The Redwood gazette., 1893-06-22
j. M. Dunnington put in new safe

Tuesday.
The North Redwood correspondent
too late for this week.
Joseph Sears is down from Mar
shall visiting with his folks.
Senator S. D. Peterson, of New Ulm,
was seen on our streets Tuesday even
ing.
The ladies of the city are engaged
in raising supplies for the Fargo suf-
ferers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church is postponed for
this week.
County Auditor Anderson and wife
returned from their Carver county
visit last Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Lyman left Tuesday for
Wells. Mimi, where her husband is
practicing dentistry.
Sentiment seems to be crystallizing
in favor of a county Jail at cost of
from 5000 to $4,000.
Mrs. Henry Schleuder returned
home yesterday, after a months visit
with Eastern relatives.
Supt. Holmes, of the Potter-Luca
Creamery Co., was inspecting the
creamery here Tuesday.
Matte Bigham closes her school in
Dist. No. so tomorrow with a picnic
in the grove of Hans Jensen.
r. C. Hinman, together with the
professor of the Morton schools, were
in Redwood Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Warren Brooke returned last
Saturday from an extended visit to
relatives in Mankato and GAINESVILLE.
Conductor Tom Hughes is taking
in the sights at Chicago, E. S. Gum,
of the main line, holding down his
job.
The jury in the case OF Lizzie Bord
en-, at Fall River, Mass, returned a
verdict of "Not Guilty" last Tuesday
afternoon.
The-ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an ice cream and lawn social
next Wednesday evening on the
lawn of Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Cook and children, who have
been visiting with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman, re-
turn to St. Paul to-day.
Ringling Bros bill posters, headed
by popular AL. ~Ringling, are pasting
the city with as fine paper as ever
left the photographers warehouse.
Mrs. O. L. DorDberg, accompanied
by Master Otto and Baby Dorothy
Dornberg left last Tuesday for Bloom
ing Prairie, where they will visit with
relatives.
/ A plate glass in Philbrick's store
front was cracked by the heat of .
lamp last Monday evening, and OF
Tuesday Mr.. Philbrick received in
formation that one of his STANDARD
bred colts was dying. They never
come singly.
L. A. Guth and Edward Lusche
left last Monday for Chicago, wher'
they will enjoy the sights Of tn
Worlds Fair, and see the tiger. Jos
Scharles left on Tuesday and viii
join the young men in seeing th'
white elephant.
There was very small crowd in at
tendance at the lecture given OF tn
Worlds Fair, by Rev. John Sinclair
at the Presbyterian church, last Mon
day evening. The lecturer dealt will
his own views of the Fair, and at time
was very entertaining.
The picnic of the Presbyterian Sun
day school in the grove of AL. Gales
east of the city,wa attended by abou
100 of the pupils and teachers. In ad
dition to remarks by Rev. Smith, o
Morgan, and Supt. Tyler,the program
was practically the same as on Child
ren's Day.
Mrs. Beecher, Miss Beecher, ant
Master jamie Beecher, and DR.. ant
Mrs. w. D. Finn left on last Thurs
days Northwestern train for severa
weeks tour of inspection at the Whit
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick, VIII
were reported enroute for that place
decided to postpone their trip unit
the September winds made their ap
pearance.
The rconcert garden entertainment
given by the Young Ladies' Societ,
of the Methodist church, last evening