The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-03

Il. II. klrWan, 0X-auultOr OF item
vile county, now Of Olivia, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Clague, the young LANDER
ton barrister, and Deputy Sheriff John
B. Lauer are among those attending
court from that town.
Brownies in Fairyland,. will be
produced in the opera house,this city,
by special permission of Palmer Cox,
on May 2lst and %. HI. B. Thearle,
of Chicago, is the manager.
Mrs. Conrad Bohn, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w. George,
of this city, for some time past, re-
turned to her home in St. Paul over
the Northwestern, Monday.
Oliyia citizens appeared before the
Renville commissioners yesterday
with $4,lOO to pay for the present
building at Beaver Falls, and dona-
ton of block of land in in Olivia for
a court house site.
NJ. J. Bowling, of the Renville Star
Farmer, together with Attorney R. T.
DAILY, of Renville, were in the city yes
terday, making arrangements for the
connection of the telephone service
between this place and Renville and
Morton.
John H. Laughren, who is acting as
station agent of the Winona & South
western Railway Company, at Usage,
Iowa, and who formerly held that po-'
sition for the Northwestern here, writes
that he expects to pay Redwood Falls
a visit in short time.
Chas. NJ. Huntington, upon his re-
turn from Ohio, last week, stated that
business seemed at a greater stand
still in the Buckeye State than it does
in Minnesota. Thousands are out of
employment. People are getting rest
less. They don't know what to do.
But they all want to vote.
At the Episcopal church Sunday
Bishop Gilbert will administer the
Rite of Confirmation to certain candi-
dates, and he will also preach at 1870
a. m. There will also be services in
the evening at 8 o'clock, when it is
hoped the Bishop will again be the
preacher. All seats free and all peo-
pie invited.
An attempt was made to organize a
division of Coxey's army in this city
one night last week, but The two tin
Grant musicians, with Scotch bag pipe
and fife, wanted too much money to
head the procession and the effort
was disbanded. The musicians. how
ever, continued on their way, punish
ing people with their monotonous mu-
sic.
The funeral of young Claude Lent.
who was killed in a runaway acct
dent week ago Tuesday, occurred
from the Methodist church in this
city. last Thursday, at eleven o'clock
Rev. L. L. Hanscom offciated. A
large circle of friends and acquaint.
ances from the farm and from bust
mes houses, attended the funeral. The
interment occurred in the Redwood
Falls cemetery.
With the new mouldings and boxes
in the postoffice the latter is given {
metropolitan appearance. The inter
ior is neatly arranged,and Postmaste
Laird is to be complimented upon go
ing little in advance of the tow
with his designs. He now thinks tina
he would have room in the rear of tn,
office for telephone exchange, par
ticularly if central YVES one or NOR,
| handsome blondes.
Aaron Poupeney lat one time treasur
er of the St. Paul Base ball club, was
in the city last Thursday,selling good.
for an extensive Eastern clothing anC
fancy notion house. Mr.. Poupeney i!
as much interested in base ball as O.
yore, and stated that an attempt wa.
now being made to form a northwest
ern league, out of St. Paul, Oshkosh
and other towns. incidentally he in
quired as to the good playing quail
ties of Dickson and Buxton, Red
woods crack battery.
Mrs. Chollar, who is spending the
winter in California, had quite thrill
ing experience with a robber the 9th
er night. Miss Bessie is taking music
at Los Angeles college,and they make
their home at the dormitory. A bur-
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