The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-04

W. A. French and wife are visiting
friends in Marshall.
Something new, Platino photos at
Kenney & Brewers gallery.
supt. P. M. McGlinchy of the water
works was made the father of baby
boy last Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Miller of Tracy and Miss
Amy Kingsford of Rushford, Mimi,
nieces to Geo. Drake, have been visit
ing with the latter during the past
week.
F. Louis Shafer has returned from
Todd county, where he sold his farm.
Since his arrival here he has purchased
the James Smith farm east of Red
wood Falls and will make that his fu-
ture home.
Attorney Chadderdon was in New
Ulm last week and secured an order
for judicial road from the corner of
Sec. 81, T. lib, r. 80, running west to
southwest corner of Redwood county,
a distance of about IA miles.
S. J, Golden, formerly connected
with the Mankato Marble Works con-
corn, is now soliciting agent for Pen
tony Bros, Redwood Falls Marble
Works shops. He will canvass this
section of Minnesota for the local in
stitution.
Miss Title McOuat of St. Peter is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. E.
Lamberton. Miss McOuat has been
engaged as primary teacher for the
Morgan schools during the coming
school year. She has but recently
graduated from the Mankato Normal
school.
The Michigan peach crop will be
as large as ever but the apples are not
likely to be more than a so per cent
crop. In some localities the apples
have already commenced to fall off
the trees. The grapes in the vicinity
of Lawton we're entirely destroyed by
frost in the early part of the season.
Capt. S. R. VanSant of Winona,
speaker of the last Minnesota House
of Representatives and past command
or of the G.. A. R. department of Min
nesota, was in the city last Thursday
morning. Capt. VanSant spoke at the
encampment at Morton, AID as usual,
made favorable impression. He was
the guest of Capt. E. M. Brooks while
in this city.
Preaching at the Christian church
on Lords day, July 9TH, in the morn
ing at 1870, and evening at 8 o'clock,
by Rev. Ernest Thornquest, who will
then commence his regular pastoral
work with this congregation. Morn.
ing subject, "How we can work to-
gether.' A very cordial invitation is
extended to all, and especially to those
who do not attend church elsewhere
The father of Mrs. John Woffen
smith of this city died very suddenly
at Red Rock camp meeting last Sun
day. He was Mr.. Stephen D. Bell O.
Hampton, Dakota county, MINI. Al
the time of his death he was one O
the 1000 people in the Red Rocl
tabernacle singing "Jesus, Lover o
My Soul" He sank back into hi
seat dead. Heart failure was tn,
cause. Several years ago Mr.. Bell
first wife died suddenly at the sam,
place in a similar manner. He leave
a second wife and three children
Mr.. Bell was pioneer of Minnesota
He leaves an estate valued at owe
$4,000.
The third annual convention of tn,
Tracy district of Christian Endeavo
was held at the Congregational churcl
at Marshall commencing on Frida,
evening and continued until Sunda,
evening. Those who attended tn
convention from this city were Misse
Fannie Everett, Juliet Brooks, Alic
Bigham, Matte Bigham, Lucy Wood
ward, Lulu Porter, Margaret Stewart
Belle Stewart, Messrs. John Sinclair
and Francis Pollard and D. A. Stuar
and wife. About 100 delegates were
present at every session. The homes
of the Marshall people were thrown
open to the delegates and each of the
delegates we're entertained in rega
style. The first session was held or
Friday evening conducted by Presi
dent Willard G.. Little. The address
of welcome was given by Rev. G.. NJ
Morrison If tho Marshall Gonrror.o