The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13

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the State Fair. 81
/ Mrs. Geo. Brown is taking in the
State Fair this week at st. Paul.
Miss Pearl Seitz, graduate Of the
class Of "a is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. VS.. Clayson FRI
day afternoon.
Are you going to join the Circle9
What Circlei Why the Chautauqua
Circle Of course.
Mesdames w. D. Finn, and g.. R.
Pease were passengers on the M. &
st. L. going into the cities last Tues
day.
Miss Belle McNie, who has been
visiting at Mrs. E. H. Chollar's for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
last Saturday.
Willard Root has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in the City Recorders
Office. and is again attending to his
studies in the Redwood Falls high
school.
Rev. Henry Beer, of this city, was
in Faribault the week prior to last as
the guest of Rev. J. H. White, dean
of the Southern Convocation, of that
city.
Vol. I, No. I, of the Tracy Herald,
came to hand last Saturday. It is by
O. j. Rea, a neat sheet, the size of the
GAZETTE, and the third paper for
Tracy.
Mark o. Chapman and bride, of
Austin, were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ham last Thursday. They
were married at Austin on the day
previous.
The Inflated Andrews Opera Com
pany has once more reorganized and
ia now known as the Andrews-Deshon
Opera Co. They are, at present,play-
ing at Waterville and other towns in
that part of the State.
Capt. E. M. Brooks, of this city. has
been chosen senior vice commander of
the second division of the Southwest
ern Minnesota G.. A. r., which will
hold its annual encampment the last
four days in June on the battle ground
of Birch Coulee.
Harry Stewart, accompanied by
three other young Tracyites, took din
ner at the Commercial last Sunday.
They came over on their wheels, and
we're enroute for the State Fair at st.
Paul, hoping to make the Sanity city
the same evening.
Harris Rosenbaum, a. Jewish ped
dler living in Vail township, was
brought into town Monday and ex-
amined as to his sanity. According
to the statement of his sister-in-law
he seems determined to take his own
life and has made such attempts sew
eral times.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis rail-
way which has for many years been
under an enlightened and progressive
management, and has been liberal to-
wards and popular with all classes, is
engaged in putting new air-brake box
cars on their road, and are selling the
old ones for $40 apiece. Many farm
ers are buying them to use for gran
aries.
George French made q timely dis
covery in the barn on Ramsey
Heights one day last week. It ap-
pears that the servant had thrown
some rags, with which she had been
wiping lamps, into the barn an hour
previous, and when George entered
the building, he found the rags ablaze.
His appearance prevented a confag-
ration.
An important and rather unsatis-
factory change of time was made by
the Northwestern road, going into eff
feet last Sunday. BY the change the
Through by Daylight" train service
to st. Paul and return has been aban-
doned, and hereafter Redwood bust
ness men will be obliged to absorb
the greater portion of two days in or
der to make the the trip. The train
crew will not remain here over night -
not for the brief space of four or five
hours, even. The train will come in
from Sleepy Eye at eighth the morn
ing. This will bring passengers and
mail from St. Paul and Chicago, pas
sengers being obliged to leave St. Paul
the night before in order to make con-