The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-06-21
Gus McGettrick returned from his

Gus McGettrick returned from his
visit in the southern portion of the
State, last Wednesday.
The town of Sherman is building a
magnificent steel bridge across Wa
basha creek in that town.
w. F. Dickinson and Attorney J.H.
Bowers left for Granite Falls last
Monday, on legal business.
Patrick Hughes, OF Nicollet, father
of Editor Hughes, was visiting with
the latter during the past week.
Miss Halves returned from her
studies at St. Mary's, Faribault, last
Thursday evening, and will spend the
summer here.
Col. Samuel McPhail was kicked by
a horse at his home in Taunton last
week, and as result has been laid up
for several days.
A. III. Anderson and wife left for
Carver last Saturday where thew will
spend some time visiting with Mr..
Anderson's parents.
j. P. West and wife, of Brownton,
Mimi, the latter sister to S. Pollard,
were visiting in the city during the
latter part of last week, returning
home Tuesday.
The GAZETTE publishers are short
several copies of the issue of June 9Th.
Parties having the same will be paid
five cents per copy for limited num-
Der by leaving them at this Office.
Mrs. Eunice Melville had her pic
ture in the Globe one day last week.
Eunice isn't a bad looking woman in
print or life, and she is as clever as is
generally found among the fair sex.
The State Democratic convention
has been called for Sept. 5th,an Red
wood county is given six delegates.
There will be 784 delegates in the
convention. Brown county gets seven,
Renville eight and Lyon FIVE.
Marshall beauty was on exhibition
in Redwood Falls during the past
week. Marshall makes a good show
ing whenever it appears in the arena,
and for beauty, we'll, just ask the boys
of Redwood, and they will say: "Pret-
tier than 81, 600 bouquet"
w. w. Smith, of Sleepy Eye, came
over from Renville county last
Wednesday. He was looking up his
fences there, and reported that all of
the talk seemed to hinge on county
seat matters, and candidates for Office
couldn't get much satisfaction out of
the leaders in that county.
Col. j. F. Irish, travelling passenger
agent of the Northwestern road, was,
in the city last Wednesday; the guest
of Agent Beecher. He reports things
very slow, but is highly pleased over.
the patronage Redwood Falls is Civ
ing the Through by Daylight" ex-
press to St. Paul and return.
The Morgan, Messenger in COM
menting upon H. G.. Eaton's candid
acy for county treasurer, says: Yes,
Mr.. Eaton would be a very capable
man to serve in that capacity, but as
yet has not allowed his name used.
Hon. H. G. Eaton has many friends
| who are anxious to have him run.
Public opinion favors him. He has
always been strong able worker for
the prosperity of Morgan, either pub
licly or privately.
A special train will pull out of this
city next Sunday morning, shortly af-
ter seven o'clock, over the Northwest
ern, for New Ulm, for the purpose of
taking passengers to that city who de-
sire to be present at the meeting of
the Turner's of the State. The train
will arrive in New Ulm shortly after
nine O'Clock, and will give every one
an opportunity to take in all Of the
exercises of the funniest that day and
night, as it will not return until about
midnight. Agent Beecher informs us
that the train will be large enough to
accommodate all who wish to attend
from Redwood Falls, Morgan, Sleepy
p e and other points on the route,and
it is expected that in the neighbor-
hood of 100 will attend from this CITY
and adjoining country.
G. G. Chollar returned last Thurs
day from Avon Park, Florida, where
he has accepted position with the
Florida Development Co., as Cashier