The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-08

Mrs. jackson and Miss Blanche re-
turned from their visit with relatives
in Rochester last Friday evening.
Charlie Ilett of Brownton came up
last Wednesday and is helping through
stacking on his fathers farm west of
town.
Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan and Master
jamie came up from Minneapolis yes
terday and are making arrangements
to join o. w. at Morton where they
will reside in the future.
"A two line local in The GAZETTE
was the cause of me making a trade
last Saturday." remarked VIM. Crou-
Icy on Monday. Mr.. Crouley is one
of the shrewdest investors in Red
wood Falls and he knows good thing
when he sees it.
The subjects to be considered in
the Church of Christ next Lords Day,
Aug. 18th are: At 1870 a. M, 'The
Christian Purpose in Life" Peter 2:
9. At 500 p. M, "Our Threefold
Revelation in Life," Titus PIP. A
cordial welcome extended to all.
The first new wheat received at the
elevator of G.. w. VanDusen & Co.
was placed in the scales by John P.
Cooper last Thursday morning. 1t
was shrunk badly and had some smut
in it and was given No. 3 grade. 1t
was placed in the elevator for storage
purposes.
The people residing along the mail
route to Rock, Vesta and Westline
have petitioned the postal authorities
at Washington for a mail service of
three times week. At the present
time they are only receiving one mail
week. The petition left for Wash
ington some time ago and it is ex-
pected that it will be acted upon dur
ing the present month.
The members of the Episcopal
church and the pupils of the Sunday
school had picnic in Easedale Park
last Thursday. An excellent luncheon
was served by the ladies and the en-
tertainment for all was varied and in
teresting. Some of the boys went in
bathing with up-to-date costumes on;
Fred Warner and Charles Luscher en-
gineered several boating parties, Rev.
Henry Beer superintendent nearly ev-
erything in his usual excellent man
ner while all of the ladies were busy
with the tables during meal hours and
entertaining during the amusement
hours.
St. Peter Tribune: At the late
school election in Redwood Falls,
Messrs. Hitchcock and Chadderdon
we're elected trustees over Messrs.
Houghmaster and Drake. Hitchcock
and Chadderdon we're put in the field
and elected by the ladies. The ordin-
airy Redwoodite up to the famous base
ball battery-Dickson and Buxton
we're obliged to clear the track when
the ladies appeared four and one hun
dred strong. When night came and
victory perched upon their banners,
The GAZETTE says, "the women par
ticipated in a lemonade toot while
some of the men jubilated otherwise. "
Hon. Jon Lind writes Judge of Pro-
bate Robinson that he has finally sue
ceeded in getting an offer of $500
from the G. & N. w. company for Mrs.
Kohaman, whose husband was killed
in railroad accident near Morgan
while employed as section foreman
several months ago. The case was
one IA which TIE company or it's en-
ployees could hardly be held liable
and the company, by paying Mrs.
Kohlman thst amount, shows that it
is fer from being hard-hearted. Mrs.
Kohlmsn has accepted the ,smout in
foil settlement of her claim. Mr..
Lind, with characteristic generosity,
has decided to charge the lady no
regular fees.
At the Presbyterian church last Sun
day evening Rev. John Sinclair took
for his subject AThose that have
turned the world upside down" The
subject was suggested to him by Rev.
Hanseom. Mr.. Sinclair said that some
people thought that the world was
worse than it was fifty years ago. He
did not believe it. He then traced
the amount OF crime from the time
when there were only four people in
the world. The killing of Abel hv his