The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-01

neapolis on business.
/ 5. .. Pierce, county attorney, came
up from his st. Paul home last Mon
day.
Miss Sophia Miller IS visiting with
her sister, Mrs. j. G.. Gebhard, at Bel
bingham, MINI.
Miss Maud Gibson came up from
her studies at the Mankato business
college last week.
The Young Ladies Cycle Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. A. Fl. Anderson tomorrow
afternoon.
Supt. Race has thoroughly recovered
from his severe attack Of erysipelas,
and is now able to attend to his rout-
inc duties again.
G.. E. Mckay and A. B. Truesdell
returned from the annual convention
of the State encampment, 10. O. F..
at Winona, last Friday.
Judge French returned from st.
Peter, where he recommitted four pa
TENTS to the insane asylum, under the
old insane law,last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Simonton, a sister to Frank
Birkenmeyer, the popular young clerk
of this city, is visiting with the latter
Mrs. Simonton's home is in Lacrosse.
Rev. John Sinclair has been in Del
hi for two days this week holding
Evangelistic meetings with Rev. FL.
McHenry and the Presbyterian con-
gregation there.
A sum of money was raised by sub
scription here last Monday and sent
to once prosperous resident of Red
wood county, who is now in very des-
titute circumstances in Chicago.
Past Grand Master Dickinson, of
the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, has
been made one of the custodians of
the Masonic work for the State. There
are few. if any, better versed in the
Masonic work than Mr.. Dickinson.
St. Peter Tribune: The people in
Redwood county do not all take kind
ly to the appointment of S. L. Pierce,
of st. Paul, as successor to ex-county
attorney Madigan. This imbroglio
seems to impede the turning of the
wheels of justice, and legal business
has come to an abrupt statu quo.
Granite Falls Tribune: We under
stand the United States Express Co.,
which takes control the LIST of March,
will reduce rates 20 per cent. What
a bit of good news. With a 20 per
cent raise on insurance rates and 20
per cent reduction on express rates we
still continue in the ''same old way"
| The birthdays of Lincoln and Wash
ington are not properly observed by
the American people. If the disre-
gard for these two great men contin-
ues in the future as it has in the past
a century hence people will hardly
know who they we're and what they
did.
The North Side Teachers Associa-
ton will meet in the High School
room March 10, at 1:3O p. m. The
following program will be presented:
Schoolmaster in observation-disclosures,
Goethe and Mary Milford; Orthoepy,
Principal Torrens; English History,
pages 118 to ISL; U. S. in our public
schools; Discussion led by Mr.. Nor
gard.
Rev. Charles E. McCauley made an
impression at the Christian church
Thursday evening. He is young
enthusiast in the ministerial field, fills
his sermon with life and fire, land tack
les his subject with all the earnestness
and certainty laid down in the Bible.
A large crowd was present to hear his
address, and are loud in praise OF him.
He is the Baptist minister at Winnie
bago City.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom took the St..
Louis train west last Monday for Sioux
City, his old preaching grounds. He
will return to-day and lecture on what
he saw during his trip to California
several weeks ago. tomorrow evening.
The lecture will be under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid Society of the ME.
church, and small admission fee will
be charged. Rev. Hanscom is an en-
PERTAINING lecturer on most any sub
jet, and his discourse on the Ameri-
can Granada valley will be an extra
effort.