The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

Rev. r. G. Crosse and wife are now
located in the NJ. E. parsonage just
south of the church.
Matt. Gillen, the popular agent for
the val:Blatz Brewing Co.'S Mime
apolis branch spent Sunday in Red
wood Falls.
III. P. Davis of New Avon went to
st. Louis last Friday and will work in
the machine shops there during the
coming winter.
William and:kC harles Ullrich OF
Mankato have been visiting with John
Peterson and family during the past
week. They fare brothers of Mrs.
Peterson.
Mrs. Al A. Jones is disposing OF
knives, forks and spoons of metal
called Nevada gold. It stands all
acid tests that gold will and is sold
at very low price.
A young fellow giving his name as
Harley Head was arrested and fined
$50 and costs for the larceny of gun
from the saloon of r. D. White on
Thursday of last week.
Rev. John Sinclair left Tuesday for
St. Paul and Duluth. At Duluth he
will address the State Y. P. S. G. E.
convention Sunday next and will re-
turn home on Monday or Tuesday.
The Young Ladies Cycle of the
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Misses Winn last Saturday after
noon. Quite large crowd was pres
ent. Lunch was served at one o'clock.
VIM. Cook and family have been
enjoying a visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cook and children of Cincinnati,
Ohio, during the past week. George
Cook is a brother to Will and resided
in Redwood Falls in the early days of
the town.
Arthur Kenney was made the faith
er of a baby boy on Wednesday of
last week; on Monday of last week
Walter Curtis had large baby ap-
pear at his house. AL Bager recently
had the eleventh member of his fami-
ly appear-a girl.
Mrs. G. E. Lamberton and Mrs. E.
L. Halves were visiting the Morgan
schools last Wednesday. Both ladies
think that in the matter of convent
ence, interior arrangements and neat
ness the Morgan schools excel the
Redwood building.
Dan Mckenzie, residing in the town
of Granite Rock or Westline, had the
misfortune to lose setting of oats by
lightning some time ago. Last We'd
nesday thresher was threshing the
only remaining setting he had ON
his farm. The belt set fire to the
stack and before many bushels were
threshed the setting was completely at
the mercy of the flames.
S. j. Race will deliver his celebrat-
ed lecture on Emerson in the Presby-
terrain church on Friday of next week,
the 25th. Mr.. Race will be accom-
panied by a malequartette choir which
has never appeared before a public
audience in Redwood Falls before.
There will also be ladies' quartette
choir for the evening. Tickets, ten
cents each, may be had at Cook S
fruit store.
II. G.. Ackmann received telegram
from Fsribault last Saturday evening,
notifying him of the death of the wife
of Hon. Christian Dieke on the after
noon of that day. Mr.. Dieke has con-
siderable property interests ia this vi
cinity. and comes here almost every
year. Fred Dleke, OF Sheridan, his
nephew, and III. w. Ackmann, of the
same town, left on Monday. to attend
Mrs. Dieke's funeral, which occurred
Tuesday Mrs. H. w. Acknaann was
an adopted daughter of the deceased.
Supt. King of the city water works
system has been busily engaged dur
ing the past two weeks in giving the
entire system a clean renovation. At
the bottom of the water tower he found
nearly 10 inches of yellow dirt and it
took two men q whole day to clean
the same Oat. The cistern at the pow
or house was also relieved of similar
amount of the yellow matter and since
that time the attention of the super
intendent has been given to flushing
the mains, the FIRST flushing given them
since the system was put in.
Capt. j. FL. Sanders came up from
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