The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-26

DR.. w. d Finn leaves for st. Pau
to-day on business.
Jos. A. Eckstein, the New Ulm at
torney, was in town last Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet in
the NJ. E. church Friday afternoon.
Weavers' Colored Minstrels are
booked to appear at the opera house
tonight.
VIM. P. Huntington is in St. Paul
attending meeting of the trustees of
the Soldiers Home.
Mrs. G. F. Thompson, of Fourth
street, entertained Mrs. A. G. Weiss,
of Duluth, Tuesday.
Ed Jones is the father of second
boy, who made his debut on the hui
man stage last week.
At the Presbyterian social last Fri
day evening the church treasury was
increased satisfactorily.
Miss Maud Gibson is expected home
from her studies at the Mankato bust
ness college next Saturday.
John Thomas is visiting friends in
Granite Falls. He has with him sew
eral specimens of paint from the Red
wood paint mines.
The subjects of discourse at the
Episcopal church, next Sunday morn
ing: "Men and brethren, what shall
we do?" Evening: ''Who are they
who are neither cold nor hot?''
Mrs. J. B. Robinson and daughter.
Miss Florence, who have been spend
ing greater portion Of the winter in
Alabama, expect to return home to-
morrow. J. B. is happy, accordingly.
J. Fletcher Skinner was not very
active in letting every one know about
the little girl that came to his house
last Wednesday. But it came, and
Fletcher wears an exceedingly pa
ternal smile for the frst-born.
j. j. Brechet, the dry goods mer-
chant of Glencoe, with branch stores
at several other places, is negotiating
with w. S. Mckay, for the construc-
ton of two-story building 40xlOO
feet, on the site adjoining H. Winters
store, to be occupied by the merchant
as his main establishment.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day the forenoon subject will be "The
Love of Christ" Rev. LIS. Commun-
ion after. Evening subject" Wishes"
Ps. 37:4. This evening at 8 O'Clock
the pre-communion service will be
conducted by Rev. H. McHenry, of
Delhi. Young communicates will be
admitted after service.
The Thirteen Hours Devotion will
take place in St. Henry's Catholic
church at Sheridan, on Monday after
the 1st Sunday in May, or May 9TH.
Divine services begin at 6 o'clock in
the morning and end at 8 in the even
ing. At 10 o'clock solemn high mass
with deacon and sub-deacon. Preach
ing in English and German.
Sanborn Sentinel: E. Shanks, man
ager of the tow mill arrived in town
Saturday. Upon making an examina-
ton of the tow mill machinery Mon
day he found the boiler and engine
dismembered of such useful appur-
fences as the steam guage, wates- pipes,
governors, etc. The brake was also
minus some of the parts that are quite
essential in manufacturing tow.
|, Echo Enterprise: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE springs the name of G.S.
Ives, of St. Peter, as candidate for
US. Senator. Not so bad either. * =
The REDWOOD GAZETTE promises it's
readers an interesting series of letters
from the pen of Col. McPhail in re-
gard to the early history of Redwood
Falls, which will be read with interest
owing to the ColoneIs extended &C.
quaintance in this section of country.
* Fred Wyman has his lumber
on the ground and on Monday will
commence the erection of "a comfort
able residence which he hopes to
occupy before harvest. When this is
completed Mr.. Wyman will have a
farm equipped with good buildings
and withal a model farm conducted
on business principles that insures
good returns even in poor year.
Ebenezer B. Daniels passed away at
his home in Olmstead county last
week. HeI was the father of Horace
DANIELS who ;c uoI1- knoup in fb;c