The Redwood gazette., 1895-06-06

O. w. Mcmillan and J. G.. Butler
we're in Renville Monday and Tues
day.
81. G. Ackmann left Tuesday for
Faribeult, where he will attend the
State Episcopal convention.
Revenue Inspector j. A. Henry
came up from New Ulm yesterday.
He investigated rumors regarding the
alleged non-stamping of boxes. of
cigars.
The members of the gun club went
out for q little practice just south of
the Northwestern tracks last Monday
afternoon. They all did some ex-
cellent scoring.
H. B. Whipple is constructing q
fine front to his residence on Wyom-
ing and East streets. The old build
ing has been moved to the rear to give
place to the new and handsomer
addition.
The exercises attending the gradu-
ating OF the seven girls from the high
school tomorrow night at the Metho-
dist church will commence sharply at
eight o'clock. All those who desire
to attend should be in seats before
that time.
Col. James G. Bleeker of Mime
apolis, St. Cloud, and divers and sun
dry other cities of Minnesota, repre-
senting the tannery and hide firm of
Jas. Mcmillan & Co., was smiling on
various acquaintances on the streets
of Redwood Falls last Monday and
Tuesday.
Next Wednesday evening is the en-
tertainment under the auspices of the
Catholic church society of this city.
Rev. Fir. Cleary, an eminent speaker,
will lecture. After the lecture a
comedy will be presented. 1t is en-
titled "That Rascal Pat" Herb.
Baldwin, Misses Pentony and Birdie
OHara, T. Cummins and w. J. Nc
Leod will supply the roles.
An item in the Lake Benton News
says that J. P. Peterson, a farmer
living a few miles north of town, met
with frightful accident last Tues.
day. When unhitching his team from
pulverizer they took fright and rar
over him, one of the knives passing
over his head and cutting cleal
through the skull. DIR. Wakefield
was sent for and dressed the wound
and at last accounts the wounded mar
was doing as we'll as could be expected
and with fair prospects of recovery
Had the knife penetrated but slightly
further death would have been instan
taneous.
Chief Justice Start of the Suprem,
Court handed down a decision las
Monday afternoon holding Horati'
Werring and William Welter re
sponsiole to Renville county TO
$l,743.3O which the county had OF
deposit in the defunct Bank of Fair
fax, Beard Il Gray, at the time of tht
suspension. Werring and Welte
we're two Of the four bondesmen O
Beard and Gray. The other two go
out of paying their share of the los.
10y claiming that the bond had beer
increased after they signed, withou
their knowledge or consent. Th'
court holds that they cannot be helt
but that Werring and Welter mus
make up the deficiency.
The Y. P. S. G. E. District Conven
tion to be held at Marshall from tn,
2Sth to 3Oth was a fertile theme O
conversation at the Acquaintance
social in the Presbyterian church OF
Monday evening. Tue circular o
invitation reads: AThe homes O
Marshall will be opened wide fo
your coming and all the delegates
will be royalty entertained.'' Judg'
D. G. Stuart was appointed to read I
paper ON "Politics and Religion,
Lulu Porter a paper on Temperance
and Juliet Brooks and Fanny Everett,
to give an account there of the religi
Gus and secular sides respectively O.
the Redwood society. Rev. j. Sin
clair and Allie Bigham will bring
back reports of the convention.
The GAZETTE is in receipt of letter
from Mr.. Julius r. Hitchcock of Ham.
line University, requesting our pres.
ence at the exercises of commence
ment week of that institution com