The Redwood gazette., 1895-08-29

The Ladies Aid Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. J. H. Bowers Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. r. G.. Chadbourn goes to Min
neapolis to-day on account of the Sc
rious illness of her brother-in-law.
Charles Dickson, Charles Buxton,
w. l.. Pierce and Chas. Lamberton at
tended the St. Peter-Brainerd games
at St. Peter Friday and Saturday.
Miss Stanchfeld of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting with Miss Lulu
Hitchcock for some time past returned
to her home in Minneapolis last Mon
day.
Miss Emma Rinkel of St. Peter,
formerly a teacher in our public
schools, arrived in Redwood Falls last
Saturday evening and is visiting with
Mrs. G. T. Ward.
Mrs. H A. Lusk and son arrived
from Harrison, Florida, last Monday
morning. Mrs. Lusk has already TAX
en- up her residence in this city and
will probably make it her future
home.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson, accompanied
by Miss Florence, left for Hammond,
Wis, last Wednesday. They will Wis
it with friends there, after which they
will go to Minneapolis and remain
there week.
Mrs. j. F. Skinner and daughter
will leave for Chicago about Sept.
18th where they will join Fletcher.
They will make their future home
with him in that city. Fletcher has
an excellent position with Sears, Roe
buck & Co., as have also Messrs. Walt
or Henze and Cliff R. Tanner.
John:Ilett arrived from Brownton
on Thursday of last week, having with
him G. and Austin Ward, who have
already commenced the erection of a
residence on Mr.. Ilett's farm west of
this city. Mr.. Ilett had an attack of
grippe during the past few months
that has destroyed the hearing of one
ear.
The Y. S. G. E. society of the
Presbyterian church will give lawn
social at the home of Henry Schleuder
tomorrow friday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served from
II o'clock until II o'clock. All men,
bers of the young peoples societies of
the different churches are cordially
invited to be present.
Will Brooks came up from Sleepy
Eye last Saturday morning. Will
worked in the Herald Office at that
place for week and will remain in
Redwood Falls for an indefinite peri
cd. He says that Asa P. Brooks has
not yet decided just what he will do
in connection with remaining at Alex
andria or coming to Sleepy Eye.
A telegram from New Ulm states
that when the priest at the Catholic
church of this city went to the vault
to get the chalice to use at mass, to
his surprise he found that the vault
had been blown open and from it's
contents are missing gold chalice,
plate and soporia and silver mon
STRANGE, the total value of which is
about two hundred dollars.
The Northern Trust Co. as assignee
of thefCitizens Bank last week seized
700 bushels of wheat belonging to j..
F. Jones:of Belview. The wheat was
seized on an attachment. Jones owes
the bank $500 and interest on a note
and some time ago the crop was at
tached. 1t was threshed last week
and the wheat was seized. Jones
claims that the crop was not his, al
though grown on his land.
Archibald Stewart and wife of Ire
ton, Iowa, formerly of Delhi, we're in
the city Monday, having driven across
country from Ireton during the four
days previous. Mr.. Stewart is highly
pleased with the country around Ire
ton and said that crops we're big all
along the line. The corn crop of Iowa
will be very large, he said. John
Stewart is one of the largest feeders
in that vicinity. Recently he built an
immense barn, the roof alone of which
took forty-fve thousand shingles. He
feeds about sixty head of cattle and
one hundred fifty hogs each winter.
Rev. Fir. Vonderlage of the Catholic
parish comprising the Redwood Falls
district was in tho citv Mondov IT,