The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-10
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the city Tuesday.
JIM. Thompson represented Belview
on our streets Tuesday.
Jake Theis and wife are visiting
relatives in Renville county.
A. D. Dayton, the bookbinder, is
quite sick with typhoid fever.
JAS. Holborn of Cakes, N. D., came
down last Tuesday to attend to bust
ness matters here.
Frank Waters and wife of Morton
and DR.. ellis of Echo we're among
the Sunday diners at the Francois.
E. B. Hale was a west bound pas
senger on the train for Wood Lake
and Echo last Monday, looking up
life insurance.
Fl. NJ. Noack and Fred w. Orth of
the Morton brickyards we're in town
last Monday inspecting the brick
shipped in here from Springfield
Rev. John Sinclair went to Mankato
Tuesday to attend the half yearly
meeting of Presbytery and will return
this evening in time for prayer meet
ing. Prayer meeting hour u o'clock.
The latest news from Mrs. George
Houghmaster, who is in Minneapolis
where difficult surgical operation was
performed upon her,is that she is doing
very we'll and that she will recover in
all probabilities.
H. M, Hitchcock, the optician, left
on Monday for several days run to
the various towns along the Hastings
& Dakota railway, with view to
taking care of all defective eyes pre-
sented to him for treatment.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
at Mrs. Beecher's on Monday evening
at Y o'clock. As this is the first
meeting of the circle for the winter all
who know about the work, though
they should not be able to join, are in
vited to be present. This is the
american year" aud the books are of
the most interesting nature.
A football team has recently been
organized by the young men of the
high school and eighth grade. They
have secured a regulation football
and manuals with the latest rules as
adopted by the intercollegiate asso-
citation. James Beecher has been
elected president, Robert Morgan sec
rotary, and Raleigh Jennings treas
urer.
The case of the State VS.. Langdon
Post was continued last Monday until
November 5th, at the request of the
defendant. 1t will be remembered
that Post was arrested last week
charged with cruel and inhuman treat
ment toward a horse, which after
wards died, by allowing the animal tc
stand exposed to the cold air for sew.
eral hours in Delhi.
The statement presented last week
in regard to the Blake Geraghty-
Holborn divorce, was only partially
correct. Mr.. Holborn-not his wife
has brought suit for divorce in North
Dakota, and the claim for alimony is
regarded simply as an attempt to gel
Holborn's property, after the manner
in which Mrs. Geraghty and he,
mother attempted to strip Geragbty
at the time of his domestic trouble.
The CT. U. meets this afternoon
at the M. E. church. The monthly
mothers meeting convenes after 6
half-hour business session. Subject
for discussion, parents and the Pub.
lie Schools" Mothers who have nc
one at home with whom to leave thei,
little children are asked to bring them
to the church, where they will be
cared for during the mothers meeting
by some one appointed for that pur-
pose.
Geo. W. VanDusen, the celebrated
head of the VanDusen system of ele-
vators, and whose name is legion
among elevator owners, came up from
Minneapolis last Saturday, leaving
the St. Louis west-bound train at
Delhi, where he was met by his mining
expert G. H. Field. Heretofore, in q
measure, it has only been surmise
that the elder VanDusen was connec-
ted with the gold mining just north
of Delhi, but now it is definite and
foregone conclusion. With Mr.. Field
he Immediately took a carriage and
left for the mine. He made a thor