The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-04

Il bJlS5uulu8 COSA1t uC1SeTEss
Rev. McHenV. Of Delhi, was in
| Redwood Fails last Saturday.
Charles GilMla1, Of the Siding, was
in the city last Friday morning.
Till Tibbetts was in st. Paul Satur-
day and Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Sam A. Mintonleft last Satur-
day on visit to her mother in Can
ada.
/ WI. Mcleod, q young attorney Of
Arlington, Sibley county, was in the
city last Saturday.
! j. w. Prokosch and wife, of the
southeastern corner Of the county
were in town lasfweek.
| Mrs. o. w. Mcmillan left Tuesday
on an extended visit to friends and
relatives in Minneapolis.
/ James A. Larson and John S. Mel
lson, of Jacksonville township, were
Redwood visitors during the past
week.
! James Knudson came up from
Sleepy Eye last Monday evening, and
assisted Redwood Falls Commandery
in comforting the Black
All the wagon bridges between this
city and Morgan we're washed out
during the past two weeks. and as
result the roads are impossible.
Redwood Falls Commandery No.
Is, K. T., conferred the various de-
grees on Monday and Tuesday even
ing, the latter evening winding up
with a grand banquet.
A couple of boys digging in the side
hill back of M. NJ. Madigan's premises
last Sunday, made the ghastly discov-
cry of the remains of two children,
probably still-born. They reported
the find, and investigation proved
them to be remains buried last fall
under proper circumstances.
John Riheldaffer was up from St.
Paul last Friday and Saturday, re
turning Saturday afternoon accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. j. 6. Ri
heldaffer, and his sister, Miss Kittie,
who will make St. Paul their future
home. Miss Riheldaffer will remain
in the employ of the Citizens Bank, as
book-keeper. indefinitely.
II. NJ. Hitchcock left last Saturday
for the Worlds Fair city, his special
) mission being to watch President
Y Cleveland touch the electric button
that will throw the Fair open to the
public. Mr.. Hitchcock will remain in
Chicago for some time taking five
q weeks course in the Chicago Opthal-
mic Institute and Hospital and return
= full fedged oculist.
x. Judge Baldwin had jury case be-
9 fore him last Friday that hung up a
jury all of Friday night, resulting in
a disagreement when called in the
morning. It was the case of C. w. Ever
I. EFT VS.. j. w. Prokosch, an action tore
!. cover $65 as commission on loan OF
$4,000, which Mr.. Prokosch refused to
accept, after he had made a similar
one in Sleepy Eye. The case will be
. tried before another jury May Is.
$ A branch Office of the Chicago post
. Office, known as the Worlds Fair sta.
= ton, has been established in the gov.
IS eminent building on the exposition
grounds. 1t will make regular deliy-
:, cries, transact money order and regis
try business, etc, and visitors can have
Is their mail addressed to this station, as
Is we'll as money orders made payable
Is there. 1t will be much more convent
y = ent. Mail matter should be plainly
- addressed "World's Fair Station, Chi
cago, Ill.
s. Rev. D. B. jackson, assistant sup
erintendent of the Children's Aid So
IS IS ciety, of Minnesota, was in Redwood
is Falls Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Is On Sunday he solicited aid from GU
Is churches for carrying on the work o
y the society which finds homes TO
- homeless children. He asked all VIII,
!. knew of homeless children, or children
not properly cared by their parents t
report them to him at Minneapolis, a
p we'll as families who desire to adopt o
care for the little unfortunates.
The Redwood Iron Works was re
!. lieved of about $25 worth of tools,etc
: by some sneak thief or thieves durin,
" last Saturday. Entrance was game.
by cutting out pane of glass on tn
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