The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-28

Geo. Brown has been visiting his old
home in Canada the past three weeks.
Auditor A. 81. Anderson and wife re-
turned from their trip to Carver last
Friday.
Miss Lucy Rowe visited in Spring
field during the latter part of last
week.
Miss Libbie Smith returned home
from her studies at Albert Lea last
Friday evening, and will remain for
the summer.
The Morgan Messenger speaks of
Judge E. D. French as follows: The
Judge is very efficient and has loud
voice in the political pot.
Miss Mile Birum gave picnic at
the close of her school term in the
Carlyle district last Friday. Miss BIZ
rum was favorite with the pupils Of
the district.
Cbas. Annis drove across country
from his home in Murray county, and
visited with his father, Levi Annis,the
popular boot and shoe dealer of this
city, last week.
DR.. w. D. Finn left for St. Paul
last Wednesday for the purpose of at
tending the annual meeting of the
Minnesota State Medical society. He
returned the latter part of the week.
Among those from this county at
tending the Dorr-Johnson wedding at
Nicollet last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kuenzli, and Mr.. and Mr.. A. j.
Anderson, of North Redwood, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Cass.
John Barnard, Jr., was arrested here
last week on the charge of being the
father of the illegitimate child of Aug.
Blacks sister-in-law, residing in Rem
vile county, as Bowling puts it. Bar
nard was taken to Renville county for
his preliminary examination.
Redwood county Populists are emit
tied to seven delegates to the Peoples
Party congressional convention to be
held at Tracy July 9Th. Inasmuch as
the Pop convention at Longbottom's
grove only named three delegates,four
more will have to be named.
A child found a spoon on the prai-
RE in Lac qui Parle county. 1t was
mentioned in the Independent Press
and The GAZETTE. A reader of the
papers three hundred miles distant
saw the notice and recognized the
spoon as an old family heir loom and
claims it. Printers ink is useful.
A. Evans and L. D. Cooler, of Wal
nut Grove, were poisoned by eating
canned salmon one day last week.
Nellie Wigen, an attendant at the Ev-
ans house, was also poisoned. All three
of the parties we're seized with violent
cramps, and began vomiting. Medi-
cal assistance was Immediately sum-
moned and the patients have since
recovered.
Along with G. E. Mckay, Judge
French, Frank Kenney and Il. F.
Buechner, who went to Green Lake,
Kandiyohi county, last Thursday
morning, went Treasurer Kuenzli and
Register of Deeds Evans. The last
news from the party was that aside
from catching large number of fish
discoveries had been made which led
the party to believe that fishermen
had been there before them.
The Renville county seat matter is
hot. The various towns interested
have engaged all of the best legal tai
int in the State,and they were present
at the meeting of the Renville board
of county commissioners last Saturday
to tell the board why the petition for
the special election should and should
not be granted. Declining Beaver had
hardly enough room for these legal
lights, let alone the boomers present.
Wilbur Thomas Chollar returned
from his studies at the Chicago U last
Thursday evening. Wilbur is poor
specimen of physical humanity, as he
looks now, his studies being so labori-
GUS as to reduce his flesh, but he has
hopes, after spending the summer
here with the summer girls, on farms
and along the Redwood on boats and
in tents, to be able to return to Chica-
60 in September, and there to continue
the absorbing of gray matter which
an excellent faculty a1e constantly i'm
parting to the students of that excel