The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-08

Hon. G. D. Gllfillan was up from
his farm last Saturday morning.
VIM. Allison, an evangelist of St.
Paul was in the city last week in the
interest of the Manchester college.
Mrs. G. D. Thompson is visiting
with her relatives in Preston. She
writes that she cannot get along with
out The GAZETTE and warns us not to
miss an issue.
E. N. Hosmer of Lamberton was in
the city last Monday. Mr.. Hosmer is
one of the old residents of Lamberton
townships. He reports crops very
good on that side of the county.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give lawn social
at the church tomorrow evening.
Ice cream will be served from six un-
til nine o'clock. Price ten cents. Ev-
erybody invited.
Laird & Dornberg have prepara-
ton that when applied to horse or
COW will keep the flies from the por-
ton of the animal to which the pre-
paration is applied. 1t is a great
thing and is sold cheap.
Eighteen bicycle riders from Tracy,
headed by Harry Stewart, well-known
here as an all around athlete and
sport, were over from that town last
Sunday. Harry attempted to get up
q race but was not successful.
Some of New Ulm's crack wheel
men passed through this city last Sun
day. The party was making run
from New Ulm to Redwood Falls and
return by way of Fairfax. They start
ed from New Ulm about seven o'clock
and reached here about ten.
The father of the Lindemann Bros.
at North Redwood had shoulder dis
located in an accident at North Red
wood last Wednesday afternoon. DIR.
G. P. Gibson was called and placed
the shoulder in the proper place. The
patient stood the operation we'll.
j. A. Schmahl spent Friday and
Saturday in St. Paul, attending a
meeting of the Board of Director of
the Northwestern Publishers Associa-
ton. The organizations of Minnesota
and it's stockholders will soon realize
the benefit of promoting its interests.
Owing to the absence of Rev. John
Sinclair there will be no preaching in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. A missionary service will
be conducted by the missionary soci-
ETY. which will be very interesting. A
union meeting will be held in the
Methodist church in the evening.
John Fox, a member of St. Paul
plumbing firm, was in Redwood Falls
on Monday and Tuesday bidding on
the plumbing work in connection with
Hotel Francois. Mr.. Fox is an old
school mate of j. M. Huntington and
prior to Monday they had not met for
many years. The meeting was warm
one.
Miss Nina Pratt entertained her
large array of Epworth Guards at a
picnic in Easedale Park last Wednes-
day. She was assisted 10y Rey. L. l..
Hanscon, Mesdames Hsnscom, Bow
ers, w. P. Tenney, and Miss Maud
Martin. About ~ members of the
Guard were present at the noon
luncheon.
G. D. Thompson is making a great
success as travelling agent for the
Standard Sewing Machine Co. Mr..
Thompson spends most of his time
travelling along the lines of railroads
in Southern Minnesota with head
quarters in Mankato. He was seen in
Mankato last Monday and stated that
the number of sewing machines being
purchased was crest surprise even
to him.
A good snany Redwoodites will be
glad to hear that q fortune Of
100000 pounds lays waiting the
heirs of the Ransom family of Eng
land in the Bank of England. The
heirs include the Ransoms of Albert
Lea, of which Arthur E., who travels
for the wholesale house of Ransom
Bros, and makes this city, belongs to
the third generation. According to a
special there are only five heirs to this
immense estate.
Postmaster Schanmberger of Rock
was ia the city last Wednesday after
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