The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-18

Henry Chapman is now yard master
at Kasota.
Emil Schmahl is in st. Pau. dispos-
ing of hogs and cattle.
A hot book Six months ia Hades''
Town Topics, New York.
The two younger children of George
Drake are i'll with scarlet fever.
Sam Minton smiles pleasantly over
the register at Hotel Salspaugh.
VIM. Longbottom is amusing a new
girl that came to his house last Sum-
day.
Archie Mclean and j. F. Bunting,
of Delhi, were both made fathers to
new baby boys last Friday.
julius Hitchcock and Clyde Darling
were Redwood representatives in the
Epworth League convention at St.
Peter last week.
Matt and Madge Mccarthy came
down from Granite Falls Monday and
remained over until after the funeral
of the late G.. A. Francois.
DIR. E. A. Lyman has decided to
leave Redwood Falls, and is now in
Wells, Mimi, where he will probably
resume the dental business.
The Redwood Co. w. c. T. U. make
no charge for Mrs. Lathrop's lecture,
as they wish every one to hear her,
but collection will follow.
W. E. Stegner returned from Fair
fax Tuesday, after finishing seven
months term of school near that
place. He reports seeding not nearly
over and roads in bad condition.
Next Sunday will be the anniversary
of the Epworth League, and the local
organization, aside from having an
annual election of officers, will have a
special programme of songs, reading,
etc.
Street G Commissioner Whittet's horse
ran away Saturday, starting from the
house, down Second, up Washington
to Fletcher SINNERS where he was
stopped. The damage to the cart
was about $40.
H. N. Bell has placed an elegant
set of furniture, consisting of eight
chapel and four parlor chairs in the
hall of Redwood Lodge l. O. 0. F.
The chairs were the gift of the ladies
of the Rebekah Lodge.
Tbs w. G. T. U. convention will be
held at the Presbyterian church, Red
wood Falls, May % and "a. Mrs
Mary T. Lathrop, State president OF
Michigan and National lecturer will
speak on the evening of the 23d.
By virtue of Stanley Bissen being
business manager of the Mortified
Carletonian, he is now with the Min
nesota publishers in Chicago taking
in. the Worlds Fair, striking the
Windy City Monday night, and re-
naming until next Saturday.
Editor W.D. Smith, of the Lander
ton Leader, will this week, announce
the suspension of that paper, and the
inaugural of his new paper at Winnie
bago City. Lamberton will not know
what it has lost until Mr.. Smith leaves.
Agent Beecher has certainly showed
himself more than accommodating
agent in connection with the death
and the subsequent missing remains
of the late C.. A. Francois. Mr.
Beecher exhausted every means to Sc
cure trace of them Sunday and Mon.
day.
Arrangements are now being made
for settlement of the trouble existing
between members of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co. of Vail, and an
other meeting of the stockholders has
been called by Mr.. Longbottom, which
is assented to bp Mr.. Stewart. The
action of this meeting will probably
decide the controversy.
"Clip" went blow from one livery.
man into the face of another early one
morning during the past week. It was
caused by trouble over the renting Of
team to a couple of travelling men
one livery lord fearing that the othel
had reduced prices, and when he in
qulred back came the blow. Their
there was scattering. By and by
two liverymen returned and threatened
the assailant of one of them. "Clip'
went another blow from the assailant
Then bystanders interfered, and thu