The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-05-03
4. E. Glascoe is now with G. Fred.

a. u. dlaScOe IS now with y. FreQ.
Thompson.
Miss Cora E. johnson opened school
in the Payne district Tuesday.
Schmahl & Baldwin shipped a car
load of cattle to South st. Paul Tues
day.
Miss Eta Kenyon, of Minneapolis.
is visiting with Mrs. G. c. Chollar at
Oak Terrace.
S. H. Bissell returned from Sun
day visit among friends in Minnea p
oils last Monday.
George w. Someryille, the Sleepy
Eye attorney, was among those at
tending court here this week.
Mrs. H. D. Chollar and daughter,
Bess, are expected home from their
California trip about the first week in
June.
F. G.. Isham and family arrived
from Winona last week, and are now
settled in their new home in the BIZ
rum residence.
The base ball enthusiasts are get
ting nervous. The players want to
play-the coachers want to coach.
Where is the first victim.
John Shoemaker is catching on to
the drug business at E. A. Luscher's,
while G. M. Huntington is again at
work in his fathers store.
The trees have commenced to leaf
out and soon Redwood Falls will wear
her prettiest natural receiving gown
for the reception of strangers.
NJ. Hewetson, of Chicago, who owns
considerable of real estate in Redwood
county, is in the city looking up mat
tiers with view to making a sale.
Mary Isabel Pierce, elocutionist and
reader, at the opera house tomorrow
evening. With the appearance will
be several local musical geniuses.
Money is becoming easier, judging
from signs in Redwood real estate Of
fees to the effect "money to loan on
improved farms, etc.
DIR. w. D. Finn has concluded not
to attend the meeting of the National
Medical and Surgery Association at
Galveston, Texas, this month.
w. S Mckay has graded his two
lots on Second street down to the
street leyel, and is now negotiating
with a view to erecting buildings upon
the same.
S. L. Pierce, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mary Isabel Pierce,
the reader, came up from St. Paul
yesterday, to assist his son in prose-
cutting the criminal cases.
The county commissioners were ex-
aiming the road to Morgan last Tues
day with a view tc improving the
same, and are in special session at the
court house at the present time.
The warm rains of the past few
days have caused the small crops to
shoot out of the ground at all almost
unparalleled rate of speed. Wheat,
three inches high, can be found on
some fields, and all of it is the perfect
prophecy of bountiful harvest.
James G. Blocker, the rustling
drummer of the Jas. Mcmillan Hide
& Fur Co., of Minneapolis, was in the
city on Thursday and Friday of last
week. "Jim" wore the usual bleak
smile as he announced that the COM
pany had again put MIN on the favor
tie Redwood Falls route, where he is
perfectly at home.
New Ulm Review: Young w. l.
Pierce is monopolizing the offices Of
Redwood county. AS a newcomer
he was first chosen county attorney
and now has been elected attorney
for the village of Morgan. X j
The REDWOOD GAZETTE is right. 1t is
time that this district was permitted
to name trustworthy and reliable
citizen to represent itself in the state
senate. For a long time it might be
said that there was something rotten
in the politics of the district, and now
it is painful to hear words of encour-
agement tending towards continue
ton of practices that the people are
sick of.
Granite Tribune: J. H. Thomas,
once a resident of this town, but for
fifteen years or more living at Red
wood Falls, is in the city to renew old
acquaintance and pay some taxes on
property he left here. Although gray