The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-12

was in the city last Monday.
A baby daughter came to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Winn's on the 9Th.
Miss Keene, of Granite Falls, is Wis
iting with the Misses Root, of Lincoln
street.
w. Logan Breckenridge, county at
torney of Olmstead, visited his farm
in this county last week.
John Lind is this week practicing
in the courts of Utah or Wyoming.
John is becoming an extensive practi-
toner.
Chris. Olson, the successful Swedes
Forest farmer, together with his fami
ly, and quite pumber of friends in
the vicinity of Candy, picnicked on the
banks of the Redwood, near the falls
last Monday.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Willard DeGroat and Emma Red
ding; John FL. Nelson and Lena HELD
ness; Lars Olson and Hanna c. Hare;
John Preuss and Rosine Beroth; Pet
or johnson and Anna Peterson.
The young friends of Lora
Moon gave him q surprise party last
Tuesday evening, those present being
Misses Grace Ferris, Dolly Clayson,
Eda Drake, Dollie Kellam, Rosa Laird
and lnez Vaughn, and Masters Joe
Drake, Frank Moon, Chas. Moon and
Harry Ward.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: The city of
Redwood Falls was here en- masse on
the Fourth. Redwood county
had the largest delegation of G.. A. r.
men at the encampment. = DR..
Finn and DR.. Pease, of Redwood, and
DR.. Shock, of New Ulm, gazed with
calmly professional air at the ball
game yesterday.
In Populist circles there is some
talk of running Franklin Ensign, of
Springdale, T. L. Gilbert, of Gales,
James Arnold. of Vesta, AID. Stewart,
of Redwood Falls, or j. N. Bvington,
of Walnut Grove, for representative.
The gentlemen named above do not
propose to announce their candidacy,
or make any great fight for the posi-
ton.
Miss Harriet Beecher entertained
the young ladies of St. Agnes Guild,
and friends, last Friday evening. The
Beecher grounds on Minnesota avenue
we're handsomely decorated with
Chinese lanterns, and partook of the
grotesque. The band was present and
discoursed music. Refreshments were
served. Those present had delight
| full time.
A party of seventeen, composed of
j. II. Bowers and family, H. M. Hitch
cock and family, A.E. and W.B. King
and families, have been camping on
the banks of the Minnesota river, north
OF this city, during the past week.
They have been at home in genuine
camping style to their friends, and
have had merry time introducing
this manner of an outing to their Red
wood friends.
H. E. Leach, of Spring Valley, a
graduate of the law department of the
State University, was in the city last
Friday, looking up a field for the
practice of law. He is greatly i'm
pressed with the town and has con-
cluded to locate here, opening up an
Office with Huntington & Warner. Mr..
Leach was court reporter for Judge
Farmer, of the Spring Valley district,
during four terms of that Judges Of
fetal cal Hr.
Chinch bugs are reported in the
town of Sherman, Charles Lewis stat
ing that corn on his fathers farm is
covered with this little insect. They
seem to have come across the line
from Brown county, farms in Lone
Tree Lake being full of them. Farm
ers there have secured inoculated
bugs, and scattering them among
others, one bug poisoning an acre of
others, according to the estimate. Mr..
Lewis secured some of these Monday,
and Redwood county farmers can Sc
cure of him when the healthy bugs ap-
pear on their farm. It takes the in
oculation about three days to get in
its deadly work.
The attempt to form threshing
machine trust in this county is going
merrily on, and the promoters of the
scheme have even successfully, it is