The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-09-03

Rev. A. J. Porter went to Mankato
Tuesday. He was at Window during
the past week.
Lewis Leonard of Belview and Mrs.
Herman Froelich of Sheridan left for
CORTLAND Tuesday.
Ralph Little of Minneapolis, cousin
to Will Crouley, came up Saturday on
hunting and fishing tour.
Chas. Luscher and John Clark left
over the Northwestern for the scenes
Of the combined shows Tuesday.
A. E. Chapman and wife left yester-
day for weeks visit with friends in
the eastern and southern portion of the
State.
The father of Robt. Brown, the latter
at one time a farmer in Delhi township,
recently died at Empire, Dakota coun-
ty, this State.
Mrs. G. w. Whittet returned Satur-
day from Litchfield, where she had
been attending the State convention of
the Christian church.
H. A. Baldwin and wife left for st.
Paul yesterday. They will visit the
latter's old home in Hastings before re-
turning, which will not be until next
week.
J. H. Bowers, wife and youngest
daughter left over the Northwestern
Tuesday for the Twin Cities and Red
Wing. They will visit in Red Wing
week or more
H. F. Clipfell and wife and daughter
Marie, attended the State convention
of the Christian church at Litchfield
last week. They went overland and
returned Saturday.
Miss Gunnella Johnson, daughter of
H. johnson of Three Lakes, left over
the ST. Louis Tuesday for visit with
relatives in the Twin Cities. She will
also visit with relatives in Goodhue
county before returning.
Ada and EdnaWestfall left for Ham
line Tuesday to resume their studies in
the college at that place They We're
accompanied by Edmund Westfall,
who will be treated by ST. Paul spec
ialist for several weeks.
G. P. Greene and wife We're visiting
with friends in Renville county during
the latter portion of last week. While
in Renville county the former visited
the farm once owned by him and not
seen by him for Is years prior thereto.
The parole of Attorney Madigan ex-
pired Aug. 3Oth, and the same not hav-
ing been violated by the attorney in
any manner, he is now, not only a free
man but is restored to all the rights of
citizenship. He is uncertain as to
what he will do for livelihood in the
future.
Miss Christine Sample has purchased
the entire millinery stock of Francois
& Schmahl, and with the stock pre-
viously owned by her has moved into
the commodious building arranged for
a millinery store, just east of the post
office. Miss Sample will have a special
opening day, to be announced later.
Frank Griswold's Uncle Toms Cab
in Co. played under tent here last
evening. The Cabin is always a sterl-
ing attraction and when played by
such good company as the one here
last evening the features are all the
more interesting. The different men,
bers creditably acquitted themselves.
Miss May Lee, the elocutionist, more
than met the expectation of her audi
ence at the Methodist church last Fri
day evening. In proof of this was the
hearty encores after every number, to
which she kindly responded. 1t is no
disparagement of her art to say that
her best efforts were in the line of hui
NOR. Grief, pathos, tears, have over
stocked the market What the average
person wants is something to amuse
and make them forget the every day
grind, and they find it in Miss Lees
mimicry. The ladies' quartette i'm
proves with practice, and would be a
credit to any city. Mesdames Patter-
son, Pease and Philbrick and Miss
Beecher make up the quartette. Miss
Isham showed her usual graceful mas
terry of the piano, and the church choir
rounded out the programme. Last, but
not least worthy of note were the shin
ing ones in white who ushered the peo-
pie to their seats, and afterwards served
them with delicious ice cream. The
decorations of the pulpit platform were
fine
While looking over the effects of his
late father on Aug. 9th DR.. A. B.
Halves of this city came across a relic
Of early days. 1t was bill Of fare of
the Nicollet House, Minneapolis, for
Monday, Aug. 9th, 1850, or SO years
to the day prior to DR.. Halves rehabili-
tation Of the bill. 1t is printed in the
very oldest Stv1p a1thOurh 11ndouhtod