The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-03

FISHERMEN are plenty. Fish are less.
Capt. w. p. Huntington returned
from his trip to St. Paul last Friday.
Irving Terry, of Lamberton, has
been sent to the insane asylum at st.
Peter.
Miss Emma Chapman has been Wis
iting on the South Side of the county
during the past two weeks.
Lumber has arrived for the enlarg-
ing of the Northwestern stock yards
in this city. The yards will also be
covered.
A son of DIR. Crandall, of LANDER
ton, was struck by lightning at Min
nesota Lake one day last week. He
recovered from the shock.
B. F. Webster and Miss Bertha
Webster, of Marshall, visited during
the past week with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. VanWinkle, of the Com
mercial.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the new Methodist church
will be pushed to completion at once
The details have heretofore been pub
lished.
Supt. Caswell, of the Telephone
construction department, is having
plenty of work nowadays, putting in
new telephones, and attending to cor
respondence.
Mrs. H. Beecher left Florida for
Cincinnati last week, and will visit
at Delaware, Ohio, before returning
home, which will be about the last
week in May.
Assessor Charles V. Everett may be
expected at your door at any moment
for the purpose of finding out just
how much personal and real property
you have, in dollars and cents.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch appeared
with souvenir edition last week. 1t
set forth the advantages of Sleepy
Eye in excellent shape, as we'll as tell
ing who the business men of the town
are.
Mrs. Jos. Tyson, accompanied by
her mother and son. left last Friday
morning, oyer the Northwestern, for g
station near Sioux City, Iowa, where
Mrs. Tyson's mother will remain with
relatives.
The ball and party given by the U
R., X. of P, last Friday evening, was
largely attended by the social lights
of the city, and everybody had a de
lightful time. Refreshments were
served about IL o'clock.
Mrs. F. F. Golf and Miss Belle
Stewart, the former of Walnut Grove
and the latter teacher in the school!
of that place, were in the city owe
Saturday. Miss Stewart is having
some trouble with her eyes, making
teaching a difficult task.
Lake Benton News: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE has concluded arrangement
with Col. McPhail for that gentleman
to write a series of articles on tn,
early history of that place. They vii
undoubtedly be interesting, as every
thing is which the colonel writes.
Says the Springfield Advance
Redwood Falls merchants propose t.
paint their stores with paint from tn
mines at that place. The color will
be red, of course" No, you are mis-
taken, Advance. It will be gold, high
ly embellished, and when the work i
done Redwood Falls will have the all
gold appearance of King Solomon
temple.
Editor G.. F. Case, of the Marshal
Reporter, and deputy State Oil In
spector, was in the city last Thursday
and inspected forty barrels of kero
sene oil. Mr.. Case is of the opinio,
that G. G. Whitney will not be cand
idate for Senator from the Lyon coun
ty district, but probably will be I
candidate for clerk of court to sue
coed Ed. Reishus, Populist, this fall
Miss Isabelle Rousseau, with he
husband, Will Chatterton, who wer
the leading people in Clarke & Chat
terton's. Company, which appearet
here during the last county fair, hav
been playing "leads" in stock com
pany at the Columbia Theatre a
Pueblo, Colorado, during the pas
winter. They are now negotiatin,
with view to taking out compan,
of players during the coming season
and NAV aDpear in this citv next fall