The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28

Emil Seminar IS onlaF8lnS MS lco
house, near Delhi Mills.
Deputy Auditor Mckay was sizing
up the gold mine few days ago.
Supt. Race is receiving number OF
inquiries daily from teachers seeking
schools.
Mrs. John N. Jones and youngest
child. of Westline, we're with Mr..
Jones in St. Paul last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ia. Schmahl returned
from their trip to St. Paul and New
Richland last Monday. q
DR.. Finn registered at the Wind
sor, St. Paul, last Thursday, and re-
turned Saturday over the st. Louis.
Mrs. E. D. French departed over
the Northwestern Saturday noon, for
q visit with friends in LIE Sueur
county.
Photographer Andersen arrived
home on the St. Louis Monday, after
attending the recent photographers
convention.
MA. Terpening, of Redwood Coun-
ty Bank, took q vacation for two weeks
or so last Monday. to visit his home
near Syracuse, N. Y.
Numerous ducks and geese in this
vicinity seem to be of the opinion that
spring has come to stay, and q few
farmers talk about seeding.
Chas. Braley, formerly book-keeper
of Redwood County Bank, arrived in
Redwood Saturday morning, from his
home at St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Rev. H. G. Smead, the evangelist,
who closed the two weeks series OF
gospel meetings here last Sunday ev-
ening, will begin a similar work at
Luverne, after resting few days.
Near Renville, one day last week, a
boy fooling with a gun that he didn't
know was loaded, succeeded in wound.
ing baby brother in the neck, and
barely missed killing his father. A
boy and a gun make a dangerous
combination.
A Delhi subscriber informs us thai
quite determined effort will be made
at the coming township election, tt
carry the liquor license proposition
1t is alleged that fire-water is being
dispensed on the sly in t neighbor
hood OF the gold mine.
George Whittet distributed sampl
rolls of his separator butter in the Ga
zErrE office this week, and it has bee1
found to be strictly gilt-edge both il
appearance and flavor. Mr.. White
thinks he made mistake in not put
ting in his separator long ago.
| Delhi citizens held mass temper
ance meeting in the Presbyteria.
church of that town On the mornin!
of Feb. 23d. The meeting was in an
ticipation of the vote on the iquo
question. It is believed that tn
proposition will not carry in the town
ship.
The creamery meeting last Wednes
day resulted in the formation of
stock company with a capital of $500
to construct and operate co-operativ
creamery. Over 400 COWS have a.
ready been pledged. Next week tn
GAZETTE will have an extended articl
on sights in the creamery district {
Minnesota.
4 Moses Sears recently penned lei
ter to Supt- Race from Salem, Oregon
reporting that the climate of his ne
home has greatly improved his healtl
Mrs. Sears had the misfortune I
break one of her arms last month, b
a fall. Mr.. Sears wrote that Wn
Crouley visited him quite recent,
and that MIR. Bastian had gone o
from Salem to look up another fielt
joining his wife at Seattle.
In referring to the recent burnin
of house at West Newton owned b
man named Younker, the New UIr
Review asserts as fact that twent
years ago the same building caugt
| fire and was saved in peculiar mar
ner. No water could be secured fror
the we'll, SO the neighbors entered tn
cellar and utilized the many casks c
wine in extinguishing the flames. Thi
is important if true, as even our w. {
T. U. friends will admit that the rec
red wine was not a mocker in ths
instance.
The funeral of the late w. L. Ak