The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-27

Fred. Gley is now visiting relatives
in New Ulm. He will not go south
for the winter, as reported.
S. w. Tredway, of Morton, we'll
known here is now disposiug of
Waters best XXX -four in Iowa towns
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Bergen have re-
turned from visit among Mr.. Ber
gems friends and relatives in LeSueur
county.
Pascal McConnell, an old Redwood
boy, but now of st. Peter, left Mon
day for Philadelphia, Penn, to begin
his studies in the medical department
of the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. J. w. Houston and Miss Ida
VIM, who have been visiting at
Pleasant Grove farm returned to their
home in Richland Center, Wis, last
Friday.
Matt. Jennings was over from Will
low Lake Friday, and reported that
over one-quarter of the wheat grown
in that town.. would be fed to stock
this winter.
A huntsville item in the Farming
ton Tribune says that Mrs. Tracy, of
jamestown, and Miss TeasdaIe, of
Redwood Falls, who have been visit
ing with Mr.. Connelly's last week, re-
turned to their homes Friday.
The Park Hotel, situated at the
corner of Bridge and East streets will
be thrown open to the public in few
days, S. Davis to be in charge. It is
the old Exchange structure, thorough
" remodeled. It will be ST. a day
house.
| A union meeting of churches will be
held in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening. The object is to
bring the claims of the Bible Society
before the public, as is done here
annually. The pastors of the different
churches will address the meeting.
The horses and drivers in atten-
dance at the county fair all left for
the fall meeting of the Granite Falls
Driving Association, which opens in
Granite Falls to-day, and continues
over until tomorrow. Several Red
wood Falls parties are in attendance
Mankato Free Press: The Repub-
licans of Redwood county have nom
mated ]. R. Lankard for treasurer
and Frank Clague for county attorney
The people of that county could not
do better than elect these gentlemen
whose Mankato friends wish them sue.
!. cess.
The wheat receipts for the week
; ending Saturday Sept. %, were in the
neighborhood of 10000 bushels, Van
Dusen & Co. alone handling in the
neighborhood of 10000 bushels. The
other elevators at this station were
filled clear up to the top and coulo
not purchase all of the cereal that was
offered.
Chairman Eaton, of the last Repub
lican convention, has named the fol
lowing members of the Republican
county committee: M. E. Powell
chairman, Redwood Falls; James Lar
son, Johnsonville; G. B. Tretbar, Lam
berton; VIM. Kinman, Morgan; and j
A. Cumming, Delhi. The COMMITTEES
is considered good one by nearly al
Republicans.
A. H. Moon and wife left yesterday
for Silverton, Oregon, where they will
remain during the coming winter
Armanus expects to spend a portion
of the winter limiting in the mount
tains around Silverton, and his rela
r tives who have gone before him have
already organized a hunting party
) with that end in view. Both Mr.. anC
} Mrs. Moon expect to return to Red
wood Falls next summer.
) At the conclusion of the trottine
races last Saturday the crowd wit
messed a sprinting contest between
, Frank Davis and John Flynn. Thu
, contest was for purse OF $40, ane
} the distance was 100 yards, on Sec
ond, from Jefferson street east. A
/. large crowd was present, the repor
, that was circulated that there wa.
1 bad blood between the two men hav
ing tendency to attract people wht
are not generally attracted by sucl
an event. In an exciting finish Flynn
won by about six feet. The distance
} was made in 1Oa seconds, exception
ally good time for heavy course.