The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-20

Miss Lucy Woodward and Miss
Langmaid returned to their homes in
Wood Lake last Thursday.
That gold was discovered in Cali
fornia in 184s and yet Redwood Falls
seems to be as far away from it as ev
or, says the St. Peter Herald.
State Geologist Winchell may be all
right, but Baron Schmahl of Redwood
Falls will get even on that gold mine
roast if it takes year, says the St.
Paul Dispatch.
The manager of the Globe Tobacco
Co. has presented II. G. Ackmann of
this city with magnificent bird dog,
cross between an English pointer
and an Irish setter.
Alfred Chadbourne will spend the
summer at home this year. He will
return to Hamline this fall and start
on the third of his four years. course
at that institution of learning.
During his, holiday, the Rev. H.
Beer is to preach in his old Mission
on St. Joseph's Island. A new church
has just been completed there, and
Mr.. Beer is to have the privilege of
preaching the first sermon in it.
Mrs. Daniel Caswell of Redwood
Falls and two daughters, Mrs. B. A.
Ferris of Redwood Falls and Mrs. G.
F. Greening of Grand Meadow, visit
ed with relatives and friends at Leroy
part of last week, says the Austin
Transcript
G. w. George and family returned
from California last Saturday evening
Charlie received q hearty welcome
from his many friends in Redwood
Falls business circles white Mrs
George was likewise received by the
women of the city.
The wise busi4ess man Of to-day
puts good advertising matter into The
best newspapers, and goes home t.
his famd9 y at night serene IN the con
seriousness that his business is still be-
ing pushed while he enjoys gooc
rest and recuperates.
Capt. e. NJ. Brooks was in attend
ance at the G.. A. r. reunion Ut Rem
vile last week. The Captain FOLLOWED
Ccurade VsnSant in an address to tn
old soldiers of the enosmpment. tn,
speech was brim full of patriotism
and evoked much applause.
4 Wilbur Il. Chollar willnct visit Red
wood Falls during the present SUM
mer. Hehas secured'a position as re
porter on the Chicago Chronicle, tn
new Democrat morning paper of Chi
'cago, aud proposes'to hold the jda
II down during the Summer. Wilbur i
4 gradually drifting from the study o
+ medicine to that of newspaper work, Il
aMeld in which he seens to be perfect
..aly at home. a
I In reporting tho fact that Hap
4 pointees as census senumerators hal
1not fleH their oaths of Office and con
4 sequently were not doing their wofl
4 The Journal of lest "Wednesday sail
i|that 'Frsuk E. Kesuey of Paxton ,an,
! Frank Wager of BSlview, Redwood
! |seounty, were two cat of the total II
y |laggartls in the whole State. Th
d journal aalso adds that there was
;; tbitter scsRmble for the places n'thi
j county.
d Business has become SO exteasiv
atthe creamery that the Board Of Id
;; lrectors hsve been required to Riv
Supt. Graham an assistant. Thoma
Martin has the job and he assists il
the forenoon alone, his duty bainI
a'that of weigher of milk. During ahi
time Supt. Graham is employed iii
\ packing butter and getting ready flo
the second churning. The first cham
ling occslrs ats o'clock in the morning
and the second about ten or elewe,
O'clock.
A camping party consisting of tn,
Misses Matte Bigham and Lucy
Rowe Of this city, Mrs. r. A. Turrel
and Mrs. hurry Warner, of Paxton
Miss Birum of North Redwood, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. HI G. Ferguson of Morgan are
holding forth on the banks of the
Minnesota river just south of Frank.
lin. On Saturday evening Messrs
Turrell and Frank E. Ring, Master
Darwin Bigham and Miss Alice Big
ham drove down and spent Sunday