The Redwood gazette., 1894-07-26

O. B. Turrell returned from bust
ness trip to St. Paul last Friday.
Mrs. NJ. M. Madigan has returned
from her trip to the Twin Cities.
New county maps, printed on cloth,
can be purchased at the GAZETTE of
fce.
E. G.. Bailey has sold his residence
on Fourth street to James F. Holborn,
the Mill street market man.
Miss Dean Tyler, daughter of Mrs.
w. G. Tyler, of Sioux City, is visiting
her young friends in this city.
Miss Gertie Carroll, of Sleepy Eye,
has been the guest of Miss Bernice
Francois during the past week.
Fred Dworshak, the patentee of the
self feeder, left on Friday mornings
Northwestern train for Minneapolis.
F. w. Philbrick was in St. Paul on
Tuesday and Wednesday on business
connected with the new county jail
Chas. Tober, the New Ulm plumber,
is in the city connecting the resi-
dences of H. A. Baldwin and n. V. R.
Hunter with the city water works.
Commissioner Frank Schandera was
called home from his work on the
Board last Thursday, trouble over the
new water works in Lamberton being
the cause.
The Young Ladies Cycle of the
Presbyterian church will give lawn
social on the lawn of All. Anderson's,
Mill street, tomorrow evening. All
young people are invited.
George Bunce, of St. Peter, broth
er of Ed. j.. of this city, was in the
city last Thursday-up to his usual
tricks, selling cigars to everybody.
George is favorite on the road.
Miss Lizzie Bissell returned from
the South last Wednesday evening,
coming via steamer from Savannah to
Connecticut, and then west to this
point. She teaches at jackson, Mimi,
the coming season.
FIG. Thayer, agent for DR.. Wards
liniment and;other preparations in this
section, left for Brown county last
Thursday, and will not return here
until after harvest. Mr.. Thayer is
pleased with his trip here, from
business standpoint.
Wenzell.T. Eckstein, court stenog-
rapher, came up from New Ulm. for a
few hours vacation, last Wednesday
evening. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Tober, plumber of that city who
also has plumbers license to do
business in this city. Wenzell states
that Brown county politics continue
to be peculiar, aud it is always hard
to tell which way the cat is going to
jump.
The Fremont, Iowa, Gazette, edited
by brother of ] l.. and E. P. Byram,
of this city, states that valuable gold
mine is thought to have been discov-
cred in Redwood county. eve wish
it SO, for there are lots of good people
in Redwood Falls and vicinity whose
acquaintance we made in our visits to
that beautiful city, and we would be
glad to haye them get hand in the
pile of the yellow stuff"
The eldest son of G. J. Monsell was
taken to the St. Peter Jail last Wednes-
day by Sheriff Blethen, to await the
action of the grand jury of Redwood
county on the charge of grand larceny
in the second degree against him for
breaking into the residence of G. D.
Thompson, on Bridge street ,and steal
ing minor articles. The young fellow
will probably be sent to the reform
school, a place where his parents de-
sire him sent.
The meat market firm of Holborn
& Peterson took another change last
Thursday, when John X. Peterson,
who has SO long been identified with
the Mill street meat market, disposed
of all of his interests in the market to
Jas. Holborn, the senior partner. Mr..
Holborn will run the market exclusive
ly, with the assistance of Carl Peter
son and another one OF the old en-
ployees. He proposes that everything
shall be run in first-class style as u.s.
ual.
A. G. Burmeister, Geo. Backer and
A. j. Anderson returned from their
trip along the banks of the Redwood
r;vor fo tho conroo 1,,4 VIr.lJ-