The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-22
Miss Mcconnell spent Sunday will

Miss McC onnell spent Sunday will
her friends at Morton.
E. G. Richert has returned from hii
visit in CORTLAND, Nicollet county.
Louis Tordson and wife have been
visiting relatives at CORTLAND, Nicol-
let county, during the past week.
Richard Kiester; Beaver Falls,
would like to hear from any one in
Redwood Falls wanting boy to work
for his board while going to school.
Another elopement from creditors
was reported here Tuesday from out
Vesta way, one of the Watsons disap-
pearing, greatly to the surprise of all
concerned.
| Mrs. w. S.:Clayson, of this city,was
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Routliffe,
of East Granite Falls, during part
of last week, according to an item in
the Journal.
The Young Ladies Aid society of
the Methodist church met with Miss
Hattie Hitchcock yesterday afternoon.
Quite large crowd was present. Re-
freshments we're served.
David Weaver and wife will on
Thanksgiving Day celebrate their
pearl wedding. They will have been
married 80 years on that day ,and they
are to be congratulated.
Architect Abbott, of the new jail,
came up from St. Paul last Thursday,
for the purpose of seeing that the
work of construction was being car
ried on according to plans and speci-
fcations.
A new prospective proprietor of the
Commercial House appeared at that
hostelry last Thursday. The heir-pre-
sumptive is a young fellow, seven
days old to-day, and bears the name
of VanWinkle.
Attorney Frank Clague was over
from Lamberton last week, getting
acquainted with some of the cases
which he will probably have to prose
cute in his capacity of county attorney,
after Jan. LIST next.
| Peck & McGettrick lost valuable
horse over in Morton last Wednesday
and Jack was in that town on Thurs
day inquiring for the man who drove
the horse just little harder than the
laws of livery allows.
Capt. VIM. P. Huntington made q
trip to St. Paul last Thursday, return.
ing home on Saturday. Business con.
nected with the Soldiers Home called
him to the Sanity City. His term or
that board does not expire until Jan
l, 1896.
| It is estimated that in the neigh.
borhood of 100 children in and around
Redwood Falls take the 'Youth's
Companion" This shows that young
Redwood is bound to read the best
literature, and get in line for the
classics and standard works of fiction
st. Peter Herald: George Bunce
has rented the corner room of the
Nicollet House, and is fitting it up fol
wholesale and retail cigar store. Mr.
Bunce will take to the road in the in.
terest of the house and his nephew
Mr.. Barnes, of Iowa, will personally
take charge of the store. We welcome
J this additional enterprise and trust
that it may prosper and flourish.
! After considering the matter the
Standard Oil Co. has decided to place
double tank line in this city, anc
two monster tanks have already been
received, and are being placed or
piers constructed for that purpose ad
joining the track of the Northwestern
railroad. The city delivery wagon il
beauty, SO much SO that Agent
Beecher could not refrain from com
pairing it with circus wagon of gor.
geous design and brilliant color.
| A Marshall special says that S
Swanson,the Minneapolis well-digger
has been at work here for some time
putting down an artesian well for the
Marshall Milling Company. Satur
day, at depth of 400 feet. water was
struck with flow of 400 gallons q
minute, and at pressure of &C
pounds. It took till Wednesday tt
get the flow under control. This is
the second large we'll at Marshall, and
it is thought that there is an import
ant artesian basin in Lyon county. The
! first we'll is used for a city supply and
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