The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-15
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gaedy died last Monday.
Judge Bowers spent Thursday in
st. Paul and Minneapolis, attending
to legal business.
John Riheldaffer returned to his
home in st. Paul via Winnebago City
iast.Friday evening.
James Barnes has gone to Tracy,
where he will superintend the large
farm of D. III. Evans.
Several of the young people are
suffering from quinsy, John Shoemak-
er and Earl Byram being among the
number.
Miss Eva Mcconnell came over
from Morton last Monday, and at
once resumed her clerical duties at TT.
c. Ackmann's grocery.
Aid. w. R. Caswell will represent
''Little Puck" and Col. Frank Rogers
Cupid in the Historical Carnival
Look out for something interesting.
Journal: In the Hamline oratorical
contest last night Clyde Darling spoke
on ''The Golden Age" Tremendous
boom this Rainy Lake region is get
ting.
Supt. Race reports that 10 teachers
attended the examination at Sanborn
and II at Walnut Grove. The attend
ance at Sanborn was larger than it
has been at any previous examination
held in that town.
With the coming of spring the base
ball enthusiasts are commencing to
speculate on the club and their posi-
tons. There will be good material at
every point of the Redwood club this
year.
Congressman McCleary announces
Prof. W. R. Edwards, of Tracy, and
Ole Ostensee, of Candy, as a teacher
and lawyer on his board of examiners
for West Point. The other member
will be physician from Marshall.
We are in receipt of a double photo
of Daddy Pease, of the Anoka
Union, with and without his wig.
Daddy is handsome looking old
rooster with his wig on, and a wise,
sober looking fellow with his wig on
the escritoire.
The young people of the Episcopal
church are preparing to present a
Historical Carnival in this city at
an early date, and the past attempts
of the same ladies and gentlemen war
rant the prediction that this will be
another browning success.
Sanborn Sentinel: A valuable ashes
tos discovery is reported near Belview
this county. Won't somebody please
discover a gold mine near Sanborn.
'Twould seem as as if we were entitled
to some of the rich plums that are be-
ing unearthed in Redwood county.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road sends us very neat pamphlet
setting forth the travelling advantages
of the famous Albert Lea Route, of
which it is branch. It is written by
'Incog," and ispersonal. Every page
has more or less wheels in cog, and
they are twisted around in various
shapes.
At special meeting of Redwood
Falls Commandery No. 15,K. T., last
Tuesday evening, H. n. Bell was in
stalled as Eminent Commander; Geo.
Drake, Generalissmo; E. D. French,
Captain General; Joseph Tyson, Pre-
late; Geo Crooks, Senior Warden; G.
E. Mckay, Junior Warden; w. F.
Dickinson, treasurer; and E. Nj
Holmes as recorder.
The debating society of Dist. AZ
had very interesting session at the
meeting last week. After recess the
question Resolved, that Chinese i'm
migration should be prohibited" was
taken up, A. N. Hill and O. B. Green
taking the affirmative and J. G.. Muir
ply and c. A. Wolfe the negative.
Judgment was given in favor Of the
affirmative. There were IS persons
present.
Fred March, tall, erect and soldier
ly, son of Thos. March, residing east
of the city,who has been for two years
past in the service of the regular army,
with headquarters at Fort Niobrara,
Nebraska, is home visiting with his
relatives. About four months ago
Fred Joined the hOsnitai c0rns of tho