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

The county commissioners will
meet in special session on Thursday
of next week.
A fine display of ladies' furs was
made at the sale at Aune & Thune's
last Tuesday.
Mrs. H. M. Aune returns this week
from several weeks visit with her
parents in Madison, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root of Waseca.
cousins to Issac Root of this city, Wis
tied with the latter over Sunday.
Mrs. Van CIeve returned to her
home in Minneapolis Monday. She
was the guest of O. B. Turrell and
wife during her stay in the city.
The Young Ladies Cycle of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Ada Winn next Saturday after
noon. Lunch will be served at one
o'clock.
Mrs. S. w. Alexander and daughter
Miss Beatrice, who have been visiting
with Henry Schleuder and wife for
several weeks past, return to their
home in Ohio tomorrow.
The marriage of DR.. Gill, of Echo,
and Miss Mcclure, of Canada, was
solemized here yesterday afternoon
at Mr.. J. b. Robinson's residence,
Rev. Mr.. Grose officiating. We are
informed that the bride was visiting
friend of the Alexanders, of Vesta.
Till Tibbetts and George Ruter re-
turned from Chicago last week. While
there the Republican primaries for
the county were held. The fight was
between the city and county rings and
the county won. Till says that he
never before witnessed such hot pri-
maries. Blood was shed and num-
Der of heads were broken.
G. B. Westlake, travelling agent for
Hooker & Marley, wholesale cigar
dealers, was in the city last Thursday.
Several weeks ago The GAZETTE did
Mr.. Westlake an injustice by reporting
that he had left town leaving unpaid
bills. Mr.. Westlake was making ar
engagements to pay all bills at that
time and has since carried out his ar
engagements. We regret that the item
appeared as MIR. Westlake enjoys the
confidence of his associates.
The agents of the St. Louis Wrought
Iron Range Co. have practically fin
ished their canvassing in Redwood
and adjoining counties. All of them
have left, except R. j. Bradshaw. the
general superintendent. Mrs. G.. A.
Scott and child Joined Mr.. Scott in
Nicollet or Blue Earth county last
week. Mr.. Bradshaw and wife and
children will probably remain in Red
Falls during the coming winter. Both
of them are in love with Redwood
Falls.
The Morgan Messenger says that
Hon. c. D. Gillian shipped a train
load of fat cattle and hogs to Chicago
last Saturday by Ruter and Tibbetts.
1t can be safely said that the cattle,
numbering 147, were the finest ever
shipped to the market from southern
Minnesota. They averaged over 1900
pounds each. There were So hogs be-
longing to Mr.. Gilfillan and Is hogs
belonging to Mr.. Schoffman of Nor
gan. Mr.. Giifllan is paying special
attention to live stock as he has found
more profit in them than in anything
else. From the shipment he does not
expect to realize less than $4,000.
Mrs. Vsa Cleve of Minneapolis, the
only survivor of the first settlers at
Fort Snelliagg, and who has been a
missionary worker among the Indians
in this State, was given reception at
the Presbyterian church last Friday
evening, by the different societies of
the church, in honor of her annual
visit to this city. Mrs. Van Cleve con-
Quoted the services ut the Presbyterian
church last Sunday, both morning
and evening, speaking on home and
foreign missions. A collection of $40
was received for missions. Mrs. Van
Caeve said in the evening that she
might never be able to come back
again, but she looks as If she might
be able to carry on the Lords work
for years yet.
Tho report of the Minneapolis & St.