The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-10

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loads OF hogs to st. Paul last Friday.
In the Presbyterian church next
Sunday Rev. John Sinclair will preach
both morning and evening.
The city council held a special
meeting last Saturday evening and
adopted the final order for a new side
walk along the east side of Mill street
from Third to Fifth street.
After prayer meeting this evening
all the ladies connected with the Pres
byterian church are invited to meet in
the lecture room of the church to dis
cuss the ladies' edition of The GAZETTE.
julius A. Schmahl left for St. Paul
Monday evening to attend the annual
convocation of the Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons, Mr.. Schmahl be-
ing proxy for High Priest o. L. Dorm
berg of the Redwood Chapter. He
will also make arrangements for the
plumbing work on the new GAZETTE
building during his absence.
ST. Peter Tribune: The gold fields
of Redwood county have been written
up in the Chicago Tribune, we sup
pose at so much line to catch suck
ers. We only wish there were paying
gold fields in Redwood county; if
such were the case, we would not be
long in getting there. The fact is,
it looks to us as if the proprietors
were fishing deep for suckers, and
they may succeed in catching them, but
we doubt it.
In view of o. G. Gregg coming to
hold a farmers institute here in the
beginning of December, preparations
will be made by the committee ap-
pointed at the fair for the purpose of
receiving the teacher farmer. The
committee consists of the officers of
the Agricultural Association and a
number of others named when the
meeting was held on the grand stand
at the fair grounds on the last day of
the fair. It is understood that Mon
day afternoon, the 18th, at 8 o'clock,
was the day appointed for the COM
mittee to meet. They have important
work in hand I'd doubtless there will
be full meeting.
Rev. r. G. Crosse and wife came up
from Faribault last Friday and took
up temporary quarters with J. B.
Robinson. Mr.. Crosse preached his
first sermon at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday morning and as one OF the con-
gregation remarked: "He is a whirl
wind" Rev. Grose is short fellow
with a full Spanish beard, is pleasant
to meet and an interesting converse
tionalist. His sermon last Sunday
morning was in the shape of an intro
ductory sermon. He congratulated
himself upon succeeding such a worthy
man as Mr.. Hanscom and hoped that
his relations would be as pleasant as
he intended to make them. There
was a large crowd out and the well
come was really an enthusiastic one.
St. Peter Journal: A special from
Redwood Falls says that Mrs. Mamie
Blake Gerraghty Holborn, who met
young Commodore Gerraghty at a
State penal institution, loved him, mar
ried him, got divorce and deed for
all his property, and two days after
married j. F. Holborn, a wealthy N.
D. widower, fed from his home in his
absence, is now seeking a divorce from
Holborn, with a request that an ali
mony of $4,000 be set aside for her.
This young woman came to st. Peter
shortly after her marriage to Gerraghty
and established a bakery. The enter
prise was short-liyed, however, as Ger
raghty was a hard drinker. The girls
mother accompanied her always and
the two wore the outward appearance
of pair of angels fresh from con-
vent. The girl looked pretty and in
nocent, but she seems to be head over
heels after cash.
Grand Master Wofkmen Lloyd, of
St. Paul, arrived in this city last Sat
urday, and was cordially welcomed by
members of the order. In the even
ing special session was held at the
lodge rooms, which was presided over
by the Grand Master. During the
evening Mr.. Lloyd made an address, on
the condition of the order of United
Workmen, which he showed was -four
ishing as never before. Some idea of
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