The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-31

Judge E. NJ. French made bust
ness trip to St. Paul last Monday.
John Riheldaffer was in the city
last Friday, returning home Satur.
day.
Charlie Tenney spent Sunday il
Sleepy Eye, where his sister, Mrs
Hammond has been i'll for some time
past.
For the annual reunion of the Third
Minnesota Regiment at Austin, MINI.
the M. & St. L. will sell tickets on the
certificate plan for fare and third
Mrs. Jennie Beecher Howard came
down from Redield, S. D., last Tues
day for the purpose of witnessing the
production of Brownies in Fairy
land"
Baccalaureate services for the high
school graduating class will be held
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening, Rev. John Sinclair preach
ing the sermon.
Chris. Olson, one of the many pros
porous farmers in Swedes Forest town
ship, was in the city last Saturday,
and reported that grain of all kinds in
his section of the county was looking
we'll. A little more rain would be
beneficial, however.
Springfield Advance: The RED
WOOD GAZETTE began the publication
of the early history of Redwood Falls
by Col. Samuel McPhail, in their May
II issue. This is quite treat to the
readers of that wide-awake journal.
Aiken & Schmahl are to be COM
mended for publishing such a bright,
newsy sheet as the GAZETTE.
Frank NJ. Stewart, assistant super
intendent of the Winona & St. Peter
railroad, with headquarters at Tracy,
together with another official located
at that place, were in the city last
Monday, and made an inspection of
the coal mine. Both officers think
something will be found that might
pay to running branch directly to
the mine.
As the father of Frank Ring, &C.
companied by his wife and daughter.
we're driving into the city from o. A
Mason's farm last Sunday morning,
the team became frightened at a
couple of bicyclers, and turning short
ly ran into ditch. breaking the bug
gy tongue and otherwise injuring the
carriage. The occupants of the buggy
escaped injury by jumping.
The M. & St. l.. will sell tickets at
one and third fare to the Dinnia]
convention A. o. H., at St. Paul June
II to Is; to the annual meeting of the
Norwegian Lutheran church of Amer
lea at St. Paul June 18th; to the an
nual State Epworth League meeting
at Red Wing from June IA to II; and
to the annual meeting of the Mime.
sofa conference of the Seventh Day
Adventists at Minneapolis May 20 tc
June IL.
Editor L. P. Hunt, of the Mankate
Free Press, candidate for State Aud
itor on the Republican ticket. was in
the city last Tuesday, looking uI
friends. Mr.. Hunt is one of the mos,
talented newspaper men in the State
He has had large experience with
the affairs of Minnesota in the Co
lumbar exhibit, and would make ,
good Auditor. The only objection t.
him seems to be that he has had 4,
"soft snap" for several years on thu
the Columbian exhibit.
The fats and leans played their sec
ond game of ball at the fair ground.
last Monday afternoon, the fats win
ming by score of IA to 13. The gam,
was al exciting one from post to fin
ish, with plenty of kicking and plenty
of laughter. The leans, in the seconc
inning, ran their score up to IL, an6
then fell to pieces. In the third inn
ing the fats tied the score. The lean.
got another in the fourth, and in tn.
same the fats secured two. The lean.
made goose egg in the first half O
the fifth and the game was declared
won by the fats by the score giver
above. This makes the second game
won by the fats. One more will make
them victor and entitle them to thu
gold medal made of Redwood Falls
gold and offered by sportive citizens
The regular meeting of the North