The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-12
100 in the shade Tuesday.

Francis Pollard, of the GAzErTl
stat, leaves to-day for visit to friend'
in Minneapolis.
81. A. Baldwin was among thos,
who accompanied the delegates to st
Paul last Tuesday.
Miss Luella Turrell returned from
her extended visit to Mortified anC
St. Paul Monday evening.
There will be preaching in the
school house near Hugh McDougall't
on Sunday, July Is, at $50 p. NJ, by
F. M. Dougherty.
Petit jurors should remember the
special term of court in this city com.
mencing July "a, and every one Of
them be in attendance.
Alex. Harkin and wife, of St. Peter
the latter mother to Mr.. Charles Lam
berton. of this. city, leave that town
for Scotland, where they will remain
for some time, on July 10th.
Geo. w. Somerville, the bright
young Sleepy Eye barrister, and 9
prospective nominee for Senator from
this district, passed through this city
Monday en- route to Granite Falls.
| A GAZETTE special, received Tues
day afternoon, stated that Grand
Master Sovereign, of the Knights Of
Labor, has ordered general strike Of
all members of the Knights of Labor
The New Ulm Review records the
marriage. of W. F. Mueller, of Red.
wood Falls, and Miss Rhines, lady
from the eastern part of the State, by
Justice Blanchard, of that city, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Hubbard and
their two boys arrived here Tu' sday
evening, and will visit relatives and
friends few days before going te
Montevideo, where Prof. Hubbard viii
begin work next week as instructor in
a summer training school.
It is probable that Mr.. Charles G
johnson, of this city, will be given the
position of superintendent of construc
ton of the new Jail building. The
Board desires to give as much of the
employment as possible to home men
and it is conceded that Mr.. johnson
would make good superintendent.
Miss Fannie Everett returned from
her extended visit at Winnebago City
last Wednesday evening. Miss Everett
was obliged to remain at Lake Crysta
for two days,owing to passenger trains
being tied up by the A. R. u, before
she could make connections that woulC
bring her to Redwood Falls.
One thing that Redwood Falls needs
badly is park. 1t made Redwood
visitors to Sleepy Eye on the Fourth
blush to see the magnificent parl
Sleepy Eye has for the public enjoy
ment. The council cannot commence
taking steps towards the purchasing
of suitable grounds for park purpose!
any too soon.
Work on the Methodist church ha'
been delayed, owing to the great Pull
man strike, no trains bringing il
freight. Nearly all of the men EN-
ployed on the magnificent edifc'
have been temporarily laid off. A.
soon as the freight traffic is opened
work will be prosecuted vigorousl,
by the superintendent, Mr.. Anderson
The Northwestern road report
about 176 tickets sold for Sleepy Ely,
on the Fourth at this place. Count
ing those who went down with team
and had mileage, it is safe to estimate
that Redwood Falls was represented
at Sleepp Eye by over $50 of its citi
zens. Sleepy Eye can we'll afford Il
thank Redwood Falls for the attend
ance.
All day Saturday large crowt
congregated around the GAZETTE bull
letin board, eagerly and anxiousl,
reading the telegraphic news of tn
strike, which the GAZETTE had mad,
arrangements fol-. As the first new,
came from Chicago that the city wa
burning up there was many an aching
heart and woeful prediction, which
the later bulletins, combining the fam,
of anarchy to the railroad yards alone
had tendency to relieve. Many O
the readers had dear relatives residing
in the great city, and naturally they
we're on the anxious seat.
Robert McNair, of Winnebago, Ill.
father to Mrs. Andrew Stewart. O.