The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-11
Mrs.::W. J.,McLeod is visiting rela

Mrs..W. J.!McLeod is visiting rela-
tives in Arlington.
Mrs. Russell and daughter Diana
of Granite Falls visited with the fami-
ly of John Thomas during the past
week.
Rev. P. H. Swift, wife and children
left on Fridays Northwestern train for
Chicago. Rev. Swift delivered the
sermon in the Olivia Methodist church
last Sunday.
Sheriff Mead left for Red Wing
last Monday having in charge young
son of Charles I. Moncell, who was
ordered committed to the State reform
school near that city by Judge
Webber.
Marshall Reporter: Redwood Falls
papers announce another burglary
This time it was aIblacksmith shop.
We wouldn't live in town where its
citizens we're so undeveloped as to
burglarize a blacksmith shop. 1t is
said the undertakers there have to hide
their collins.
The milk receipts for Redwood
creamery for the week ending last
Saturday are as follows: Monday
s.4S4, Tuesday 1921, Wednesday
s,133, Friday S,l75, Saturday 1859
The creamery was closed on July 4th
The butter product from this milk
was about 1900 pounds.
S. M. Altman and Anna B. Hatch
the latter the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Y. Hatch, we're married at the
residence of Mrs. H. D. Brooke by
Rev. P. H. Swift last Thursday. Mr.
Altman was formerly a resident Of
Ohio. The couple took up temper
ary home residence at the CONNER
cial Immediately after the ceremony
At the last meeting of the city coun
Gil City Recorder Warner submitted ,
concise statement of the financial at
fairs of the city. The statement was
submitted without request of tn
council but Mr.. Warner received tn,
unanimous thanks of the body for tn
neatness, accuracy and convenience
of the statement. Every item wa
neatly set out and the amount on hand
and the amount expended from eacl
fund could be ascertained as quick a
turning sheet of paper.
At 81 o'clock next Wednesda,
morning at the Church of the Hol,
Communion will occur the marriag
of Mr.. Charles Luscher, junior mem
Der of the grocery firm of Kuenzli {
: Luscher, to Miss Inez Baldwin, young
est daughter of Hon. and Mrs. H. d
Baldwin and sister of Cashier H. A
} Baldwin of the Redwood Count
Bank. The ceremony will be conduct
ed by Rev. Henry Beer, rector of tn
parish. There will be no cards
Friends of the contracting parties ar
invited to attend the marriage cere
mony.
T. e. Mulligan came up from 81
Paul last Saturday for the purpose Q
looking after the lease on his stor
building until recently occupied b.
H. D. jackson as millinery and nc
ton store. The fixtures, etc., in tn
building are for millinery purpose
and Mr.. Mulligan was DESTROYS Q
leasing it to some person who woul'
purchase the fixtures to use them fo
, millinery goods. Several partie
wanted to lease the building for othe
purposes. Mr.. Mulligan returned t
St. Paul without deciding just VIVA
he would do.
The attempt to secure ball ground
within three or four blocks from tn
center of the city should be encoul
} aged by all lovers of the sport. From
financial standpoint subscription
would result ir q direct benefit to eac]
individual before many years pas
away. Nearly everybody pays from
rs to SO cents to go out to the presen
grounds and return, aside from pay
ing admission. If the grounds were
within three blocks of the center O
the city everybody could get there by
walking. If seven or eight games ar
played during the year each man pay
from So to 81 for transfer. If thi
amount was subscribed towards secur
ing central park base ball patron
would get value received in a shor
time.
Wyoming street had another recort