The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
u. i. and Miss Matte Bigham

f D. L. and Miss Matte Bigham reg
istered at the Worlds Fair on Friday
| Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pollard have re-
turned from their visit among friends
and relatives at Brownton.
| Miss Louise ConKlin, of Minneap-
oils, an. intimate friend Of the Chol-
lars Of this city, is the guest Of Mrs.
HID. Chcllar.
The Paige Players Of % people
drove over by team from Granite Falls
last Sunday, the ride being delight
full one to these artists.
! Mrs. G. T. Ward returned from st.
Paul last Friday, where she had been
attending the wedding of her broth
er-in-law to St. Paul belle.
/ Rev. L. L. Hanscom conducted
quarterly services at Echo last Sun
day, while Rev. Hall, of the Echo
Methodist church, occupied the pull
pit at this place.
| Mrs. George w. Vaughn left for
several different points in Iowa last
Tuesday. Mrs. Vaughn expects to be
gone for some time, with the hopes of
regaining her health.
| Miss Bells Stewart. of this city, has
been engaged as principal of the Wal
nut Grove school, while Miss Mildred
Byington, daughter of Editor Bying
ton,o long editorial fame, will preside
over the primary department.
Fred VanDuzee has sold the Rock
Co. News to King and Bellesfeld, who
will run it as a straight Democratic
paper. The new firm has the best To-
cal news rustler in the State to rival,
in Burt Miller, of the Herald.
The opera house management is
making daring attempt in offering
the celebrated Andrews Opera Co. OF
forty people special inducements and
encouragement to present one of their
many fine operas in this city.
Buxton and Dickson, our crack bat
terry, and George French, I'd baseman
left for Mankato Tuesday evening
where they assisted Marshall in de-
feating the St. James base ball team
Yesterday afternoon. The phrase etc
defeat" is conclusion arrived at with
oat foundation.
: The Marshall News-M Messenger tells
a good story about a citizen of Igor
y county who could not get trusted fol
N SIS worth of extras for his harvester
but who could get trusted for new
harvester, of the same man who re
fused him the extras.
ID For the benefit of our sporting edit
" or friends on the different exchange
n we will say that Pitcher Dickson 0
n the Redwood club, spells his mann
=. Dickson, and not Dixon. MI
Dickson hopes that it will be spelled
: correctly hereafter.
Luverne had "a tramps in its polio
s :. court one day last week, nearly all o
{. them on the charge of vagrancy. TIL
Herald referred to them as motle
> collection. They we're all. discharges
Is after giving the necessary police cour
is promise of leaving town during tn
is next twelve hours.
Is Charity Chapter, Order Easter
= 10 Star, will give its annual picnic i
Is Easedale Park, on the banks of tn
Redwood, the Saturday followin
next. Extensive preparations are be
IN ing made for days outing, and fc
the reception of the members of tn
10 10 various Masonic orders in this city, b
Is the ladies of the order.
Is F. J. Hildreth, prominent farme
is of Franklin county, New York,a nepf
y ew to John w. March, residing east {
= the city, accompanied by his famil,
is visiting with Mr.. March. Mr.. Hi
is dreth is greatly pleased with this SO,
Is ton of the country. and this city, i
rs particular. This is his first trip Yves
Ia and like all Fasteners, the surprise
or a matter of course. The topogragh,
I'd the climate, the progress and refine
inhabitants all are surprises.
In an exciting bicycle contest b.
tween r. A. Turrell and Dewitt Ma
a. tin last Saturday evening the formt
came out winner. The distance we
"a three and one-half miles, from th
northwest corner of John w March