The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-26

Frank I. Gleason, at one time an
insurance agent of this city, is visiting
here.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me.
church will meet with Mrs. VIM.
Skinner tomorrow afternoon.
Capt. w. P. Huntington and niece,
Miss Winnie Warner, spent Sunday
with relatives and friends in Water
town, S. D.
B. F. Shoemaker of Excelsior will
occupy the Christian church pulpit
next Sunday, Mr.. Thornquest filling a
pulpit at Morristown on that day.
Albert Beckman of New Avon called
at The GAZETTE Office last Saturday
and stated that 100 acres of wheat on
his farm had just threshed out an av-
Grape of Is bushels per acre.
A New Ulm special says that
Phillip Gross, one of the founders of
the town, and widely known through
the Minnesota valley in early days as
a genial Boniface, died early this morn
ing at the age of Sc.
Rev. John Sinclair drove to Island
Lake on Monday, where he will re-
main until Monday next and mean
time celebrate with the people there
the anniversary of their church and
also preach next Sunday.
wv. H. Allen of the Sioux City En-
CINE and Iron Works stated last Sat-
urday that he alone had sold over
$1,000 worth of we'll augurs during
the past month. He stated that the
day previous he sold a $500 outfit.
"These dry times" he remarked, "are
good for the we'll augur business"
The Redwood Juniors and the
Lower Agency boys with the crack
Flandrau battery will cross bats at
the Fair grounds again this afternoon.
The Juniors did not take the drubbing
they received on Friday last very
kindly and as a result propose to fight
hard and win the game this afternoon.
Mankato Free Press: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Abbott have moved from San
Diego, CAL, to Los Angeles. Mr.. Alb
bolt was taken sick soon after his ar
rival at San Diego and as the climate
did not agree with him, the move was
made. He has a good position in one
of the daily paper offices at Los
Angeles.
j. A. Conway and Miss Conway and
F. O. Conway are making arrange
ments to leave Redwood county dur
ing the next two months and go to
California, in which State a large
number of Seventh Day Adventists
have colonized. The Conways desire
to join the colony and will probably
make that State their future home.
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
forenoon the service will be conduct
ed by four of the young men of the
church-Charles johnson, Herbert
Graham, Attorneys Herriott and
Stewart. In the evening the service
will be conducted by Rev. j. Evans of
the Bible society. Rev. H. McHenry
will conduct the prayer meeting to-
night.
With the refusal of the Hennepin
county grand jury to indict Mrs. Nora
Perkins for the murder of her sister
comes the statement that Mrs. Per-
kins will sue the life insurance COM
panies and their agents for $50, 900 for
false Imprisonment. w. NJ. Todd will
probably be made party to the suit
as agent for the Fidelity & Casualty
Company. It will be remembered
that Todd was complimented by his
company.for faithful work in connec
ton with the case.
Quite an exciting accident occurred
the other day to Mesdames Dan Nc
Phee, Adam Washburn, aud May and
Lizzie McPhee, and two small child
rem down near the creamery. Their
team became frightened, upsetting
the buggy, throwing it over the>occu
pants. The whiff1e-tree broke and
set the horses free. They ran some
distance before being caught. The
ladies soon made their escape from
the prison and aided by DR.. Gibson,
who was passing by, got back to town.
They ordered livery and came home
leaving the team for Mr.. McPhee to
get the next day. No one was hurt.
Once more the town is to have the
of r. ~,:,:k f.-~o