The Redwood gazette., 1893-08-10
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House for rent. Apply Of Mrs. H.
D. Brooke.
Mrs. j. A. Pugh and son came up
from Waseca last Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Bigham has commenced
a clerkship in the shoe store of Levi
Annis, on Second street.
Prof. Leonard II. Pryor expects to
leave for Clearwater next week, where
he will commence another ten months
term of school.
Miss Ella Laird departed for Gran
ite Falls last Saturday, and will re-
main there for several weeks visiting
with her sister.
Mrs. Lester Derwent, of Minneap-
oils, who has been visiting Mrs. O. w.
Mcmillan, of Fifth street, for some
time past, returned to her home last
Saturday.
Miss Matte Bigham left last Mon
day for Chicago, where she will spend
several weeks visiting with Chicago
friends and taking in the sights of the
Worlds Fair.
Capt. VIM. P. Dunnington left for
st. Paul on last Mondays St. Louis
train. He will attend an annual meet
ing of the trustees of the Soldiers
Home before returning.
D. L. Bigham accompanied his
daughter, Matte, to the Worlds Fair
City, and will remain there until after
he enjoys all the sights on the Mid
way Plaisance, at least.
Mrs. E. D. Craig and d;u ,hter
Florence, of Lima, Ind, and Miss
Mary E. Brown, of White Pigeon
Mich, are guests of H. F. Clipfell and
family at Glen Spring Farm.
! Scharles, the tailor, who recently
burnt out, rises phoenix like from his
ashes, and is again ready to serve his
many patrons, according to an adver
tisement which appears elsewhere.
Justices of peace throughout the
county are entitled to copy of The
general laws of Minnesota passed a
: the 1898 session, and if they will droE
into the county auditors Office, wher
in this city, they will be given cop.
by Mr.. Anderson.
The Mankato Review has arranged
for series of games between tn
Redwood, Marshall, ST.. James, l.
Sueur and St. Peter clubs on the Man
8 kato diamonds, but inasmuch as tn
Redwood team has heard nothing o
the arrangement the Review spor
must be talking through his hat.
Marshall News-Messenger: Mrs
i. Matte Hughes returned to Redwoo'
1 Falls Monday after pleasant visit o
{ several days in Marshall She re
I turned in ample season for Edito
Hughes. of the Reveille, to get in hi
too previous work on prairie chickens
George was never late at meal or
chicken hunt.
l. The young bloods of the publi
. school are developing into crack bas
ball players, as evinced by game o
ball played last Saturday afternoon
in which the score stood one to moth
s ing at the end of the ninth inning
: Walter Francois and George Lieben
5 guth were the battery for the success
s full team while Clarence Francois an
S Emery Mason were the battery for tn
vanquished.
George w. Belt, accompanied b
N Mrs. Belt, Mrs. N. V. r. Hunter, an
Miss Rose Hunter left last Tuesda
s for Viola, Wis, where DR.. Wallace T
s Belt resides. Here Mr.. and Mrs. W
s Belt will remain for some time as th
= guests of their son Wallace. The ez
Y treme warm weather has been to
much for Mrs. Belt, and it is hope
j that the cooling breezes around Viol
will invigorate her. The GAZETTE wi
: follow the party.
d During the past two weeks severe
Is persons residing in this county, hav
Is ordered the GAZETTE sent then
! ! Among the number we're old subscrit
ers, who, when stopping the pape
:. last fall and winter, thought that
newspaper should not give all th
IS news. Since the time of stopping
a they confessed, they have been reac
o ing the GAZETTE belonging to neigf
! bors. In each case of renewal tn
subscriber has very frankly admitte