The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-13

Arthur Athey passed through here
on his way home from Sleepy Eye
last Tuesday.
School is out and the student is
having his sport. The base ball
coacher is the student transformed.
Mrs. A. 9. Burmeister, accompanied
by her. two daughters, leave tomorrow
for Madison, Wis, where they will
spend the summer visiting with rela-
tives.
G. D. Thompson left for Faribault
Tuesday. Mr.. Thompson is agent for
sewing machine company and has
made q success at disposing of ma
chimes.
Carroll L. Clipfell went to Excelsior
on Monday to spend commencement
week at Northwestern Christian Col
lege. Miss Mary will return with
him on Wednesday next.
Miss Lawler, milliner at Wolff &
Co.'s, is spending the summer with
her relatives at Rochester. She will
return to take charge of the millinery
department at Wolff & Co.'s in time
for the fall trade.
While it is understood that Mr..
Charles G. Chollar is dissatisfied with
his location in Florida, there does not
seem to be the slightest foundation
for the story that he expects to return
here at an early date. Mrs. Fl. D.
Chollar will probably spend the sum-
mer in Redwood Falls, which city she
has always regarded as her home.
Peter Mcpherson and G. o. Morgan,
the former a delegate to the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, Mesdames S.
E. Moon, j. w. Ferris, S. s. Goodrich
and T. F. Marsh, representatives to
the Grand Lodge of Daughters OF
Rebekah, left Tuesday for St. Paul.
The two different bodies opened fol-
business yesterday.
The St. Louis railroad will probably
put new time table into effect COM
mencing next Monday. The east
bound train will probably run the
same as now but the west-bound train
will leave St. Paul about 2:3O p. m
and get in here at about pm. The
company is also talking of running 6
Sunday excursion train to Lake Min.
netonka, commencing next Sunday
The latter is very much of an uncer
tainty as yet, however.
Miss Lulu Porter of Indiana, sistel
of Mrs. G. A. Francois, has been select
ed by the school inspectors to teach tn
fifth grade of the Redwood SCHOOL,
for next year. The selection wa
made at a meeting of the Board las
Monday evening. The faculty is nov
completed, the other members havin.
BEEN selected at a meeting about
month ago and published in thi
paper on the Thursday following tn
meeting.
Nv. r. Hunter came down from
New London last Monday. MI
Hunter stated that it had been rain
ing eyer since the fishing party Q
which he was member left here TO
that place and the damp weathe
imade it necessary for him to retur
| home. He reports excellent 6shin
around the lake at that place and say
/ that the remainder of the party wi
bring a big box full of fish home wit
them. II. F. Buechner is a nembe
of the party and is attending to tn
packing.
Two horse thieves were caught a
Echo last Sunday. They resisted al
} rest and threatened to blow out tn
brains of the marshal if he did not lie
them go. The latter complied wit
the threat but when reinforcement
J came gave the thieves chase an
placed them under arrest. Short
after the arrest John Seaman, owne
of the horses, and Constable Gelle,
of Clare City, arrived at Echo an,
reported that aside from stealing tn
horses the men had cracked three safe
in Clare City. Burglar tools wer
found in their possession. They wer
placed in the Jail at Granite Falls.
i Thos. Sharp of Columbus, Ohio
sends The GAZETTE letter containin,
suggestions, and with the letter maj
on which he has marked red lines t
give better idea of his suggestions
Mr.. Sharp first speaks of the improve