The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-05

VIM. Smith, returned to her studies
at Albert Lea over the Northwestern
last Monday.
F. E. Davidson came up from Nor
gan last Tuesday morning. He stated
that about two-thirds of the seeding
in his section was finished.
The summer training school, which
is to open here July 16, will probably
be one of the largest attended and
best conducted in the state.
Capt. Huntington is remodeling his
building on the corner of Mill and
Second, recently occupied by Jones'
restaurant, and the lower floor will be
fitted up for Offices.
The Mankato Review thinks that
the Cannon Valley division of the M.
& st. l.. will be extended to this place
as soon as the road goes out of the
hands of receiver.
Edward J. Moon and Miss Mildred
E. Kenney, daughter of Charles Ken
ney,were married at the latter's home,
east of the city, last Thursday after
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. VanDolah, of Morton. The
couple will reside on Mr.. Kenney's
farm.
During the severe gale of Tuesday
J. O. Conway was seriously hurt while
hauling load of hay. Wind blew
the rack over which scared the team,
they became unmanageao]e and ran
away. Mr.. Conway was thrown vio-
lently under the load and received
numerous injuries.
At the Episcopal church last Sun
day evening, the Rev. Henry Beer,
during the course of his remarks, stat
ed that immersion was not warranted
by the bible; and therefore it was not
right The change of the word chap
tised" to immersion" by the believers
of the latter practice was certainly
change of the word of God, according
to his belief.
The GAZETTE has just made arrange
ment with the American Press Associa-
ton for the Walter Wellman letters.
Wellman and party left for the north
pole week or SO ago. and propose to
go farther north than any other ex-
ploring party. Walter Wellman will
write geographic descriptions of his
journey for this paper, the Chicago
Herald, and other great metropolitan
sheets.
Supt. Race has been fortunate
enough to secure Prof. Congden, the
celebrated St. Paul teacher of music.
for ten days instruction at the train
ing school to be held in this city for
four weeks commencing July Is next.
This is special attraction, and the
teachers of Redwood and Renville
counties should make it a point to
avail themselves of the benefits to be
derived at the school.
There is rumor going the rounds
that the st. Louis, taking warning
from the Northwestern change of time
so as to give this city better railroad
facilities, will run an evening or an
early morning train from North Red
wood to Minneapolis, and the same
from Minneapolis to North Redwood.
The St. Louis officials are fully aware
that this city is the only one of any
importance on their line between Min
neapolis and Watertown, and that if
they want to get any traffic from this
city they must do better, by far, than
the Northwestern. The latter, of
urse,will probably gobble up all the
St. Paul and Minneapolis passenger
traffic now.
William Charles was arrested Mon
day night and placed in jail,on a war
rant sworn out by J. H. Peters charg-
ing him with threatening the lives of
Jonas Spaulsbury, Ira Everson and
himself. Charles told them he would
hit them on the head with billy club.
The cause of the trouble was that dur
ing the last hard snow storm he turned
his sister-in-law out of doors. Mr. {.
Spaulsbury expostulated with the fell
low for his cruelty which melted him
into making the threats. He was al
so arrested Tuesday on a warrant
sworn out by his wife, charging him
with assault and cruelty beating her.
Judge French was indisposed and his
hearing consequently postponed until
Wednesday afternoon.