The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-24

DR.. Q. 81 Hall, Of Zumbrota, and 3.
Atkinson and wife, Of Zumbro Falls,
we're guests at the Commercial Tues
day.
Capt. Fred Gley returned last Sat
urday from his trip to the Worlds
Fair and Washington. He is as mum
as an oyster when approached regard
ing politics.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Samuel I. Ashford, Of Lincoln
county, and Camelia Anderson, of this
county. the first license issued in q
month. Boys where are you at,
Buzz" Vaughn, the youngest son
of George Vaughn, created consider
able of excitement last Sunday morn
ing by Swallowing small quantity of
gasoline. DR.. Pease was called, but
"Buzz" was recovering from the dose,
and is now we'll.
The store of c. H. Phillips, in Echo,
was burglarized of nearly $500 worth
of goods last Sunday evening. The
burglars were evidently of the species
known as tramps, as they left some
old shoes in exchange for the new
ones they carried away.
The social by. the ladies of the
Christian church at the home of DR..
Gibson last Friday evening, was
pleasant although not financial sue
cess. The ladies showed their clever
ability to entertain, while the band
boys spent an hour -discoursing sweet
music.
James O'Brien was arrested by the
local police last Saturday on the
charge of having stolen some dry
goods and notions out of the store of
&c. A. Francois & Co. He was found
guilty before Judge French, of the
| Police Court on Monday, and sent to
the New Ulm Jail for thirty days.
| Miss Minnie Warner very pleasantly
entertained the members of St. Agnes
Guild and their friends on last Thurs
day. The Warner residence on Mill
street was in gala attire and the gath
ering made a very pretty scene. AZ
ter refreshments the guests headed by
''The Merry Wives of Redwood Falls
came down town to hear the band
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Knipple give a
farewell basket picnic to the John S.
Marsh Post and w. R. c. on Saturday,
Aug. rs, 1898. A cordial invitation is
extended to all old soldiers and their
} wives and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
} Knipple leave next week for a few
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair, after
: which they will go to Florida to spend
the winter.
The Marshall News-Messenger of
last week was "corker." It was
printed in colors, sixteen pages and
cover, all to commemorate the COM
mencement of its 2lst year. The
Messenger is long way ahead of
} Marshall, although the business men
of that town show their appreciation
of MIR. Whitney's efforts by ,patroniz-
ing it literally.
II. A. Holmes, of the creamery, was
here last week, and decided to close
the creamery on Aug. 23d, owing to
the great scarcity of cream in the
I neighborhood surrounding this city,
made SO by reason of the grass dry
, ing, and consequently not giving the
bovine boss sufficient nutriment. Supt
, Woodin informs us that the creamery
, will open about May LIST next, and he
} will spend the greater portion of the
{ time between this and that time in
this city. It is hoped that farmers will
commence early to patronize the in.
/ stitution next year.
!, Supt. Race returned from st. Pau
) last Monday, where he had been at
: tending meeting of the COMMITTEES
} on State Examinations, of which he is
\. q member. He states that there wore
} Sc applications for State certificates
: but owing to the incompleteness o.
: credentials presented, action was de-
. ferred on about one-half of them
> The number of life certificates issued
{ was very small. 1t seems that many
applicants do not understand the law
: and by consulting any member of th6
5 committee they can secure copies Of
, the same for the purpose of posting