The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-24

Geo w. Bunce was in the city over
Sunday.
Willard Mason returned from Min
neapolis, Mortified and Hampton,
last Saturday.
Will Hiatt of Fargo, N. D., former
ly an old Redwood boy, is visiting his
brother, Lincoln Hiatt, east of this
city.
Mrs. James NJ. Huntington leaves
next Monday for Columbus, Ohio,
where she will visit with her sisters
for several weeks.
Louis Rain left Saturday for Min
neapolis, where he can have position
in mercantile establishment. He al
SO has an offer from Sheboygan Falls,
Wis, and may accept the latter.
Rev. j. Sinclair, in absence of the
pastor in Illinois, will preach at Delhi
on Sunday afternoon at l:3O o'clock.
Next Tuesday evening the Delhi con
gregation will hold it's annual congre-
gational meeting.
Sleepy Eye Herald: S. ]. Race OF
Redwood Falls, county superintend-
ent of schools was here last Saturday.
He gave the Brown county teachers
some valuable suggestions in the or
ganizing of the association. Prof.
Race is one of the leading educational
men of the State.
In private letter to the publishers
Moses Sears, now of Salem, Oregon,
states that he had the misfortune of
being thrown from his carriage and
badly injured several weeks ago. He
has been confined to the house ever
since and only last week was he able
to leave his bed. He is now recover
ing rapidly.
In the Presbyterian church next
Sunday forenoon communion will be
held after the sermon. In the even
ing the pastor will give his impressions
of Duluth and the Y. P. S. G. E. con-
vention. Prayer meeting this even
ing at u o'clock. At 81 o'clock, after
prayer meeting, there will be meet
ing of all the ladies who are interested
in the ladies' edition of The GAZETTE
The curfew ordinance has been a
magnificent thing for the town and
children of the town. There are no
children on the street after the nine
taps of the bell and nearly all of them
are at home long before that hour
Curfew may be a relic of the dark ag-
es but there is an occasional relic that
is valuable and we'll worth having and
every father and mother in Redwood
Falls will say that curfew is one of
them.
H. G.. Garvin OF the Winona e. St.
Peter road, was in the city on Thurs
day morning of last week. Mr.. Gar
vim acts as agent of the entire system
and in that capacity drums up the
business of the road-a business that
is simply stupendous. Mr.. Garvin
thinks Redwood Falls one of the best
towns on the entire Northwestern sys-
tenn and is always glad to put in a
good word for our town wherever he
goes,
w. B. Franklin of Keystone, S. D.,
has been at the Commercial fer sew
erai days past. Mr.. Franklin is sup
posed to be interested in the gold min
ing now going on in the Black Hills
and bis visit here is for the purpose of
inspecting the mines along the Min
aesota river. He spent Monday and
tuesday along that river and at the
present seat of mining operations but
it is like other people interested in
similar exploits when it comes to talk
ing-he will have nothing to say.
A report was going around Tuesday
that the Bank of Avon Park, Fla,
which is now the exclusive property
of Charles C. Chollar had suspended.
Mrs. Chollar, who is here visiting. de-
MED the report, and thought that
Mr.. Choilar's public desire
to close out his interests ia the institu-
ton and come north, was the founda-
tion for the rumor. It is almost cer-
tain that Mr.. Chollar will come north
before spring and Mrs. Chollar is of
the opinion that she will not again re-
turn to Avon Park. Her health and
that of her child will not permit it.
Richard Hurd. secretary of the Sons
Of the Revolution of Mianesota in
forms The GAZETTE that his soc;otv