The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-19

/, D. R. McCorquodale and wife came
in over the Northwestern from St..
Paul last Saturday evening.
Lewis G.. Buxton is now acting as
brakeman on the Nickel Plate system
from Redwood to Sleepy Eye.
L. A. Guth and Knute Peterson re-
turned over the Northwestern from
the State Fair last Saturday evening.
Judge J. H. Bowers has been elect
ed as Lay Delegate to the Methodist
Conference to be held at Faribault
Sept. 25.
Charles T. Rathke and wife returned
from an extended visit with the form
er's relatives in and around Arlington,
last Monday.
Miss Juliet Brooks has been teach
ing the fourth grade the past week,
the regular teacher, Miss Matte Big
ham, being sick.
Mrs. Geo. B. Hughes left Saturday
for Nicollet and St. Peter on visit
with Mr.. Hughes parents. George
struck St. Peter Saturday morning.
The time for fling claims against
the insolvent Citizens Bank has been
extended to Oct. 18th. The extension
was made on application of the North
ern Trust Co. assignee.
Mrs. A. A. Jones returned Saturday
evening from an extended trip along
the Northwestern from Sleepy Eye
west to Marshall. Mrs. Jones has va
rious useful devices for sale.
J. L. Byram and Frank E. Kenney
escorted hunting party consisting of
S. E. and j. A. Heinzman and Doc
tors S. w. Clark and J. E. Fleener of
Oskaloosa, Iowa, to the northern lakes
on Thursday of last week.
Redwoodites returning home from
the Fair last Monday were John A.
Garner, Emil Kuenzli, Mesdames G.
w. George, Wm. Crooks, F. w. Phil
brick and Miss Nina Pratt. J. NJ
Maurier was with the party.
The Minnesota Conference of the
NJ. E. church holds it's session in Fari,
bault Sept. 25, Bishop G. H. Fowler
presiding. Next Sunday Mr.. Hans.
com will close up his third year of ser.
vice with the church in this city. He
will have something of interest to say
to the people.
The St. Louis road adopted new
time card which went into effect last
Sunday. The passenger train going
east leaves Redwood at II ~ and the
one going west leaves there at l:4S
Both trains are half an hour earlier
than heretofore. The freight and &C
commodation train runs daily, going
west at 6:35 a. m. and east at $50 I'm
Deputy United States Marsha
Campbell was in town last Saturday
having with him Henry Jorges and
Henry Meggers, whom he arrested a,
Morton. Both men were wanted fo1
disposing of liquor to Indians. 1t is
alleged that they were in the shoe
shop of Hoffman at the time that that
party sold or gave liquor to the In.
dams. They were taken to Mankato
for preliminary examination.
Carl Roseburg of Sioux City, Iowa
opens a. bakery shop in the Ola ROOM
next to Huntington e. Warmers rea7
estate Office, next Monday. He arrived
from Sioux City last Monday on BIZ
cycle and Immediately took out five
years lease of the room and com.
menced arrangements for the bakery
He is a single man. MIR. Roseburg
has been at work in bakery ever
since he was ID years of age and has
the business down to fine art. He
will keep everything that first class
bakery ought to keep.
G.. A. Scott of the St. Louis Wrought
Iron Range Co. had a narrow escape
while going over the country in Brown
county recently. Mr.. Scott was driv-
ing a team of mules attached to a
wagon loaded with ranges at the time
The team passed over raise, jolting
the wagon in such a manner as to
throw Scott from his seat to the
ground between the mules. The
mules stopped as he fell but as soon
as he landed they kicked very ener-
getically, fortunately not striking
him. In falling a watch in a solid
gold case, recently presented to him
by the company, fell from his pocket