The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24

| The application for the re-opening
of the Madigan case has been denied
by the Supreme Court.
i Mrs. E. D. French left for st. Paul
last Saturday, and will remain for
some time with her husband.
j The GAINESVILLE papers report wood
as being glut on the market there,
green maple selling for 81 80 per
cord.
j A. Benham, of Red Wing, came up
from that place last Saturday, and is
spending several days looking after
real estate matters in this section.
As will be seen elsewhere in the
Delhi news, work at the gold mine
continues. Delhi people are just as
enthusiastic as ever over the success
of the enterprise.
Will Tyler, formerly employed in a
printing Office in this city, and later at
St. James, is now in the job rooms of
the Rochester Post, one of the leading
papers in the southeastern part of the
state.
Social Purity" is the subject chos-
en- for the department meeting at the
w. G. T.U. this afternoon Thursday. }
Mrs. A. E. King is the superintendent,
and leads in the discussion. All ladies
are cordially invited to attend.
! There was a glove contest at Frank
J lin one night last week. The con-
testants were Jack Blake and Jack
Mehan, of Renville county. Blake
was knocked out in two rounds. An
other opportunity for the Renville
, grand jury.
The father-in-l law of Daniel R. Cas-,
' we'll, of this city, died at his home in
} Cakes, N. D., last Saturday. He had
r been sick for some time. Mrs. Cas-
, we'll was called to the bedside ten days
ago, and was with her father at the
) time of his death.
, Judge Bowers took the FIVE O'Clock
7 Northwestern train out of St. Pau
. last Saturday afternoon, arriving II
. Sleepy Eye Saturday evening abou
! nine o'clock. He then showed hi
courage in facing the wind by drying
S from Sleepy Eye to Redwood Falls.
: The band boys minstrels we're givel
8 another enthusiastic reception las
8 Saturday evening. The house wa
r we'll filed and the presentation wa
= even better than on the previous even
4 ings. The proceeds of the entertain
ments will be set aside for the pur
=. chase of an entire set of instruments
o the value of which will be about $4O(
Q The residence portion of the ney
c Redwood county Jail will be completes
: this week, and it is thought that tn
y Jail portion will be completed befor
, the middle of next week. just whe1
the commissioners will accept tn
9 structure has not yet been decided up
g on. Sheriff Blethen states that a
8 soon as the latter action is taken h
g will move into the building.
l. The attendance at the last meetin
: of the South Side Teachers associs
n ton was SO small that the programm
prepared for the date was given u
l. and made programme for the mex
d meeting ON the second Saturday i
y February. In addition Belle Stewa,
's will give a reading from White
It The class in literature is requested t
10 commit to memory the following fror
y Hawthorne aud Whittier: from lin
It IT'S to 1873, from line 200 to 211, fror
l. 22O to pa; and On page $50 beginnin
with 575 to $50.
=. Congressman Frank M, Eddy, {
d the Seventh district, was formerly
4. laborer on what is known as the Tul
?. rell farm, south of this city, and ais
Z taught school in Vicksburg, jul
o across the river from Swedes Fores
d in Renville county. While in St. Pa,
l. last week Mr.. Eddy introduced hin
4. self to the editor of this paper, recall
y ing his experience in this section.
is needless to add that Mr.. Eddy
r one of the most pleasant men we eve
It met and probably only he, with hi
y popularity, routed the Populists {
) the Seventh district at the last ele<
b ton. He is not q handsome man, bu
g he more than makes up in ability an
d geniality what he lacks in beauty.
d A representative of this paper an
# the Minneapolis Journal called on G
+ w. VanDasen at the the latter's offic