The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-30

Painter Abbott has removed to-
Tracy, his future home.
Henry and Charles Bergen, of Lee
Sueur, are visiting with Urn Bergen.
Miss Ella Laird entertained the st.
Agnes Guild of the Church Of the
Holy Communion last Wednesday ev-
ening.
w. L. Abbott and family left for St.
Paul last Monday, and they will re-
side there in the future. Miss Mira
Abbott will teach the school at Rem
vile during the coming term.
Judge Baldwin and w. ]. Mcleod
have dissolved their law partnership.
Mr.. Mcleod will probably return to
Arlington, although he is favorably
mentioned in connection with the
Democratic nomination for county at
torney of this county.
Something unique and interesting
may be expected in the temperance
meeting at the NJ. E. church next
Sabbath evening. The Epworth Lea
que and Guards have it in charge.
The musical part of the program will
not be the least interesting feature of
the evening.
Members of John S. Marsh Post
will please meet at G.. A. r, hall at
nine O'Clock on the morning of Mon
day, Sept. Sd, for the purpose of at
tending in body the dedication of
the monument at Birch Coolie on that
day. By order of E. D. French, COM
mander. E. M. Brooks, adjutant.
Prof. Leonard H. Pryor left for
Sherburne county last Saturday morn
ing, and in town called Becker he
trains the young idea how to shoot.
Prof. Pryor has grown to be an excel
lent educator, and he being a Red
wood boy we are proud of him.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock, who has been
spending the last three weeks at her
Redwood home, returned yesterday
for Two Harbors, Mimi, where she
will soon commence her third term as
teacher in the primary department of
the schools at that place. At Two
Harbors ten months is the term.
Court came to a very sudden close
last Monday, when all of the criminal
cases not tried we're continued over
until the next regular term. The jury
in the case of the State vs.. Patrick
Caswell, indicted for disposing of chat
tel mortgaged property, returned q
verdict of not guilty, after being out
only five minutes.
Supt. Race was in st. Paul last week
to attend a meeting of the State Ex-
aiming Board, and reports that Prof.
J. J.. Torrens, of the Redwood Falls
high school, was given a life certifi-
cate to teach in this State. Prof. Tor
rens is one of great many who con-
tested for such certificate, and one
of a few who got there.
Rev. Fir. Vonderlage, Catholic min
lister for this district, returned last
Monday evening from a weeks retreat
at st. Thomas Seminary, St. Paul.
Fir. Vonderlage says that there were
nearly $50 priests present during the
retreat, and that the religious rites in
cumbent upon them we're closely OBJ
served.
Henry Cook, just across the river
from the Redwood gold mine, in Rem
vile county, has given Messrs. Bager,
Vaughn and French an option on his
l42 acres. The price stipulated is
81, $50, and $50 cash has already been
paid. The balance is to be paid in
side of year. A vein of gold has
been found within rs feet of Mr.. Cooks
residence, and another vein has been
found in q pile of rocks near by.
Senator s. D. Peterson was in the
city last Saturday, coming up Friday
evening and returning on the 11:2O
train. Senator Peterson declared en-
phatically that he was not up on poll
tics, neither had he talked politics in
Redwood county this year, but followed
the statement up with an inquiry as to
where to go to get the delegation from
this city. The Senator also had letters
written by Redwood county parties to
his Brown county friends, and was
showing them to parties with whom
he thought they would be the most
effective. Oh, Senator, you are gay
flatterer, Catiline conspirator, but on
/ L. L