The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-05

Miss Florence Carroll returned to
her home in Watertown, Monday.
Daniel Clark was delegate to the
Mankato Christian convention with
Ernest Thornquest last week.
Miss Maud Waters of Morton, was
one of party that left the Waters
Madison Lake summer resort for an
excursion to Omaha few days last
week.
VIM. ellis of Delhi was in the city
last Thursday. Mr.. Gillis stated that
his first threshing yield this year was
80 bushels of wheat per acre and 40
bushels of oats.
Frank Culver of the West Publish
ing Co., St. Paul, at one time a par
ticular friend of the late Willie Big
ham, visited with the family of D. L,
Bigham over Sunday.
An item in the New Ulm Review
says that Mrs. Kohlhoff, who has been
receiving medical treatment in that
city for several months, returned to
her home in this county last week.
Miss Kate Forbush of St. Peter is
to visit friends in Redwood Falls dur
ing the coming week. She also ex-
poets to visit at other points before
leaving for her home in St. Peter.
VIC. Moore and family of Beatrice,
Neb., the former general superintend-
ent of this division for the St. Louis
Wrought Iron Range Co., arrived in
this city last week and will remain for
several days at Hotel Francois.
Paul!:Anderson of this city sold
King: Grover, q valuable trotting
horse with stated gait of 2:l5 to
Charles Fay of St. Peter last week.
The consideration was two hundred
dollars. King Grover is a colt and
was favorite with Mr.. Anderson.
Billy Marbles entertainers will play
at the opera house, Redwood Falls,
four ELECTROMAGNETIC Friday night,
Sept. 9Th. The organization is COM
posed of artists who stand pre-eminent
in their lines. Just such performances
as every man should desire to have his
mother, wife, sister or sweetheart see.
j. B. Robinson and Howard left for
New Richmond, Wis, last Saturday.
They will visit with one of Mr.. Rob-
inson's, old Andersonville prison
friends for several days, after which,
with Mrs. Robinson and Florence they
will go to Minneapolis and visit
friends in that city.
Ernest Thornquest, pastor of the
Christian church of this city, left for
Mankato early last week and attend
ed the district meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the Christian church at
that place. A large delegation of
prominent Christian ministers and
laymen from all parts of the State
were present.
Jos.::Tyson met with a painful acct
dent Monday evening. He was sitting
on top of a home made wagon box
while waiting for an employee to get
in the wagon with him. The boards
gave way and Mr.. Tyson was precipi-
tated to the ground six feet below,
striking on his right shoulder and lay
ing him up temporarily.
The Minnesota avenue water extern
sion main is about completed and
Contractor Maurier is now making
connections with residences along
that street. The extension was an ex-
pensive piece of work, owing to the
large amount of blasting required at
the intersection of the avenue and
Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luscher ell
tertained a large number of their
young friends at a progressive cinch
party at their home on Broadway last
Thursday evening. The affair was in
the nature of a post-nuptial party
Detachable refreshments were served
and pleasant evening was spent by
the participants. The head prize was
won by w. r. Caswell and the foot
prize by L. j. Mosher.
Rev. John Sinclair has secured 3
promise from Supt. Gregg of the
State institute directory to hold an in
stitute in this city some time in De-
cember. Everybody will remember
the great good done by the institute
conductors here two years ago and
farmers will look forward to the De-
| cember revival with q GREAT deal nj