The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-08-09

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son, a boy, August LIST.
!. A new sidewalk is being built from
, II. Winters west corner to Mill street,
on Second.
Senator Peterson was working the
J South Side OF the county last Monday
and Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me.
, church meets with Mrs. j. w. Ferris
Friday afternoon.
} The Redwood Juniors will probably
play return game of base ball with
, the Silver Stars at Marshall on Aug.
9th.
A. L. Ingalls,, station agent at Wav
erly, S. D., for the M. & St. L.. form
erly harness maker at Delhi, was in
the city last week.
/. Rev. F. NJ. Doughertv, pastor of
! the Walnut Groye circuit, will preach
l in the Merriam brick school house,
New Avon, next Sunday, commencing
| at 8: Bop. m.
: Tomorrow is the last day Of the
: summer training school and the teach
t ers will return to their homes with
the expectation of forcing new idea
g out of many youngster.
f Mrs. John Garner, wife of one of the
Q oldest farmers in Three Lakes town
s ship, died at her home in that town
c last Tuesday evening. The funeral
l occurred from the residence on We'd
nesday, and the remains were inferred
It in the Redwood cemetery.
: The Morgan Republican League
i held an enthusiastic meeting last
d Tuesday evening, the hall being full
i of ladies and gentlemen. Good speech
d es we're made by Attorney Frank
n Clague, Hon. John N. Jones, Prof. L
N. Tompkins and Editor Bohanon, of
It the Lamberton Leader.
q The threshing machine owned by
d George Clark was destroyed by fire
J. early last Sunday morning. 1t was
O standing on the Clark farm, on which
n is located the we'll in which the Braley
l. boys we're killed couple of weeks
l. ago. The machine was standing apart
from any stacks of grain and the en-
d CINE. and the fire was certainly of in
o cendiary origin. The fire was extin-
" guished before it reached any of the
is surrounding grain.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Urn H. Bergen spent
% last Sunday night with the parents OF
y the latter. On leaving their Bridge
o street home they left the key in the
x door, expecting that Mr.. Barnes, who
70 resided in adjoining apartments, would
n take it out. The latter was not done,
however. Some one got in the house
!, slept there all night,prepared a break
It fast in the morning, and after partak-
a ing of the same. left the house with
J. out taking anything with him. 1t
, looks like joke on Urn.
q Sheriff Wichman, of Renville coun-
g ty, was in town one day last week, land
Q informed a GAZETTE reporter that
IS probably no further arrests would be
# made in connection with the grand
n larceny of the county records from
Y Beaver Falls by interested Olivia par
a ties. The warrant for the arrest of
the five named last week was based
r. on complaint made by Mrs. Jennie
r. Colson, of Beaver Falls, and the pre-
O liminary examination was had before
f Justice of Peace Ahrens, ofthat town
). Wichman enjoys lively time, and he
g is having it.
l. A. E. McCarty, of Minneapolis, a
3, representative of the threshing ma
n chine trust, has been in this city and
l. adjoining country for several days
1t past for the purpose of working the
IS owners OF machines not in the trust to
IS get in at once. McCarty used to live
g here once, and it is reported that he
J. holds chattel mortgages enough to
squeeze almost any man he desires to-
o On last Friday or Saturday he appear
, ed at the farm of Murray Warmers
q The farmers in that neighborhood had
D previously concluded that the prices
> for wheat were too low to pay more
g than four cents for wheat and two
y cents for oats, per bushel. The
Q thresher's trust price is three and five
4 cents. The farmers got a thresher
/ named johnson, from Brookville, up
n there, not in the trust, to thresh at