The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-29

Mrs. Fred Gley is visiting in New
Ulm, where her husband is also visiting.
Archie Blethen is spending his East
or vacation with friends in Walnut
Grove.
Mesdames c.. T. Ward and w. D.
Finn left Tuesday for weeks visit
to the cities.
Remember the Historical Carnival
at Huntington Hall April 9Th, one
week from tomorrow evening.
A marriage license has been issued
to Martin Jonetta and Katie Prokosch,
the latter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Prokosch, all of Three Lakes.
Rev. John Sinclair went to st. Paul
Monday, to convey his Scotch friend
part of the way on his journey to the
old country. He willreturn to-day.
Mrs. Porter, mother to Mesdames
Francois, H. G.. Schmahl and Geo.
w. Dickinson, who has been visiting
here for some time past, returned to
her home in Rochester last week.
VIM. Newton, of this city, and VIM.
Linnaman,of Walnut Grove, appeared
before the board of pension examin-
ers at Sleepy Eye last Wednesday.
Their fortunes were told in Democrat
ic style.
Sheriff Casper Blethen left last
Tuesday for Minneapolis for the pur-
pose of attending the annual conven-
ton of the sheriffs of the State and
incidentally taking in the Mckinley
meeting last evening.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
day the subject of the sermon in the
forenoon will be, "Come and Hear -
Psalms 66:16. Subject for the even
ing, "The Ideal Girl Psalms 45:13.
The prayer meeting this evening at
7:3O o'clock.
j. S. Turnbull, of New Avon town
ship, now has the pleasure of playing
with a little girl that came to his house
last Friday. Although j. S. has a
hard time getting acquainted with
the little ones, he thinks Baby Turn
bull 'the incest, etc.
G. w. George and son returned
home from their California trip last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. George,
was greatly with the scenery and
tropical climate of California, and
may change his residence to that
State during the present year.
John Rohrer, who with Grant, Wat
son and Starin, were arrested for
wheat stealing, and all but Watson
held to the grand jury, was released
on bail by Judge Weber last week,
Sheriff Block, of Nicollet county, tax
ing Rohrer before the Court by re-
quest of Sheriff Blethen, who by so
doing saved the county a small bill of
expense.
The fruit list for 1884, recommends
ed by the Minnesota State Horticult-
ural Society, will be sent free to any
one making application to A. w.
Latham, Minneapolis, Secretary; and
also upon receipt of three ceuts in
stamps copy of the monthly maya
zine published by the society. giving
authentic information as to the culture
of fruita, trees, flowers and vegetables
in Minnesota.
The strong wind of last Saturday
blew down the smoke stack from the
top of the west chimney of the court
house, and with the tin stack came
about one-half of the chimney, the
bricks being scattered all over the
northwest portion OF the yard. The
continual expense in repairing this
defect, and the horrible smell of gas
permeating the auditors room when
ever the wind happens to be in the
wrong direction,is gentle hint to our
countydads to secure steam heating
plant.
The fine Italian hand of the Nc
Kinleys appears to be at work in a
deed filed with Register of Deeds Ey-
ans last Monday. The deed transfers
12O acres in the town OF Paxton from
r. w. Newton to Henry Kramer. The
land is adjoining the land on which
the McKinleys hold mineral leases,
and inasmuch as none of the county
officers or any one else in this city
seems to know who Henry Kraemer
is there is a suspicion that he is buy