The Redwood gazette., 1895-06-06

Parties who will take fresh air
children for two weeks or more should
notify Mrs. o. B. Turrell.
George Whitman has gone to Echo
to work in the hardware store now
conducted by Arthur Athey.
Zina Marie Ackmann sustained q
severe cut over her right eye by fall
ing over door scraper in front of the
Ackmann residence last Monday ev-
ening.
Williams & Murphey's circus is
billed here to show at Morton some
time in the near future. The concern
desired to show here but we're unable
to make arrangements whereby it was
to pay license fee of $50 before it
pitched its tents.
r. E. Stowell, otherwise known as
"Dick," came up from Minneapolis
last Monday for the purpose of look
ing up matters in connection with the
further developing OF the coal mine
on the Peabody farm. Mr.. Stowell
thinks that active work will be re-
sumed soon.
Geo. Reiber sold his farm in this
county to Mr.. Froelich of Nicollet
county for $18.75 per acre. The farm
comprises 100 acres and is choice in
every respect. Mr.. Froelich paid Mr..
Reiber $1,000 spot cash and took a
mortgage of 1000 given by Reiber to
another party some time ago to make
up the difference.
Crops west of here on the way to
Delhi have never looked better. Wheat
is from eight to II inches high and
stands excellently, the only danger
being in too heavy growth in some
places. Flax is far ahead of previous
years. Corn is we'll along-or so
much of it as was not blown away by
the winds of last week.
Next Sunday will be observed as
childrens day in the Methodist church.
In the morning the pastor will have
for his theme "The Formative Period"
In the evening an interesting pro-
gramme called "The Beautiful Gate"
will be rendered by the members of
the Sunday school. The church will
be tastefully decorated and good
music will be furnished.
G. w. George and family will re-
turn from California during the next
week or ten days and their old home
of Redwood Falls will be their new
home of the future. Mr.. George and
family have quite tired of California
and after a year or more in the Golden
State are as glad to return as their
many friends here will be glad to see
them back. Mr.. George, through Mr.
VIM Crouley of this city, authorizes
the publication of this item.
A nuptial high mass will be cele.
brated in St. Henry's Catholic church
in Sheridan township on the morning
of June 18th at 9 a. m. Rev. FIR
Vonderlage will conduct the same
At that time Miss Mary Holton, eldest
daughter of Lawrence Holton, a bo-
nanza.wheat farmer of Redwood coun-
ty, will be united in marriage to James
A. jackson, one of the sturdy young
farmers of that section. Both of the
young people have many friends in
Redwood county.
Secretary Randall of the Minnesota
State Agricultural society was in the
city last Wednesday and Thursday
the guest of the Messrs. Wolff. Mr.
Randall was booming the State fair
and strongly advocated the plan OF
Redwood county making a separate
exhibit at the State fair. He had a
conference with President Tyson and
Secretary Dornberg on the subject
and it is probable that such an ex-
hibit will be made, providing crops
continue looking as we'll as they do at
the present time. Mr.. Randall said
that the State fair would far surpass
all previous efforts in display and he
hoped in crowds.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: The gold
mine up in Redwood county is a
conundrum to the impressionable citi-
zens of the Falls and they were thrown
into fever of excitement last week
when car load of machinery for the
mine was received there Friday. If
those gold miners are bluffing they
have superb nerve and are using a