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

H. G. Ackmann returned from his
trip to Faribault last Monday evening.
81. M. Noack of Morton was in town
with samples of brick from his yard
last Thursday.
H. G. Schmahl and Cashier II. A.
Baldwin of the Redwood County
Bank returned from their eastern trip
last Wednesday.
Mrs. P. D. Beecher, Miss Harriet
Beecher and Lieut.. A. M. Beecher, U.
S. N, returned last Friday from their
visit with relatives at Redfeld, SD.
Mrs. G.. Bobsin, the Misses Bertha
and Lizzie Bobsin and Fred Bobsin
of CORTLAND, Nicollet county, have
been visiting relatives in this vicinity
during the.past week.
Mr.. Abbott, the painter, who has
recently moved to Olivia, where he
and Chas. Buxton are doing thriving
business, moved his household goods
to that town during the early part of
the week.
E. G. Van Brunt and wife of Hori-
con, Wisconsin, were in the city last
Monday and Tuesday. MIR. Van
Brunt has several loans in this county.
His son is one of the firm that manu-
features the Monitor seeder.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road has made arrangements that will
be pleasing to stock shippers. 1t will
run q through train from Watertown
to Minneapolis every: Monday for the
express purpose of carrying stock.
Mrs. Woodward, Misses June and
Laura Woodward and Miss Langmaid
of Wood Lake were the guests of OIL.
Dornberg during the graduation exer-
cises at which Miss Lucy Woodward
passed from the Redwood Falls high
school.
There will be Fourth of July cele-
bration in Viewers grove under the
auspices of the young men of New
Avon township. There will be plenty
of speaking, base ball game, all kinds
of racing, bowery dance, etc. Agood
time can be relied on.
Nearly all of the teachers in our
public school returned to their respect
i've homes last Saturday and Monday
to spend the summers vacation. Miss.
es Stevens, Jorgenson, Lucy Rowe
and Matte Bigham will attend the
University training school during thu
month of July.
A circular letter from j. Mahoney
general superintendent of the Winons
& Western BY. Co. of Winona, MINI.
announces the appointment of Johr
II. Laughren, formerly of this city, t.
the position of Freight and Ticke
Auditor of the Winona and Western
R'y, with headquarters at Winona.
i N. Hemiugsen of New Ulm was il
the city last Friday. He was hooking
up the reported defect in the assign
ment of . mortgage to his wife
through the agency of Frank l. Glea
son. Mr.. Hemingsen states that hi
wife was an innocent purchaser of tn,
mortgage and consequently the mort
gage is not invalidated by any pas
transaction.
FL. B. Owen, business manager O
, the Farm, Stock and Home called a
the Times Office last Friday ane
''swspped" newspaper experiences
says the Olivia Times. Mr.. Owen il
interested in the Redwood count,
1goh mine," upon the prospects o
which he talked in q hopeful strain
confident in his own mind, tina
ultimate success villa crown the effort
of those who invested their time ant
, capital
Missionary services were held il
the Presbyterian church last Sunda,
evening by the Y. P. S. society. Mrs
Dornberg read paper on "Christia1
Endeavor home mission work." Mrs
D. A. Stuart gave recitation afte1
which Miss Lulu Porter read a pape
on the the trials and rewards of mis-
sionary work. A short talk was giver
by Rev. Sinclair on the graduating
class, after which a collection fol
missions was taken.
M. D. Martin and Miss Martin lef,
on Mondays train for Minneapolis
and St. Paul, Mr.. Martin to be present
at the meeting of the State Pharma.
ceutical association and afterwards