The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-02-09

The Boston Comedy Co. failed to
show up last Monday evening. Wheth-
or a natural strangulation or the in
clemency of the weather was the
cause we do not pretend to know.
Two young men of Marshall were
nearly asphyxiated by gas escaping
from a coal stove in building of that
village one night last week. They
were rescued just in the nick of time.
Isaac Root is canvassing the town
for subscriptions to the life of James
G. Blaine by w. F. johnson, A. NJ.
Mr.. johnson was an intimate friend
of Mr.. Blaine and his book will un-
doubtedly be one of the best.
Redwood Falls is soon to have a
steam laundry, but as the matter has
not yet properly crystallized and out
of courtesy to the promoters of the
enterprise we refrain from giving
further particulars at the present
time.
The Young Ladies Society of the
Presbyterian church was organized
last Monday with Mrs. Jennie Everett
as president; Miss Matte Bigham as
vice president; Mrs. Chas. johnson as
secretary; and Miss Fannie Rowe as
treasurer.
The Pabst Brewing Co., of Mil
waukee, Wis, will soon establish a
beer depot at this place. 1t is the in
tention of the Brewing Co. to make
this the distributing point for the St.
Louis road from Arlington to Mad
ison and the G. & N. w. road both
east and west for a distance not yet
decided upon. The particulars will
be given later.
Among the artists that will partici-
pate in the band concert at the opera
house tomorrow night are Mrs. F.W
Philbrick, Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan, Mrs
Chas. j. johnson, Mrs. j. p. Cooper
Mrs. VIM. Melville, Misses Marian
Everett, Grace Darling, and Messrs
Chas. Buxton and J. F. Rogers. Ar
entertaining evening is confirmed by
the above list of artists.
On Saturday Mr.. Turrell introduced
into the house bill providing for al
assistant State bank examiner and fo1
the payment CT fees into the State by
banks and trust companies. The fees
to be paid by banks range from $1(
for $25, 600 capital to $50 for $500,
600 capital. The salary of the assist
ant public examiner is to be $1,8O(
per year. The bill went to the banl
and banking committee.
This Office received five package!
of seed-beet, muskmelon, onion, let
tuce and cabbage-with Capt. Castle''
name stamped on the back of thu
main package, last Monday. Capt
Castle, being postmaster at St. Paul
is to be forgiven for placing the
wealth of a farm or garden on thu
GAZETTE proprietors, and to remedy
his grave error we will give the seeds
to the first caller. Our M. C.'s or U
S. S. have not been heard from.
The G. g. N. W. train officials sur
prised the citizens of Redwood Falls
last Monday morning by running into
the station on time o'clock, anc
finding the depot locked and ever
Stout's bus line out of time. It was
certainly great surprise, particularly
so when coupled with the fact tina
during the month of January thu
postal authorities here reported q
delays, cause unknown, in the Stul
Line mail service, to the general gov
eminent, add the first four days O
February looked as though that rec
ord was going to be broken.
The Chautauqua Circle met at Ho
tel Francois with Rev. j. Sinclair las
Monday evening. The new subjec
Grecian Architecture was brought il
that evening and raised a very inter
esting discussion on the beauty O
form" which is the special character
istic of the Grecian orders. In con
nection with this the American Schoo
of Archaeology at Athens, and the ex
cavation being carried on by i
brought out q number of archaeological
facts of value. The Chautauquan O
this month is treasure in itself. Mrs
Howard contributed some lively mu
sic at the close, quite in keeping will
the classical subjects in hand. Tn.