The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-02
Peter Geschwind is Grover Cleve-
lands choice for postmaster at Sleepy

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Mr.. Heyman and wife, of New Ulm,
are visiting with Geo. Backer and
family, of this city.
The call for the Republican County
Convention to be held at Lamberton,
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, is published else
where.
All members of Crystal Lodge, D.
Of r., are specially requested to be
present at the regular meeting next
week. Important business.
Alderman Burmeister shipped
carload of his Minnesota Patent to
Pennsylvania last Saturday, and an
other car to Chicago on Monday.
j. HI. Bowers was made president
and Miss Hattie Beecher vice-presi-
dent of the Waseca branch of the
Chautauqua society, which practical
ly extends all over the State. Red
wood Falls was certainly honored at
the Maplewood meeting.
Mrs. G. w. Tyler and daughter
Dean left for their home in Sioux City
last Tuesday. Before leaving some Of
the members of the Little Tycoon Op-
era Co. rehearsed some of the music
of that Opera for her,so as to give her
an insight into the same for produc-
ton at Sioux City this winter.
Mrs. Jane Evans, of Berlin, Wis,
and Mrs. M. T. Moore, wife of DR..
Moore, of Chicago, mother and sister
to Register of Deeds George l.. Evans,
of this city, are visiting with the lat
ter. Mrs. Moore will return to her
home in Chicago Saturday, while Mrs.
Evans will remain here indefinitely.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Sumner and Sheridan Braley,
who met death in a we'll, occurred
from the residence of their father, H.
S. Braley, last Thursday afternoon,
Rev. L. L. Hanscom officiating. Two
hearses carried the remains to the
cemetery,and two resting places mad ,
the scene pathetic one.
County Auditor and Mrs. Anderson
entertained the young ladies and
friends of the Presbyterian society at
very recherche lawn social last Fri
day evening. The lawn was neatly
and beautifully illuminated for the oc-
casion, while the refreshments served
we're of the best. The band was pres
ent and furnished music. A large
crowd was in attendance.
A large, handsome bouquet was
handed to Charlie Luscher Tuesday
morning by messenger from one of
the fair young ladies OF the city. The
bouquet was an expression of admira-
ton over having made the two-bagger
that won the base ball game on the
day previous for Redwood. Base ball
enthusiasts will remember that last
year Charlie won the game for the
Senior team from Marshall by sim
liar hit in the same direction in the
last inning, at time when two men
were out just the same as last Monday.
Charlie is popular on both sides of the
fence.
A Bird Island special states that
W. H. Schmitt, H. H. Neuenburg, J.
M. Freeman and B.H. Byers,of Olivia,
and .. T. Ramsland, of Sacred Heart,
the latter well-known business man
of that place, having also place of
business at Belview, in this county,
were arrested last Monday, and held
to the grand jury, each giving bail in
the sum of $500. Grand larceny is
said to be the charge, they it is alleged
being part of the mob that raided the
court house at Beaver Falls last week,
and taking portion of the records of
the county to Olivia, before the coun-
ty seat contest was fully decided. 1t
is said that more arrests will follow.
There are l45 regular students at
tending the summer training school
at the present time, with about five
special, not enrolled. So large is the
enrolment that State Supt. Fender
CAST sent Supt. Race Prof. E.V. Brok-
aw, Of Litchfeld, city superintendent
of schools there for eight years past,
to assist in the instruction, and he has
been assigned to one grade of reading,
arithmetic and geometry. All of the
students manifest earnestness and
desire to probe deeper into all sub
jects. The encouragement of individ
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