The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-20

"A. B. Pike returned from st. Paul
last Saturday.
Emil Schmahl returned from his
visit to the State Fair last Saturday.
f. w. Philbrick and wife we're
among the visitors to the State Fair
last week.
jas. F. Holborn and wife left for
South Dakota last Monday, the former
on business.
George Lechner was in st. Paul
last week, but did not take in the Fair,
because it rained.
E. G.. Ranney, of Homer New York,
has tssn in the city on business for
several days past.
Hon. J. T. McCleary, Republican
candidate for congress, will speak in
this city on the evening of Sept. rs.
S. M. Owen, the Populist candidate
for Governor, will speak in Redwood
Falls and Lamberton during the COM
ing campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Nelson, of
Granite Falls, are visiting with Mrs.
Nelson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j..
Laird, during the county fair.
The goods and effects of Joseph
Chadderton, attorney, arrived here
last week, and Mr.. Chadderton is now
ready for business, his Office being To-
Gated over Philbrick's store.
Dallas E. Laird and Chas. Luscher
went to Granite Falls last Saturday
afternoon, returning Sunday evening,
accompanied by the Misses Virginia
Huntington and Inez BALDWIN.
The Democratic Senatorial conven-
ton date has been changed from next
Saturday to Monday. c. VIII. Heide-
man and E. P. Bertrand are among
the candidates spoken of for the posi-
ton.
Before leaving here Chas. Chollar
turned his bicycle over to the editor
of this paper. While the latter is bad
ly used up as result of attempting
to ride the machine his neck and crani-
UNI is still in excellent condition.
Editor J. N. Byington, of Walnut
Grove,and Franklin Ensign, of Spring
dale, were visitors in Redwood Falls
last Saturday, they having been in at
tendance at the Pop. convention at the
New Avon school house on the day
previous.
Incidentally, wouldn't it be wise
thing to drop in and settle with the
patient newspaper man, who has car.
ried you for long time, and who
would appreciate the price of couple
of years. subscription more than any
thing else just at the present time.
Chas. G. Chollar left last Monday
for Avon Park, Florida, where he il
to be cashier of the Avon Park bank
which is soon to open up there fol
business. He visited at Minneapolis
for day or two, and was joined by
his wife, who has been visiting there
for some time, on Wednesday, for The
Southern sunny breezes, they travel
ing over the Big Four system from
Chicago.
Casper Blethen, our popular sheriff
has evidently made an impression or
our charming sister of the St. Pete
Journal. Here is what the fair Hor
ace has to say of him: Sheriff Bleth
en-, Of Redwood Falls, brought fe
male patient to the asylum Thursday
In the recent county convention hele
there our friend Blethen donated l:
votes, out of seventy, to his opponent
Blethen and Block are pair hard t.
beat.
| Mrs. Charlotte Bell, wife of VIM
Bell, residing west of the city, died o
consumption last Sunday. Mrs. Bel
was about GA years of age at the TIM
of her demise, and has been suffering
from the dread disease for long time
She was born in England, and wa.
married to VIM. Bell AZ years ago
about the time the two came to thi,
country. She leaves husband alon,
to mourn her departure. The funera
occurred from the Presbyterian churcl
last Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock
Rev. L. L. Hanscom, of the NJ. E
church, officiating. Mr.. Bell desires
to thank friends who assisted him dur
ing Mrs. Bells illness.
!; The Populist Senatorial convention
for this Ninth district was held a
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