The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-03-16
Miss Eva McC onnell returned from

Miss Eva cConnell returned from
her visit yesterday.
Mrs. E. r. Houck is visiting rela-
Etives in Decatur, ILL.,, and Ed. doesn't
look we'll.
R. w. Foster, General Land agen-
Of the G. & N. w. road, was in Red
wood Falls last Friday.
G.. G. Peck has returned from Min
neapolis, leaving his sister, who has
been very i'll, convalescing.
The Epworth League is attempting
to secure "Baby" Edwards, the young
Mozartist, for an evening here.
Rev. jain and wife, of the Floretta
Methodist church, Renville county,
were in Redwood last Saturday.
Jos. Tyson left last week for Bowl
ing Green, Mo-, from which point he
will buy up large number of fat cat
tie for marketable purposes.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom conducted
quarterly services for Presiding Elder
Hair, at Morton, last Sunday after
noon. He reports a large attendance.
Presiding Elder Hair was in Red
wood last Saturday leaving on the af-
ternoon train for Wood Lake, where
he conducted a quarterly meeting,
with Rev. Lutz, Sunday.
Darrell Martin is making arrange
ments to construct a seven room res
idence on the corner of Lincoln and
Wyoming streets, as soon as spring
opens. It will cost 81 200.
VIM. Gieske, of New Ulm, was in
Redwood Monday, looking after land
owned by him in Sheridan. Mr.
Gieske will hereafter buy wheat fol-
the New Ulm Eagle Roller Mills al
Lamberton.
The board of school inspectors helc
a regular meeting Monday evening
and decided to close school for the
Easter vacation of two weeks. on Fri
day, March "a. A gong was also or
dered placed in the principals room
Supt. O. G. Gregg, as occasion re
quires, will explain the principles o
the cultivation Of the soil, with refer
ence to moisture, for the development
Of crops during dry season. This i
an interesting subject and very i'm
portant to the tillers of the soil.
The real estate office of G. w. Ev
erett, together with City Recorde
Ed. Everett's office, will hereafter b
in Rooms 4 and 5, Vaughn block
second floor. G. w. Everett has foun,
his business so voluminous as to re
quire a down town Office.
+ Oh, say how can you we'll forge
that it is at the first forenoon session
only, that those Institute ANIMALS ar
to he given away at the State Farmers
Institute. A book of over $50 page
of valuable instruction that almos
every farmer can use to advantage il
his work on the farm every day.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch recog
nizes qualifications and fitness whel
it sees it, and consequently the fol
lowing: -"Supt. Sam. G.. Race, O
Redwood county, visited the publ
schools here Monday. Mr.. Race is
wide awake educator and Redwoo
county does most creditable act i
keeping him in her employ"
The blizzard of Monday put
quietus to the railroad traffic on bot
roads for nearly 48 hours. On the S.
Louis all trains we're suspended Tues
day, and on the Northwestern, Will
Engineer Carroll cleared the track be
tween Redwood and Sleepy Eye
three hours, the train brought no mai
The sun was out all day Tuesday, bu
the wind blew gale, and the sno'
was continually drifting.
Mrs. G. F. Thompson left yesterda
for Battle Creek, Mich, where sh
will receive medical treatment at til
sanitarium in that place. The hi
, trouble so long suffered by Mr.
Thompson, has shown symptoms {
becoming worse, and it is on the az
: vice of her physician that she goes
, the sanitarium. It is hoped by a
who know the estimable lady that sE
. will find complete recovery at the IL
. stitution.
Mrs. L. P. Hunt, chairman of tn
= committee to secure penny subscril
tons from school children for the pu
!, e -1..:~o !, l1ror1o CT into af