The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-18

Leroy Stegner has moved into his
new residence on Flynn street.
According to the Review chinch bugs
have been reported plentiful on the
farm OF Gus. Wendler, near that city.
DIR. w. d. Finn left for st. Paul
Tuesday for the purpose of attending
the annual meeting of the State Medi-
cal society.
James Larson and Charles Zuberbier
of the town of Jacksonville We're in
Redwood Falls on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
II. Adsit has recently purchased
valuable tract of land near his farm in
Sheridan township of Moses Little, the
well-known real estate title attorney.
The hardware store of Goodenow,
Winter & Dillingham; of Wood Lake
was burglarized Thursday evening, the
burglars taking razors, knives, etc.
The safe was unmolested.
Sunday dinners continue an attract
i've card at Hotel Francois. A large
number of citizens who prefer taking
dinner out on Sundays are guests Of
the Francois on that day. Special
menu cards are furnished for patrons
on that day.
A special of last Saturday states that
James Leary of Sleepy Eye was killed
at Pelt Creek bridge, by an engine
striking sledge hammer left on the
bridge, throwing it 80 feet and striking
Leary, knocking the latter to the
ground 80 feet below.
Secretary Dornberg of the Redwood
Falls Cooperative creamery association
informs THE GAZETTE that patrons Of
the creamery can obtain their checks
after the Goth by calling on him at H.
N. Bells furniture store, where his
office is located for the present.
J. R. Lankard was called to LIE Su-
eur county Tuesday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
father-in-law, E. L. Wakefield, who
will be remembered as travelling agent
of the Redwood Falls Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co. about two years ago.
Mrs. S. J. Race is visiting with the
family of D. J. Sheffield in Brookville
township, while the Misses Ada and
Adele Race accompanied Prof J. L.
Torrens to his home in Oakland, Free
born county, where they will spend a
portion of their summers vacation.
The Northwestern train of last Thurs
day afternoon, due here at 4:15, was
one and a half hours late on account OF
washouts on the main line. The cul-
verts along the Minnesota river bluffs
are dangerous for the Omaha and
Northwestern whenever a heavy rain
storm appears.
Mesdames Walter King, VIM. Tiff
fanny, J. P. Jones, Ella Mcmillan, the
Misses Lulu Hitchcock, Grace Chad.
bourn, Agnes Hitchcock and Julius
r. Hitchcock left for Wood Lake Tues
to attend the annual convention of the
w. G. II. U. of this district held there
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Col. James G.. Blocker of Minneapolis
and Emil Schmahl of this city hav,
purchased $4,000 pounds of wool during
the past week, paying 81 cents pc
| pound for the same On Monday ant
Tuesday they distributed about 81 ,5O
| among Redwood county farmers for TIN
wool product turned over to them.
THE GAZETTE last week, in connec
ton with the report of the co-partner
ship trouble between Messrs. g. w
Vaughn and r. ID. White, stated tina
the fr1n made an assignment. l
should have stated that only Mr.. Whit
made the assignment. Mr.. Vaughn
will continue businessin his own ,same
Some time ago it was stated in thi
paper that Rev. r. c. Grose could hav,
been appointed presiding elder o
this district, leaving the impression
that the position went begging. Tn
report was based on mere street or con
gregatson gossip and was not INTENDED
in any manner as reflection Oh tn
appojntee, Rev. l.. L.. Hanscom, whom
every one here knows is equal to tn
position.
| The GAZETTE has received All invi
tation to be present at the exercises o
senior week Of the University ofChicagt
from june 18th to June 23d, and convo
cation week from July LIST to July 5th
at which Wilbur Thomas Chellar O
this city will be strictly in evidence
he being member of the Senior class
of that institution. A large number O
the leading educators of the world viii
be present on the occasion.
News received from Mankato Tuesday
announced the death of A. J. Wakefield
! father of the late Mrs. J. r. Lankard
which death occurred at 1,5O3 BroaC
street Mankato M0ndav afternoon