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

Armanus Moons threshing outfit
started up Monday threshing the rye
on the Hotchkiss tract just across the
Redwood river.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Burmeister and
children returned from their extend
ed visit among relatives in and around
Madison, Wis, last Monday evening.
An informal dance occurred at the
opera house on Monday evening in
honor of the Misses Mccarthy and
Powers of Granite Falls and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Luscher.
DIR. Young, dentist, of Mankato,
will have DR.. Halves Office open on
July 3Oth. He has been prevented
coming here by reason of having been
poisoned while in bathing.
Mrs. w. L. Abbott has made ar
engagements to spend the fall and win
ter at Renville, where Misses Mira
and Susie Abbott will teach school the
coming term. They will stop at the
Spaulding hotel in Renville.
Attorney G. R. Smith of the North
ern Trust Co. of Minneapolis, as
signee for the Citizens Bank of Red
wood Falls, was in the city last Thurs
day and Friday comforting with Man
ager Hewlett in regard to the affairs
of the bank.
Prof. A. F. Armstrong of the North
western Christian College will preach
in the Christian church of this place
on Sunday, July 18th, taking the
place of Mr.. Ernest Thornquest, who
will preach in Vicksburg to the Scan
dinavians of that place in their own
tongue.
Mr.. Asa P. Brooks of Alexandria in
vites The GAZETTE publishers to be
present at the Northwestern Mime
sofa Editors organization at Alexan-
dria on Aug. 8 and 9. Alexandria is
located on the Lady of the Lakes"
of Minnesota and week or two
weeks in that town would be pleasant.
A lawn social was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John OHara Monday
evening last. Ice cream and cake were
served and music and recitations in
dulged. These socials are given at
stated periods for mutual improve
ment and also to create fund for the
benefit of the Catholic church here.
The plans and specifications for the
new annex to Hotel Francois have
been placed in the hands of the archi-
tect who is now receiving bids for
the construction of the annex. The
bids made are for the completion of
the whole building, and only a few
more days remain before the success
full bidder will be known. Among
the bidders are one from New Ulm
and one from Springfield.
The 14-year old son of John Sin
clair, residing about IA miles south
west of this city, had the flesh below
the knee on his right leg badly LAGER
ated by being thrown against barb
wire fence about five o'clock last Sun.
day evening. He was riding horse
at the time. The horse became fright.
ened and threw him against the fence
with such force as to cause the wound
DIR. Halves of this city dressed the
limb and the boy is doing we'll.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. Ernes
Thornquest spoke few words de
nouncing the institution of amuse
ment that is coming to this city soon
He mentioned the fact that when Je
sus went to the feast of the Passove
at Jerusalem, after having gone tt
church for seven days and then beins
allowed his freedom by his parents
was not found at the circus then a
that city, but doing His Fathers bust
ness and wondered where the boy
and men as we'll of to-day would b.
!. found under similar circumstances.
Il The w. G. T. U. took hand in tn,
school election last Saturday evening
and when the school bell tolled off tn,
hour of meeting about IS of thes,
people and their patrons were on hane
to name the inspectors and close thu
meeting. 1t appears that this was &C
cording to a programme laid down 6
week prior and the ladies we're gooc
enough politicians to keep buttoneo
up as to the proceedings of thei1
meeting. They had decided on Mrs
Jos. Chadderdon and H. NJ. Hitch