The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-14
Miss Ada E. Adams leaves to-day

| Miss Ada E. Adams leaves to-day
for her home in Minneapolis.
A. E. McCarty was in the city sew
eral days during the past week.
r. J. Tyler, of st. James, was Wis
iting here during the past week.
]. NJ. Thompson, the Belview rust
Ter, was in the city last Tuesday.
j. A. Pugh is visiting at Hayward
Wis, where two sons ale residing.
Mrs. G. B. Aldrich and daughte,
went to Dover, Mimi, Tuesday morn.
ing, to visit relatives.
Mrs. George Dickinson and mother
Mrs. Porter, left Tuesday for visit te
relatives in Huron, S. D.
Nearly all of the delegates from this
place to the Odd Fellows convention
left over the Northwestern.
Henry Myers, a farmer of Sheridan
township, was committed to the insane
hospital at St. Peter last Thursday.
Will Hiatt came home from the
Farm Agricultural college, where be
has a position of instruction, last week
Miss Oracle Clark, who has been
attending school at Rochester for sew
eral months past,is home for the sum.
mer vacation.
DR.. G.. R. Pease and wife, and Aud.
itor A. H. Anderson and wife, are rec.
| reating at Green Lake, Kandiyohi
county, this week.
D. L. Bigham is spoken of for Sen
ator. Mr.. Bigham has the advantage
of knowing the Legislative ropes and
would make good Senator.
T. F. Marsh, and Del. Corey
left over the St. Louis Tuesday for St
Paul to attend the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah degree conventions.
Fred Wyman, of Underwood, and
Thos. Barber, OF Vesta. in town last
Saturday, reported the crops in that
section very much in need of rain.
Miss Julia Lichtwarck, N. G.. oil
Crystal Lodge, D. of r., this city, was
among the passengers over the North.
western for st. Paul, last Tuesday
morning.
Prof. Torrens will go to his home in
Oakland, MIMI, next week, remaining
there until the 10th of July. when be
will return here "a an instructor i1
the summer training school.
w. w. Smith, candidate for State
treasurer on the Republican ticket
was in the city Tuesday and Wednes
day, looking up his fences. Mr.
Smith is banker at Sleepy Eye, anc
has an excellent idea of finances, anc
if nominated would make good run
In oyer one-half of the counties O.
the State,printing and other work tha'
could be done in the county is giver
to foreign sharks who pay no taxes il
the county, but who manage to hole
the officials under their control ane
take money out of the county never t.
return again.
The Germans of Sheridan and ad
joining townships gave a quiet picni.
at the grove of Adolph Leonard, il
Sheridan township. last Sunday. A
large crowd was present. The day
was spent quietly under the shade O
trees, listening to the music discourset
by the Belview band and Welch's or
chestra.
St. Peter Tribune: A couple of rail
way officials of the c., & N. w. line
called at Redwood Falls the other day
to inspect the coal mine. They though,
that something will yet be found te
pay for building branch to the mine
1t may be paint, gold, peat, asbestos
silver, guano, diamonds or even Goa
something anyhow.
The public school faculty for the
coming year is not completed yet, bu,
at the present time it is certain tina,
Prof. Torrens will continue to act q.
principal, Miss Stevens. of Wisconsin
assistant principal, and the Mise.
Larkin, Everett, Linwell and Van
Camp will continue in the positions
they filed during the term just closed
Miss Dagnar Jorgenson will succeed
her sister d. teacher of the primary
grade. One of the new teachers, aside
from the principals assistant, is Miss
Wyman, who is also from Wisconsin
At the meeting Monday night the
Board voted to fix up another room
for next term and expend about $500