The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-10
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal

The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. G. T. Ward yes
terday afternoon.
Eric Olson, Populist lecturer, will
lecture at the John Longbottom
school house next Saturday evening.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom left for Sioux
City last Monday to make arrange
ments looking to the completion of
the NJ. E. church.
Frank Barnard informs us that DR..
Price will give liberal premium to
the best colt sired by Stratford, on ex-
hibition at the county fair this year.
Laird Norton Co. has sold G. w.
Dickinson lumber for an addition to
his new residence on Wyoming, re-
Gently purchased from D. E. Martin.
Casper Blethen was in St. Peter and
New Ulm Monday, placing prisoners
in the county jails. Of those arrested
Watson, Rohrer, Leathley, Davis and
Schultz gave bail.
George w. Somerville and G. D.
Griffith, of Sleepy Eye, we're passeng-
ers on the west bound St. Louis train
last Monday, en- route for Monteyideo,
where they have some legal business
to attend to.
The annual alliance picnic will be
held at the grove of BIZ. Fixsen about
the first or second week in June this
year. There will be speaking and
games of amusement. The full pro-
gramme will be announced later.
F. w. Philbrick, accompanied by
Mrs. Philbrick, left over the St. Louis
for St. Paul Tuesday, where they will
remain several days, Mr.. Philbrick to
confer with Secretary Hart relative to
the proposed new Redwood county
Jail.
Matt. w. Offerman,a rustling young
business man of Faribault, is in the
city visiting with his uncles, George
Lechner and NJ Offerman. Mr.. Of
ferman is associated with his father in
the boot and shoe business at Fari-
bault.
Coming in from Westline last We'd
nesday John N. Jones took particular
ly notice of the crops. He reports
that they are nearly all looking nicely.
Some fields, sown before the April
storm. look sickly in spots, but the
latter are small and the fields are few
Fred Gley and wife leave for Wa
coma tomorrow, where Fred will spend
the greater portion of the summer rec
reating around the Coney Island of
the west, in search of health and
pleasure. His many friends here
hope that he will return in the fall
with his health fully restored.
John Martin, of Belview, estimates
that one-third of the wheat crop in
Redwood, Renville, Lyon and Yellow
Medicine counties, will be only hall
yield this year. That portion, he says
IS that which was sown prior to the
April storm. He considers the pres.
ent weather very favorable for crops
but fears that it will not last.
The Los. Gatos, CAL, papers of re-
cent date contain the announcement
of the presentation of Queen Esther
there recently, in which Robt. Wilson
took the prominent part of Haman
The Mail says that his Interpretation
was exceptionally good, and showed
that it was not his first appearance il
a play of that kind. ellis manner was
excellent, showing off to advantage
the character of the proud Persian
lord,who would not deign to sit at thu
table with Mordecai, the Jew
On behalf of the State Board O
Health, DIR. XII. Mckenzie condemned
three horses in Delhi township las
Friday, and the same were at one,
shot. The horses were suffering iron
CHAMBERS. 1t appears that an Indial
came through that section with a pom,
last fall, and traded the same to Osca
Borg, and the latter disposed of it t.
D. F. Sayles. Mr.. Sayles took the pom
home and gave it a stall alongside O
his other horses. On the next morn
he discovered that the pony had til,
CHAMBERS and at once put the ANNA
to death, but during the night tn,
germ had spread to the other thre,
horses. DR.. Mckenzie states tina
there is no danger of the diseas.
spreading in Delhi.