The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-18

NJ. U. Hathaway has purchased the
Owl restaurant of Mr.. Andersen.
Machine oils of all kinds for sale at
the very lowest figure by H. c. Ack-
mann. Att.
Miss Hurd of Mankato, a sister to
Mrs. w. H. Webster, is spending the
summer with her sister and Miss Maud
Gibson.
Chas. Cornforth and wife of Ro-
chester we're visiting with Mrs. Ella
Mcmillan during the latter part of
last week.
Miss Alice Bingham came up from
Sleepy Eye last Monday evening and
was the guest of Miss Virginia Dun
nington during her stay here.
r. P. Martin of Chicago, Ills, a re-
porter on The Tribune of that city,
and brother to Mrs. w. B. King and
NJ. D. Martin of this city, IS visiting
with the latter.
Fred L. Warner returned from Lake
Kampeska last Monday. He brought
with him nearly rs pounds of pike
and other fish which he and Lester
Warner caught in the waters of Kan
peska.
Geo. B. Hughes took Tuesdays
train for St. Paul and Minneapolis,
returning via St. Peter, where he was
a spectator at the St. Peter-Brainerd
ball game for the amateur champion
ship of Minnesota.
The Epworth League gave lawn
social on the lawn of j. H. Bowers on
Sixth street Tuesday evening. The
hammocks in the light and dark we're
features of the occasion. The band
discoursed music. Ice cream and
cake we're served.
Mrs. w. P. Huntington leaves to-
day for a short visit among relatives
in Watertown. On her return she will
be accompanied by her niece, Miss
Winnifred Warner, who has secured
employment as stenographer in the
Redwood County Bank.
VIM. Crouley reports that the crop
of Eastwood honey this year will be
exceedingly light, although of the
very finest, the frost and hot weather
having cut down the yield. His hon
ey is now on sale at the various gro
ceries in the city or at the apiary.
Quite number of cyclists were in
Redwood Falls last Sunday. They
were from Marshall, Renville and
Hutchinson. The Marshall contin-
gent was composed of w. B. Philip,
Theo. Keith, H. E. Barnum and I. l..
Watson. All of the cyelers returned
home in the afternoon except Barnum
and Watson, who left on their wheels
Monday morning for St. Paul. They
expect to return Saturday.
The members of the State Teachers
institute at Springfield from July 8 to
l3 appointed committee on resolu-
tions consisting of Misses Henrietta
Patterson, Agnes Halpin and Emily
Davis, and N. C. Anderson and A. H
Emerson. Among the lengthy set is
the following: Resolved, That we
tender our sincere thanks to Conduct
or S. j. Race for his efficient instruc-
ton; his many valuable suggestions
regarding the various phases of school
work; and also for his learned dis.
course on Emerson"
The Redwood Falls Base Ball Asso
citation was organized Monday even
ing. j. l.. Byram was elected presi
dent, r. D. White was chosen vice
president, Geo. B. Hughes was chosen
secretary, c. Fred Thompson was
made treasurer and w. l.. Pierce
manager. The directors are F. W
Philbrick, Emil Kuenzli, F. NJ. Isham
E. D. French and Judge O. B. Lewis
Committees were appointed to selec
grounds and fence the same and ereo
a grand stand. The association is tt
have capital stock of $500 divided
into 60 shares Of $40 each, SO of which
have already been sold. There seems
to be only one site talked of, the three
acre tract just east of the Fisher resi-
.dence near the terminus of Seconc
street.
Warden Henry Wolfer of the Min
nesota prison at Saltwater was in the
city last Saturday evening, the guest
of Sheriff Mead. Warden Wolfer il
ono If the most nleasant IF all State