The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-07
School closes for three months

School closes for three months
vacation tomorrow afternoon.
L. A. Guth and Jos. Scharles went
to St. Paul over the Northwestern last
Tuesday morning.
Chas. L. Roos was up from New
Ulm last Thursday, spending the FORE
noon with Attorney Olson.
L. A. Bullward, OF Waseca, acted as
engineer for VIM. Carroll, who had
gone TO Tracy, last Tuesday.
F. F. Hammer is plastering his
newly built residence two and one
half miles east OF this city.
A stone crossing is being placed in
from the Redwood County Bank cor
ner to G. A. Francois & Co.'s store.
Mesdames E. B. Hale and j. w.
Ferris are among those attending the
annual Minnesota Rebekah conven-
ton in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Kneeland came
over from Lamberton last Saturday
as the guests of S. J. Race, the former
returning home Monday and the lat
ter remaining on more extended
visit.
The evening subject at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday will be,
''The light which the most recent dis
coveries of science shed on the mir
acles of the Bible" Only those who
can think for thirty minutes consecu-
lively are invited.
The annual picnic of the Farmers
Alliance, of Redwood county, will be
held at Longbottom's grove to-day.
No programme has been handed in to
this Office, and it is probable that the
meeting will take more of a political
turn than in former years.
G.. E. Mckay Grand Warden, and
J. w. Ferris, representative to the
Grand Lodge, from Redwood Lodge,
20 to St. Paul to attend the annual
convention of the Grand Lodge of the
State. If G.. E. wants the position of
Noble Grand of the State he can have
it, so says rumor.
The stockholders of the Redwood
Falls Telephone Co. held meeting
last Monday evening, aud after adopt
ing bylaws voted to place 20 more
shares of stock on the market at che
par value of $40 each, the present
stockholders giving ten days pref
erence to purchase the same. It is
probable that "plug" switch will be
placed in soon to accommodate about
SO telephones.
Miss Lydia Waterman, of Elrod, S.
D., will be in the city some time this
week, the guest of Miss Emma Skin
ner. Miss Waterman is endowed
with an artistic talent, and is said to
be a painter of exceptional ability.
She has kindly consented to bring
quite a large number of her works
with her and place them on exhibition
at the Epworth League Art Exhibi-
ton on the evening of June 18th.
Ernest Davis was arrested by Sher-
if Blethen last Monday on the charge
of stealing a black goat skin over coat
from Everett's livery stable some time
last November. The overcoat was but
recently found in the possession of a
party whom Davis had sold it to, and
after the proper searching had been
made Davis was arrested. He was
given a preliminary examination on
the day of his arrest and held to the
grand jury. He is in the St. Peter
Jail.
Julius H. Block, sheriff of Nicollet
county, and candidate for State
treasurer on the Republican ticket,
together with Mrs. BLOCH, were in the
city last Sunday and Monday, the
guests of Sheriff and Mrs Blethen,
Mr.. Block is a German by descent,
and inasmuch as the Office CT State
treasurer seems to belong to German
Americans Mr.. Block has an excellent
chance for the job. He is wide
awake, intellectual young man, and
will do credit to the State, if chosen
for the place.
The ball game that took place be-
tween the Beaver Falls and the North
Redwood mines at Beaver Falls, the
fore part of the week, resulted in the
utter defeat of the latter by score OF
% to 16. The defeat is worse than
North Redwood has received for some
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