The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

The creamery building is nearly
completed and the machinery is ex-
pected to arrive next Saturday. The
creamery will certainly commence
operations during the first half of
May.
Rev. L. l.. HANSON delivered a
particular spicy sermon on "Women"
at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening. There was a large audience
present. The minister handled the
delicate subject in mastery and in.
structing manner.
Miss Bernice Francois had her left
arm broken by fall from fence in
front of her mothers residence on
Fourth street last Monday evening.
Bernice was playing with some of her
young friends at the time, and the
fall was several feet.
. Lieut.. Herbert Beecher, U. S. N,
who was prevented from joining his
naval vessel on it's cruise around Cuba
on account Of sickness, has just been
granted two months sick leave of
absence and left the naval hospital at
Boston early in the week for his home
in Redwood Falls. Upon the expira-
ton of Lieut.. Beecher's leave of alb
sence he will join the Raleigh"
which will probably leave about that
time for two years cruise along the
coast of Europe.
Judge Bowers, attorney for the
Citizens Bank, Cashier o. B. Tur-
rell, r. A. Turrell and J. w.
Ferris left over the Northwestern
Monday for Mankato to be present at
the trial of the chestnut" case of j e.
F. Jones VS.. The Citizens Bank. It
will be remembered that the jury dis
agreed at the last term. J. F. Jones,
who has been securing a residence in
Michigan for the purpose of getting
the case in the U. S. courts, was on
the train with the party.
Attic annual meeting of the congre-
cation of Episcopal Church of the
Holy Communion last Monday even
ing W. r. Caswell was elected senior
warden, G. F. Thompson junior war
den, O. w. Mcmillan treasurer, H.
Lee Beecher secretary. The vestry
consists OF G, w. Everett, H. G. Aek-
mann, H. L, Beecher, O. w. Mcmillan
and Herbert A. Baldwin. A commit
tee was appointed to look into the
matter of putting in a furnace under
the church during the coming sum-
mer.
Maukato Free Press: Hon. Fred
Warner, one of the bright young
business men of Redwood Falls, spent
two days last week in Mankato look
ing over our city water-works and
sewer system His city is putting in
several blocks of sewer this summer
and Mr.. Warner came down to thor.
cughly inform himself on one system
Redwood Falls is one of the hand.
soonest and most thriving little citie<
in the State, and her citizens are moth.
ing if mot up to time oa. matters Of
city Improvement.
Arlington Enterprise= The Parf
Hotel at Redwood Fasls was total,
destroyed by fire Monday morning
It was we'll insured. This is tht
second extensive fire that has occurred
at that place within a short time, ant
if the practice should 4be much ionge1
coa6inued the town. must surely bt
oblterated. Mrs. William
Connick, who deserted her HUSBAND
at Morton a few days ago aaa ha.
been stopping in this vicinity, hat
gone up the line with her two chill
dren. Whether she has repented anc
will again rejoin her husband, o,
whether she has ,gone to meet tn.
other 'man, who is lin Redwood Falls
we know not.
President w. L. Bull of New York
Treasurer j. f. Hartshorn Of New
York, He0. William Drew Washbur1
of Minneapolis, General Manager
Mahler Of Minneapolis, and Chiel
Engineer Col. Wan. Crooks of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad, al
in special car, passed over the line
to Watertewn last Friday evening, go.
ing through North Redwood at the
rate of so miles per hour without even
stopping for refreshments. They re-
turned Saturday morning, leaving
WateFtown 1T five o'clock and passing