The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-25

Mrs. Barker and grandson of Con-
necticut are visiting with Hon. and
Mrs. o. B. Turrell.
Miss Alice Bigham spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday at Sleepy Eye, the
guest of Miss Sofa McBain.
Messrs. Matt Mccarthy and John
johnson came over from Granite
Falls last Saturday and spent Sunday
here. They returned home Monday.
DR.. w. D. Calvin of Chicago, ILL.,,
an allopath physician, was in the city
on Thursday and Friday of last week,
looking over the ground with view
of locating here.
According to the report of the CEN
sus bureau made last Thursday two
districts out of the IA in Redwood
county had not reported. Several
other counties had similar Delinquent
cies. The returns must all be in by
July 81.
George w. Davis of Winona was in
the city for few days last week. Mr..
Davis is interested in several tracts of
land in this county. He was one of
the first settlers of Winona, coming
there in 1851 when Winona was Wa
basha Prairie.
The Misses Fannie Everett, Lucy
Rowe, Lucy Woodward, Matte Big
ham, Lulu Turrell and Mabelle Clay
son leave for Minneapolis next Satur-
day for the purpose of attending the
University training school. They will
remain there some time.
w. P. Tenney had a reissue of his
pension on Thursday of last week.
Some time ago the pension depart
ment cut his pension down from IS to
So per month. w. P. reared and after
a great deal of roaring the pension
was reissued at Sc per month.
Aside from those mentioned as hav-
ing attended the ball game at St. Pet
or last week we're Chief of Police
Crooks, Sheriff G. w. Mead, A. H
Melges and G. D. Thompson. Quite
a number of the party remained over
Thursday and saw the game played
on that day.
Brookville was visited with a heavy
shower of rain with some hail last
Thursday. Considerable damage
was done to small grain. Oats in the
town are being cut and wheat is also
falling in front of the binder. The
wheat yield will not exceed IL bush.
els per acre.
J.J. Windle and H. r. Greer, the
former State agent of the London &
Liverpool & Globe and the latter Of
the New York Underwriters were in
the city last Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Investigating the burning
of the Park hotel and the supposed
connection crime of forgery.
Eight or nine freight cars were
ditched at Lamberton at II a. m. last
Thursday morning. The wind blew {
freight car from a side track over {
switch and the freight Running past
the station without stopping struci
this car and wrecked the engine to
gether with nine freight cars. No ont
injured.
Redwood Falls has many business
and professional men that are righ1
up to the times and are willing to q
down in their pocket in order to hav'
some first class sport" remarks tn
Sleepy Eye Herald. Yes, and all O
Redwood Fails citizens are willing t.
pay from Is to SO cents to witness .
good game of ball, too.
We. Tenney, formerly of this place
now of Oakland, CAL, was held up b,
a young highwaymsn in that cit.
while returning home from a call on
night last week. The highwaymal
enforced his @hands up" cry with tn,
pistol Velora was so excited that b,
cried for help, in which he was assist
ed by his sisters, and the highwaynaar
became frightened and disappeared
Velora had quite sum of money In
his possession at the time.
David r. Jones, adjuster for the
Millers & Manufacturing Insurance
Co., carrying the insurance on the ell
evator belonging to H. Poehler & Co.
burned at North Redwood las
Wednesday morning, was at Hote
Francois last Saturday. He adjusted
the insurance on the elevator and sole
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