The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-03

Hon. @. B. Turrell returned from
st. Paul last Monday afternoon.
Miss Theiring returned from VISIT
among Fairfax friends last Monday.
| DR.. p. A. Lyman left last Monday
for Wells, whore he will continue the
dental practice.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock has returned
from her labors instructing the Young
idea how to shoot at Two Harbors,
MINI.
A. r. Cloudy left last Monday for
South Dakota, where he will take
charge Of an elevator belonging to the
Eagle Roller Mill Co., Of New Ulm.
Emit Schmahl purchased hog Of
Archie Stevenson last week that
/ weighed 785 pounds, the largest hog
that John Lichtwarck ever ran q knife
1 into.
Miss Olive Charter has been very ill
during the past four weeks with ca
tarrh of the stomach and sciatic rheum-
atism. Miss Charter is not improv-
ing.
George Whittet has just harvested
about Is acres of as fine barley as has
ever been grown. The kernal is full
and as bright as can be. He estimates
that the field will yield him about
eight hundred bushels.
| Dewitt Martin returned home last
Friday morning looking as brown and
juicy as roast beef, with brown gravy.
Dewitt says that it was the happiest
vacation of his life, and the letters he
received were just too sweet for any
thing.
G.. 6. Thune and family have
} returned from their visit near Zum-
brota aud the Worlds Fair. Mr..
: Thune, like all other visitors to the
Fair, is enthusiastic over it's beauty
and the many sights that are to be
, seen there.
Arrangements are now pending tc
playing a game for the championship
+ of Southern Minnesota with Albert
Lea at this place or Mankato. ALDER,
, Leas claims the championship by hav-
: ing defeated Owatonna last week. but
: the Redwood boys think the claim de-
> cidedly nervy.
Hogan Anderson has been appointed
t postmaster at Lamberton. vice w. D
f Smith, resigned, who has been run.
. ming the Office by deputy ever since
, his removal to Winnebago City. Mr.
Anderson had Mike Mullen's o. K. in
= the proper place. He is good man
8 for the place.
Mrs. R. E. Anderson and children
: accompanied by Mrs. E. A. Lyman
ST., left last Monday for St. Paul
! where they will visit with Mrs. Cool
! for week. Upon their return here
, Mrs Anderson will be joined by he1
husband, Rev. r. E. Anderson, now O.
Illinois, who will spend several days
in recreation here.
!, Tracy is to hold an election for thu
purpose of deciding as to whether sh.
will drop her village garments, and
put on city garments similar to those
worn by Redwood Falls. Trac,
claims population of 2,1OO. Using
the vote in this city last fall as basis
!: with the multiple of five, Redwood
population is about 1900.
Franklin Herald: G. P. Slime, o
the Minnesota Type Foundry. was
>. pleasant caller at this Office last Thurs
> day. Mr.. Slime, accompanied by tn
Herald foreman, drove over to Red
wood Falls in the evening and calle'
on Editors Schmahl & Ruter, the gen
J ial and good natured hustlers of tha
! enterprising sheet, the REDWOOD Ga
u zETTE.
$ While repairing harvester on tn
l. Pike farm last Sunday Mr.. j. A. Pugl
a of the firm of Moon & Pugh, receive
I severe paralytic stroke. or somethin
u similar to it. Kim Glasscoe, who wa
" with Mr.. Pugh, brought him to towr
. and two physicians were called. The
q restored him to consciousness afte
!, several hours labor. Mrs. Pugh, VIII
It was in Waseca, was wired fol, returne
q Monday evening.
q No less than three challenges hay
Q been received from St. Paul an
g Minneapolis clubs to play ball her
with the local nine, during the pas
T. week, and the replies have been in tn