The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

= A>Ss,'aO = ~ ny . 80 - y aSsA - : -
Julius r. Hitchcock left last weel
for the Worlds Fair. !.
Wheat went up two cents in Chica-
go and a cent here last Friday.
Lawyer M. M. Madigan was in st.
Paul over Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Derwent, of Minneapolis, is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. O. w
Mcmillan.
Miss Emma Chapman visited with
the family of w. H. Rowe in Spring
field last week.
AL. Theiring's smiling countenance
/; once more seen behind the counters
at F. w. Philbrick's store.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin and daughter
Vean left for Hastings last Monday,
while Herb leaves for the same place
to day.
III. L. Daniels, State agent for the
McC ormick Machine Co., called on
King Bros.,the company's agents here
this week.
/ Mrs. c.. V. Everett is expected home
from visit to her mother, Mrs. S.
Geraldson, in Green Bay, Wisconsin,
this week.
Sportsmen are bringing in innumer-
able ducks, but prairie chickens seem
to be scarce, and only few fall vic
Tins to the dog and gun.
Mrs. Odell, of Owatonna, sister to
Mrs. w. F. Dickinson, was in attend
ance at the Dickinson-Porter nuptials
last Saturday, and will remain here
for some time on visit.
A pleasant and impromptu ball was
given by the young people at the op-
era house Friday evening. The crowd
was just the right size for real enjoy
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Chapman, oil
Merriam Park, arrived here last Mon
day for visit to the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Chapman. Mrs
Chapman will remain here severa
weeks.
Will A. Abbott is now employed Al
foreman with the Renville Star Farm
or at Renyille, Mimi, one of the lead
ing weekly papers in the State. Edito
Bowling has secured the services of /,
good printer.
| The farmers of Oregon who do no
want to sell their grain until the pric
es are higher, and who are forced t.
pay some debts, are storing thei
grain together and mortgaging it TO
Is cents per bushel. !
Mrs. J. S. G.. Homer returned from
an extended visit through Michigan
and Illinois last week. Mrs. Home
was accompanied by sister to tn
late J. S. G.. Homer, who will remain
here on visit for some time.
| A Redwood Falls township farme
hints to the GAZETTE that his sulky
pillow should have two seats, owing t.
the fact that tn, man employed b,
him to operate the same is being both
cred by members of the fair sex.
i Mrs. Wilmer H. Ross, a foreign
missionary, will lecture to the Epwortl
Guards of this city tomorrow after
noon. and to the Epworth League,ane
all others who desire to hear her at tn,
Methodist church tomorrow evening
John X. Petersen, of the Excelsio
Meat Market, purchased COW of R
G.. Chadbourne last week, but by ,
mistake, his assistants mistook a fin,
milch COW belonging to 60. Chapman
for the purchased bovine, and slaugh
tered her. Mr.. Peterson at once mad,
a very gentlemanly settlement for tn,
unfortunate mistake.
Marshall News-Messenger: Tn,
REDWOOD GAZETTE entered upon it
twenty-fifth year last week,as the pub
fishers announce, "fully developed
growing, and bound to keep pace will
modern times" Under the hustlins
management of Schmahl & Ruter tn
GAZETTE has livened matters up i,
Redwood, and is itself alive to all tn,
news of that THRIVING city.
Patrick F. Ryder, Patrick F. Ryder
Jr., and VIM. Ryder, doing business a
P. F. Ryder & Co., at Morgan, hav,
commenced suit against the St. Mi
chaels Catholic church. of Morgan, ];
corporation to recover $1,O6O.94, thu
contract price for constructing tn.
Catholic church in that village. Tn,
| ooptro NJ u,oo optoroJ ;,4o EoroL CO4 l.