The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-25

from an extended visit to her parents
in Minneapolis.
Matt Jenniges,: :. Democratic candi-
date for treasurer, was over from his
Willow Lake home last Friday.
George King left last Saturday for
Minneapolis, where he will complete
his course in the Curtiss Business COL
lege.
Mrs. Frank Waters, of Morton, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Maud Waters, were in the city last
Friday.
T. L. Gilbert and Chas. Croft, can
didates for Senator and representative
on the Populist ticket,were in the city
last Friday.
Mr.. Vim. Cain, who recently left
for two weeks sojourn in Dakota
county, has returned and is preparing
tomove to that place.
Chas. Olund, of New Avon, and
Miss Barkloo, of Three Lakes, we're
made man and wife by Rev. L. L.
Hanscom last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Tappan, of Carlinville,
ILL.,, who has been spending the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. w. r.
Houck, returns to her home this week.
Judge Weber and wife came in on
the Monday afternoons Northwestern
train and were driven to Olivia, where
Judge Weber is now holding court
The band boys entertained Capt
W p. Huntington and Aid. w. r.
Caswell at luncheon in the rear OF
G. R. Tanners last Friday night, in
honor of voluntary support from those
two gentlemen.
The Lamberton Leader states that
on the list of signers to Sam Peter.
sons petition to run independent fol
senator, are several names accredited
to Lamberton that no one knows OF
ever heard of.
Charles Dickson returned from
Candy, where he has been working
the past summer, last Thursday. HI
will work on the Morgan school house
until the Jail is ready for brick work
when he will return to Redwood anc
lay brick on thatssproposed structure
Chairman Geo. NJ. Brown, of the
last Republican Senatorial convention
has named the following Senatorial
committee: Charles Roos, New Ulm
Oscar Erickson, Springfield; D. l.
Bigham, Redwood Falls; G. r. Knee
land, Lamberton; and A. o. Gimme
stad, Belview.
Winn Bros, the thrifty young farm
ers of Redwood Falls township, hav.
just purchased new ensilage ma
chine, which will be used for manu-
featuring feed for stock. It is prob
. ably one of the first in Redwood coun
ty, and is said to be built on the mos
improved plan.
The last specimen book of the Levy
type Co., of Chicago, photo. process
engravers, is compliment to Tn
GAZETTE, to certain extent, inasmucl
as it contains the half-tone cut of Mis-
Nina Pratt, of this city, and the etchet
engraving of the residence of DR.. w
D. Finn, which will appear in thes
columns later. The two are used as
sample of the Company's work, ant
are excellent likenesses of excellen
originals.
One of the pleasantest social func
tions of the season was given by M,
and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, at their Eas
and Wyoming street home last Wed
nesday evening, in honor of the S,
Agnes Guild. After couple of hour
spent at the banquet tables the part
INDUCED in games, etc. A larg
crowd was present. The proceed
were donated to the band boys, ate
which the boys gleefully serenade'
all of the members of the Guild.
;, If Redwood Falls had Human
society it would have been given a
opportunity for showing its goo
! qualities, last Friday morning.
farmer residing east of the cit
, brought heifer into town. Comm,
! in the heifer pulled badly, and tn
farmer made his team pull the aaima
along. When he reached this city 8
tight had the rope been around tn
animals neck that it produced blind
ness. The parties to whom the ANNA
was sold discussed the ACCESSIBILITY O
having the fellow arrested for cruelt!