The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-31

Mrs. Anna McClintock, of Mime
apolis, arrived here on visit to rela-
tives. last Monday.
To-day is the last day for paying
real estate taxes in order to avoid the
10 per cent penalty.
Rev. L. L Hanscom will deliver q
short address before the graduating
exercises of the high school class.
The telephone service has been ex-
tended to the residences of IA. Bald
win and w. r. Caswell on East street
II. F. Fisher and A. N. Ogle, OF
Princeton, ILL.,, are in the city looking
up business for a nursery house OF
their town.
Will Abbott came up from st. Paul
last Saturday. He is just recovering
from an attack of fever,and will spend
several days visiting with his parents
here and regaining his health.
The divorce case of Lawrence Ger
raghty VS.. Mamie Gerraghty has been
dismissed by stipulation. 1t is prob
able that Mrs. Gerraghty will sue for
i the divorce in the near future.
Ludwig Brey was in from Granite
Rock last Monday. Mr., Brey states
that small grain is looking excellent
out his way, while potatoes and corn
were slightly injured by frosts.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Howard M. Chester, of Brookville,
and Mary A. Strasburg; Charles w.
Rowland, of Murray county, and Del
la NJ. Sock, of Springdale; and Hans
Peter Nelson and Sarah Hansen.
Under date of May 23d CIV. George
writes to the GAZETTE from San Diego
stating that his household goods had
just arrived in charge of Lew Hall.
His horse 'Governor,' he says, arrived
in good shape. Mr.. Georges correct
ed address is ''foot of D street, San
Diego"
Marshall Reporter: Redwood Falls
now announces land fertilizer among
its late discoveries. We predicted
some months ago that they would find
guano over there. We could smell it
in the air. The only trouble the Red
wood fellows will have now, will be to
get healthful mineral springs to bub-
BILE up through the guano.
R.F. Webster and wife, Miss Bertha
Webster, who is soon to be Mrs. Ben
Gates, of Marshall, Miss Lizzie Smith,
of Erie, Pa, Mrs. E. L. Webster and
Mrs. w. H. Parsons, of Sioux City, Ia,
drove oyer from Marshall last Sunday
and put up at the Commercial. The
party spent the forenoon of Monday
viewing the sights around Redwood
Falls and left in the afternoon in the,
handsome carriage for Marshall.
The regular services of the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening were
held in the court house, Rev. John
Stafford, presiding elder of the Man
kato district, was present and deliv'
cred the sermon. DR.. Stafford's re-
marks we're on the growth of the
church and the Christian religion. A
large crowd was present, the congre
cation of the Presbyterian church
joining with them in the service.
For the fourth annual conference oil
the Mankato District Christian En-.
deavor society at Waseca, June Isl
and Sd; for the 9TH annual communi
cation NJ. w. United G. L. of lows
and Jurisdiction, at Wellington July
10 and ID; for the annual congress Of
the prison association at st. Paul June
Is and 81; for the annual convention
of the Hauges Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of America at Franklin June
6 to Ii the M. & St. L. will sell tick
cts at one and third fare.
The benefit to the band last Wednes
day evening netted the boys something
over $50, and they are highly pleased
with the receipts considering the hare
times. Great credit is due to the ben
eft committee, consisting of Mesdames
Mcmillan and Pease, and Messrs
Beecher, Hubbard, O'Hara and Steg
ner for their work in pushing the same
Between the first and second parts
Rev. l.. L. Hanscom thanked the audi
ence for their patronage on behalf Of
the band boys and frankly stated that
no other town the size of Redwood
Falls could boast of such a good mu.
steal organization.
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