The Redwood gazette., 1895-08-29
F. w. Philbrick was In St. Paul on
husiness Monday and Tuosdav

F. w. Philbrick was In St. Paul on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Contractor Frank jain spent Sun
day with his family in Springfield.
Miss Lulu Turrell returned from
the University training school Monday
evening.
Fred. Tibbetts has purchased the
farm OF Robt. Steele, one mile north
of Delhi. Fred. paid $1,000 for the
tract and will take possession on Nov.
l next.
Considering the gold discoveries,
Redwood Falls should have gained a
few thousand in population instead of
a few hundred, caustically remarks
the St. Peter Tribune.
Fred L, Warner was in St. Paul
and Minneapolis on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Warner
had important business with leading
men of those two cities.
H. G. Ackmann is just recovering
from six weeks siege of rheumatism.
He was obliged to keep in bed the
most of the time. Mr.. Ackmann is
exceedingly thin as a result of the at
tack.
Prof. NJ, H. Manuel, superintendent
of the St. James public schools, was
in the city on Monday. He is an old
friend of Andrew Stewart, and the two
had a pleasant time talking over their
chum days.
Hon. G. D. Gilfillan has been ap-
pointed to represent the Second Con-
gressional district at the Farmers
National Congress at Atlanta from
Oct. 10th to 18th. Gov. Clough made
the appointment.
M. D. Martin, Miss Maud L. Martin
and Leslie King left Tuesday noon
for the Martin home in Rockford, Ill.
M. D. and Leslie will visit there while
Miss Martin will remain. Dewitt
will also make trip up to Chicago
before returning.
Pages Players were to hav, been at
the opera house all this week. But
they are playing in Chaska this week.
In letter to the opera house manage
ment Mr.. Page says that circum-
stances over which he had not control
caused the caucelling of the Redwood
engagement. He hopes to be here
later.
Mrs. Anna E. Ward gave one of her
pleasant and successful teas to ten
young ladies last Tuesday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Rinkel of St.
Peter. Covers were laid for Miss
Carroll of Watertown, Miss McOuat OF
St. Peter, Misses Juliet Brooks, Lizzie
Bissell, Harriet Beecher, Virginia
Dunnington, Sophia Miller, Charlotte
Schmahl, Minnie Warner and Winnie
Warner. Mrs: Ward was assisted by
Mrs. Charles Luscher.
The ball game between Brainerd
and St. Peter at St. Peter on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday last resulted
favorable to Brainerd, that club
practically winning all three games.
The games on Friday and Sun
day they won fairly. On Saturday af-
ter the third inning the game broke
up in row. Dickson was pitching
for Brainerd that day. In three
innings he struck out four men, in
Guiding Elmer Foster, at one time
known as the heavy slugger of the
Minneapolis league team. He started
out to pitch Sundays game but Den
zer hit him with pitched balls on
either shoulder and disabled him.
Henry Joern, farmer residing in
Sherman township, attempted an in
decent assault upon Mrs. John Poncin,
the wife of a neighbor last Thursday
evening..Poncin suspected that Joern
was weak and at the time was hidden
in a lot of brush half mile away
and hearing his wife scream rushed
down to the place. He jumped on to
Joern and gave him severe thrash
ing. 1t is understood that no arrest
will be made, Poncin not caring to
have his wife go into court and make
the complaint. Joern is not well-to-
do person and is trying to support five
children. It appears that his wife is
either not living or refuses to reside
with him.
Supt. S. j. Race and wife returned
from Carleton and Duluth last Mon
dow Mr. Raoo ia onfhus;oet;o ouor