The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-18

her parents in Renville county.
Mrs. r. G. Chadbourne is visiting
with friends and relatives in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. H. Ellison, of Evan, wife OF
the station agent at that place, was
visiting with Mrs. j. w. Ferris last
week.
Agent Caswell, of the VanDusen FL
evator Co., received some camel coal
last week, which he is selling at $50
per ton. It is a splendid burner.
Antiquity Lodge, A. F. ga. NJ, held
its first meeting of the fall and winter
season last night. 1t expects consid-
cradle work during the coming year.
Prof. Hilleboe, prohibition candi-
date for governor, speaks at the opera
house tomorrow night. Prof. Hille
bee is an interesting talker,and should
have large audience.
Engdahl & Marvede have purchased
the tailoring shops of Scha' les & Eng
dahl at both this place and New Ulm,
and will continue doing business at
the old stands. The young men are
good tailors.
Through an error in last weeks pa
per the Democratic ticket did not con-
tain the name of j. P. Cooper as can
didate for commissioner from this
district. This statement is made in
justice to Mr.. Cooper.
VIM. Henry Eustis, the eloquent Or
ator from Minneapolis, at opera hall
next Monday evening. The mayor of
Minneapolis is to fire broadside into
the ranks of the enemy, and a lively
and interesting speech, as we'll as a
great crowd may be expected.
G. X. Blandin, of the suspended
Sanborn Sentinel, and his printer, Mr..
French, passed through Redwood
Falls last Friday, en- route for Olivia,
where Mr.. Blandin will start his new
paper. He will keep you hustling,
Mr.. Kelsey. and don't you think 9TH
erwise.
w D. Martin, through Attorney J.
H. Bowers, attached quite lot of
wheat in the Wallbridge elevator Oh
Wednesday of last week, Mr.. Martin
claiming that Mr.. Wallbridge was ow-
ing him about six months back sal
airy, and this being the cause of the
action. The affair will probably be
settled in the districtcourt.
George E. Schnabel. secretary of
the Minnesota Accident Association,
was in the city, looking up accident
insurance, last Monday. Mr.. Schnab-
ell was on the train that passed through
the Hinckley fire, and can relate a
story that makes the blood turn cold.
He incidentally uses it as an argu-
ment for carrying accident insurance,
John Johanneck, of the town OF
Vail, had a startling experience with
apparent would-be thieves last Thurs
day night. 1t was about l 80 o'clock
when he was awakened by the sound Of
wagons. Hurriedly dressing himself
he rushed out of doors, only to sec
the two teams and wagons scamper
ing off in the distance. His granary
door was open, but the thieves were
frightened away before they got any
grain.
| L. C. Long, the Populist candidate
for congress from this district, ane
Candidate johnson, for clerk of tn
Supreme Court, we're in the city las
Saturday, Sunday and Monday speak
ing at the opera house on Monday ev
ening, on the silver question. He wa
to have spoken on the subject Satur
day evening, but the hall had been en-
gagged for the Demorest medal contest
and Mr.. Long was obliged to post
pone his silver talk.
John O'Hara, ST., was the victim O
a very painful accident last Wednes
day evening. He was tying horse
in the barn, and got a finger alread,
injured in a previous accident in I
hard knot Of the rope to which thu
horse was attached, when of suddel
the horse became frightened, ant
jerking back drew the knot up 81
tight as to cut the finger off. Whel
, Mr.. O'Hara was taken into the hous,
and returned to consciousness b.
, could but mediate on the pain tina
the same finger has given him, ant
: now it had left him.
: The editor of this paper had luck,