The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-29
Wilbur T. Chollar arrived by the

The McKinievs allege that there is
nothing in the Morton coal mine.
Miss Esther Jorgenson is spending
her vacation at her home in Mankato
An item in the St. Peter Herald
states that Mrs. Ed Bunce is very ILL.,
j. M. Huntington joined the, Nc
Kinley procession to Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Mccarthy took con-
spicuous part in the St. Patrick's Day
exercises at Luyerne.
F. w. Tiffany, of Fairmont. Mimi,
came up from that place last Monday,
and is visiting with j. J. Tiffany.
Nj. H. Jones and son expect to start
for Grand Rapids, this State, in a few
days. Mrs. Jones will follow them
later.
E. N. Swan and family have re-
turned to North Redwood to take up
their residence, so we are informed
That is we'll.
Miss Jennie Hazelberg, of Granite
Falls, is visiting with the Laird fam
lily, of Minnesota avenue, having came
down with Mrs. Bonnie Nelson.
Mrs. Bonnie Nelson, nee Ida Laird,
came down from Granite Falls last
Saturday and will visit with her par
ents and old school chums for several
days.
Miss Grace Clarke, daughter of A
E. Clarke, who has been studying in
a convent near Rochester. came up
from that place last Friday, returning
Monday.
The Redwood County Bank is get
ting out very neat draft and check
for use in the bank. On the left side
is handsome vignette of Cashier
Baldwin's handsome twin daughters
The checks and drafts are to be litho-
graphed and will be ready for use
soon.
A gentle hint to some of our young,
unmarried men around town would be
that several business-like young ladies
are carrying time certificates of de-
post, drawing interest, in several OF
the banks of this city. These young
ladies are in a position to choose their
worst halves.
The Northwestern railroad will soon
have men at work Strengthening out
the north side track in their yards at
this place. This will put the track on
about the center of the site where the
VanDusen elevator stood, making the
present foundation worthless for build
ing purposes.
VIM. Crouley returned home from
California last Monday, looking ex-
ceedingly hale and hearty. Mr..
Crouley was careful observer while
traversing the Granada of America
and is delightful conversationalist
when addressed on that country, as
we'll as numerous other topics.
In business letter from Mrs. F. H,
Morton, wife of the late DR.. Morton,
that lady states that both she and her
son anticipate visiting Redwood Falls
during the coming summer, and that
they expect to see great changes in
Redwood Falls, made during their
seven years absence from this town.
Mrs. Morton is residing in Maiden,
Mass, and has, until recently con-
Quoted store in that city. Her sen
is attending school at that place.
At the annual meeting of the mem
bers of the Church of the Holy Com
munion the following were elected:
G. w. Everett, Senior Warden; w. R.
Caswell, Junior Warden; HI. Beech
er, Secretary; O. w. Mcmillan, Treas
urer; Vestrymen, H. G. Ackmann, H.
L. Beecher, c. F. Thompson, H. A.
Baldwin and O. w. Mcmillan. Dele
gates to annual convention, H. L.
Beecher, w. r. Caswell. A financial
statement was read showing the
Church free from debt.
A couple of young bloods, hardly
out of their kits, and one of them re-
ceiving severe parental chastisement
recently, quietly skipped from their
parents view, last Wednesday evening
The cold came on, they spent three or
four nights sleeping in haystacks, and
finally concluded that the Buffalo Bill
life was not what it was cracked up
to be, and returned home Monday
morning. A third youngster, who was
barred from skipping with them. nv