIM .Crouley to maker DOM for brio
structure is somewhat of Landmark
having been built by Col. Sam. Nj
Phail in '69 or 10, occupied by Nj
: Gates, now of Renville county, an
afterwards sold to Mr.. Crouley.
was one of the Oldest buildings in til
city
, Elaborate preparations are bein
made for the Trades Carnival" in til
Opera House, Friday evening, Jul
%. A great many beautiful costume
will be worn in the march and dance
while Mr.. Hackett, who has gained a
enviable reputation as an elocutionis
will recite several of his best piece
and appear in one-act comedy ent
tied "Come Here,' in which he wi
be assisted by Miss Marian Everett
+ Admission, Is cents.
, Mrs. NV. French had very que'
: experience with a large bullsnake la
, Friday afternoon. She was pickin
= berries, when, of sudden, she felt
snake bite,and soon discovered a lare
!, bull-snake in front of her. The bi
! was on the right wrist. Mrs. Frene
paid no attention to the matter unit
! Saturday morning, when the arm cor
manced tn swell. and turned vel