The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-12

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A. w. Cooper and family leave this
week for Pierce county, Wisconsin,
where they will reside in the future.
Franklin Ensign passed through
here Saturday on his way to Louis
vile to attend the National G.. A. R.
encampment.
The Daughters of Rebekah INDUCED
in picnic last Wednesday afternoon.
1t was we'll attended and good time
was enjoyed by all of the participants.
Mrs. S. S. Ross and Mrs. John Boag
left over the St. Louis last Monday
for the home of the former in Yoncalla,
Oregon. Mrs. Boag will probably re-
main at: Yoncalla.
Northwestern Printer: Aiken &
Schmahl of The REDWOOD GAZETTE,
have very sensibly decided that they
will discontinue all subscriptions as
fast as they expire. Would that more
would do likewise.
The Misses Ross and the Misses
DeVoice and French of Sprinfield, to-
gether with Miss Mabelle Clayson of
this city, who is teaching in the
Springfield schools, drove over from
that town last Saturday and spent a
part of the day in this city.
The St. Agnes Guild had lawn So
cial on the lawn owned by F. L.
Warner on Fifth and jefferson streets
last Wednesday evening. There was
a large crowd present. The lawn was
illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
torches. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. R. H. Turner of Watertcwn,
S. D., is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Turner was at one time Mrs. R.
H. McKittrick, and resided with her
first husband, since deceased, in IN
derwood township. Mrs. Turner stat
ed Saturday that crops in South Da-
kota we're immense.
The Northern State Bank of Wash
burn, Wis.,, purchased the time lock
burglar proof safe used by the insolv-
ent Citizens Bank of this city, paying
$500 for the same. The safe, with the
new time lock put in year or two
ago, cost about 81, 900. 1t was shipped
to the Northern State Bank last Fri
day.
The Marshall Reporter says that lit
is claimed that up to date $2,643
worth of gold has been taken out of
the Redwood gold Mines" Phew
Mister Case you are wanted by the
Minnesota Gold Mining & Refining
Co. as official promulgator of illumin-
ated sentences having tendency to
create favorable impression on pos
sible mining stock investors.
The Sunday school pupils of the
Methodist church, together with their
teachers and some of the older men,
bers of the church, had a picnic on
the banks of the Minnesota river be-
low the gold mine last Saturday. A
large crowd was present. Dinner was
served, and it consisted of nearly ev-
erything on picnic menu card. Az
ter dinner the little ones INDUCED in
foot bath in the river. The weather
was just cool enough to make the af-
fair very pleasant one.
Attorney w. L. Pierce desires a cor
rection, which we gladly make in con-
nection with the trouble at the North
western depot week ago last Monday
evening. Mr.. Pierce stated that he
used no oaths and there is nothing to
show that he did. Mr.. Pierce states:
II told the sheriff to pull coupling
pin and hit the first fellow over the
head who interfered with him and
there was not a word said by Tom
Price or any one." The GAZETTE glad
ly gives Mr.. Pierce this correction.
The st. Peter Herald says that Lilly
A., the horse purchased by Charles
Fay of that city from Paul Anderson
of Redwood Falls, won the trotting
race at Owatonna in the very fast time
of 2:32 last week. The Herald expects
to see the dust fly there and in anoth-
or year will not be surprised to see
Lily A. make the mile in 1:32. Red
wood is swift. 1t was reported last
week that King Grover was the horse
purchased but it appears it was Lily
A, sired by King Grover.
Granite Tribune: A thresher was
blown up with dynamite over in Red
wood county. One was demo i,hed