The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-06

The ice has gone out of the river
and the mill dams are safe.
Mrs. S. S. Drake visited with Geo
brakes family over Monday.
Frank Kenney was in Redwood on
Monday, The first time since last fall
School again Monday, and the game
of s'keeps'' will be temporarily sus-
pended.
Mrs. Fred Orth and Mrs. Penhall
of Morton, were visiting with Miss
Eva Mcconnell last week
MIR. Wilson, of Madelia, trotting
horse trainer, is in the city training
horses for the summer meeting of the
Driving Club.
DR.. and Mrs.W. D. Finn left Tues
day for the cities, taking in Ali Bahia
the great spectacular production, and
returning to-day.
Tie 1892 personal property tax list
has been turned over to Sheriff Bleth
en-. There are about hundred de-
linquents on the same.
The Redwood Falls Driving Clut
will hold its first meeting on July &c
and 4th, at which time the crack trot
tiers Of the country will be here.
Miss Dottie Watson, who was re
Gently voted the most beautiful girl il
all Minneapolis, is in Redwood, visit
ing with Miss Lizzie Huntington.
G. W. Whittet imported fine full
blood Jersey bull from the herd O
Geo. S. Bickrell, Bloomington, MINI.
last week, and the animal is now OF
Mr.. Whittett's farm.
Master Harry Ward entertained
large circle Of his young friends o.
the occasion of his tenth birthday
last Monday afternoon, at the War
residence on jefferson street.
Messrs. Tyler and Conway, dele
gates from this city and North Rec
wood respectively, left Tuesday to a
: tend the annual State Sunday Coz
yention to be held in the LIST NJ.
church at Mankato the 4th, 5th an
9Th of this month.
Misses Cora and Ida Bohn, of S
Paul, daughters to Hon. Gebhar
BONN, the extensive sash, door, etc
manufacturer of that city, who ha,
been visiting with their aunt, Mrs.
w. George, for some time past, r.
turned home Monday.
y The St. Peter Herald came to OF
4 table last week a six column eigh
page paper, just the size of the G.
zErTE Essler & johnson are rushin
the Herald to the front rapidly, an
i deserve heavy patronage from the ci
liens of Nicollet county.
|, Emil Prestin, German merchal
!, from Badekow by Tantow, near Be
] lin, Germany, is visiting with Ere
Wendland, eight miles south of tt
: city. Mr.. Prestin left his home
Germany on March Is and arrived
S Redwood Falls Tuesday morning.
S Daniel Hunter. the one-year-old SO
S of Mr. and Mrs. n. V. R. Hunter, die
. of heart failure after very brief il
$ ness, last Tuesday afternoon abo,
three o'clock. The funeral service
will be held this afternoon. This is tt
second child that Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt,
have lost during the past month, an
$ a large circle of friends sympathiz
S with them.
S Editor w. D. Smith, of the Ian
berton Leader, announces in his la
issue that the deal whereby the Lea
er was to have been sold to G..
Blandin has fallen through. We a
glad to know that Mr.. Smith, with
S energy, is to remain in this county.b
S we have all along suspected what b.
happened. Lamberton business m,
r should patronize the Leader.
d The Review of Reviews for April
unusually profuse in its illustration
Perhaps none of its other illustrate
articles will attract more attenti,
than one upon the question of DIRE
reform from the standpoint of t
Worlds Fair. TIE Woman's Natio
al Council is proposing to Inaugural
movement for short and comfortat
', walking dresses, and the Review
Reviews publishes a number of We
II interesting portraits of well-knov
It ladies as photographed in their dres
reform street gowns, several of Il