The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-11

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third page for second time.
Mrs. G. l.. Hurlbut of Minneapolis
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Houghmaster.
The Fair has good time goods that
are being sold at hard time prices.
Save pennies by dealing at The Fair.
Supt. 81. Race and wife are at
Springfield this week, Mr.. Race being
the conductor of the training school
at that place.
The Misses Agnes Hitchcock and
Grace Stegner and Messrs. Geo. and
VIM. Stegner are among those attend
ing the training school at Renville.
Andrew Birum came up from Aus
tin last Monday evening, remaining
over until Wednesday. Mr.. Birum
came up for the purpose of re-renting
his residence on Mill street.
There will be an annual school meet
ing at the high school on the evening
of July goth for the purpose of elect
ing two members of the Board of Edu-
cation to succeed Messrs. Geo. Drake
and George F. Crooks, whose terms
will then have expired.
Lemen Bros circus will show in
Redwood Falls on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, July 3Oth. The circus
has appeared in number of large
Minnesota towns in the past month
and the press speak very favorable of
the exhibition. Lemen Bros. showed
in Redwood Falls about two years ago
and gave good satisfaction at that
time.
County Commissioner John P.
Cooper received a telegram from his
old home in Wisconsin last Sunday to
the effect that his father was danger
ously i'll and was not expected to live.
Mr.. Cooper took the first Northwest
ern train Monday for his old home,
His absence requires the Board of
Commissioners to transact business
with an even number of votes.
Thos. A. March has sold his resi-
dence on Fourth street, between JET
ferson and Lincoln, to Mrs. Jane
Athey, who will, with her son, Charles
w. Athey, take possession about Aug
LIST. Mr.. March will probably reside
in his brothers house on Fifth street
The Athey residence on Washington
and Wyoming has been sold to Free
man G. Olson who may transform il
into a neat little bird sage some time
when he happens to see beautiful
little bird.
Frank Ring stepped into pan O
white paint the other day and shortly
afterwards the sidewalks we're decor
ated with an advertisement pertaining
to his business. The sidewalk on tn
north side of Lincoln street to Wyom
ing bear these footprints and on tn
west side of Wyoming they turn t.
the west, going a few rods from tn
corner where they come to an abrup
stop just in front of two-story franz
residence owned by one of our oldes
and most respected citizens.
|, A St. James special says tina
George P. johnson, clerk of court 9
Watonwan county, we'll known here
committed suicide in that city Mon
day morning by literally poundin
and cutting his head to pieces with
claw hammer. Mr.. johnson was re
leased from the St. Peter insan
asylum last April, but in the Las
, month had become worse, and
watch was put over him, from whor
he escaped that morning and con
mitted the horrible deed. He leave
a wife and one child.
The criminal case of the State VI
Ida Egan was tired in the police cou1
J before jury of six last Monday aH
resulted in acquittal. James McGin
mis-, residing near Morgan, had tn
woman arrested. It appears tia
. McGinnis went to her house, wher
he roomed, at twelve o'clock midnigh
and failing to get in broke in the dool
This awoke Mrs. Egan and she cam
down on McGinnis in a vigorou
manner. The case was given to tn
jury shortly after eight o'clock Mon
day evening and that body returned
verdict in favor of Mrs. Egan abou
five minutes later.
In the report of the Y. P. S. G. E
delegates last Sunday evening in tn