The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21

laSC week III OC. duA VISlIiuS Will uIo
father.
Archie Stewart came down from
Underwood last Monday and remained
over until Tuesday.
Ross Houck came up from Austin
last week in response to telegram
announcing the dangerous illness of
his sister.
Mrs. S. E. Bailey will soon leave
for New Hampshire, where she will
visit with brother whom she has not
seen for SO years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gruye. of St.
Paul, were the guests of A. D. Dayton
on Monday. Mr.. Gruye is conduct
or on the Wisconsin Central.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual meeting
at Mrs. Bells, March 10Th, instead of
March 22d, as announced Sunday ev-
ening.
Edward Gagnon, superintendent of
buildings of the St. Louis road, was a
west-bound passenger Monday, going
to Boyd for the purpose of repairing
the depot at that place.
George Kettlewell, residing near
Marshall, a nephew to George Hough-
master, arrived in this city last week,
and will hereafter be employed in Mr..
Houghmaster's real estate Office.
Chas. Tiffany, residing on his farm
west of this city, has rented the farm,
and will move into the residence
formerly occupied by the Bent FAM
lily, in this city. The renter is Mr..
Brown.
John Ilett, accompanied by Henry
Rohrick, of Brownton, came over last
Saturday. They had we'll augur
outfit with them and have since COM
menced digging we'll on Mr.. 1lett's
farm in Sheridan township, which will
be occupied by himself and family
after Oct. LIST, next.
At the Episcopal church last Sun
day morning Rey. Henry Beer de-
livered quite an extended address on
the life and work of St. Patrick. I,
was an interesting talk and contained
| lot of information. Before the ser
mon baptism was conferred on Irms
Esther Schmahl, only daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl.
Capt. Henry A. Castle, one of thu
best all around fellows and soldiers il
Minnesota, and now postmaster at St
Paul, has been engaged to deliver tn,
Memorial address in this city, on Ma,
80. Capt. Castle is an old newspape'
man, a warm friend of Capt. w. P
Huntington, of this city, and vii
have friend in every person he meet.
while in Redwood Falls.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Major w
w. Smith has been re-appointed as
member of the governors staff ant
Lewis B. Krook, of New Uim, ha
been added to the staff presumabl,
to take the place of JOS. Eckstein. w,
learn that Senator French was no
consulted in the matter of this selec
ton and that he therefore feels some
what cut up over the matter.
The Renville county commissioner
have made arrangements for holding
the April term of court of that count,
in Windhorst's Hall, Olivia. Although
the county seat remains at Beave
Falls this action is made necessary b,
Judge Webber's decision which hold
that the county seat is Olivia, ant
pending the decision of the Suprem
Court in the case the attorney-genera
holds that Judge Webber's decision
Is good 80 far as his own court is con
cerned.
The high school dramatic compan,
successfully presented play callet
Signing the Pledge at the higl
school last Friday afternoon and a
the Martin school house in the even
ing, helping out the programme o
the o. H. Debating society. The PAR
Elephants were Frank Moon, Grace
Ferris, Joe Chadderdon, Rob Nor
gan, Rosa Laird, Bessie Mead. Orli'
Byington, Dollie Clayson, Fannie
Brooks, Myrtle Goodrich, Maggie
O'Hara and George Leibenguth. TIL,
orchestra consisted of Fred Dripps
Robert Cooper and Earl Byram. L
rendered several fine selections anc
received liberal applause.
John Richter got his chrome from
Gov. Clough the other day, for killins