The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-20
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SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.

SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.
Miss Holister left for her home in
Duluth last Friday.
Secretary George E. Schnabel of the
Accident Insurance Co. of st. Paul
was at Hotel Francois last Thursday.
10 Tiffany has threshed out his wheat
crop and reports the exceedingly low
yield of not quite eleven bushels per
acre.
Echo Enterprise: Miss Clark of Red
wood Falls was here Wednesday and
Thursday instructing her class in music.
Miss Clark is fine teacher.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is, unquestionably, the best pre-
sentative of the hair. 1t is also curative
of dandruff, letter, and all scalp affec-
tons.
Auditor Anderson returned from bis
fishing trip to Long Lake, Kandiyohi
county, last Wednesday. The auditor
states that he cannot tell lie and
hence reports that fishing was not
good.
Chas. McClintock has been appointed
deputy game warden for Redwood
county. Charles sleeps with one eye
open and watches the sports as they
come in from fishing or driving tour
as agile as cat does mouse.
A chicken pie supper will be given
by the ladies of the Christian church
at the church next Saturday evening.
A number of the ladies of that church
are poultry fanciers and consequently
high grade pies may be looked for.
Presiding Elder Hanscom came home
last week after swing around the cir
Gle of Methodist churches in his dis
trict. 1t is probable that a general re-
ception will be given to the presiding
elder by citizens of Redwood Falls gen.
orally during the next month.
d. Garlock, manager of the Iowa I'M
migration Co., was taken seriously i'll
at Walnut Grove last week. He is re-
ported convalescing at the hour of 60
ing to press. His illness will delay the
establishment of an office of that COM
pany in this city for some time.
Hon. J. T. McCleary, candidate for
congress from this district, will speak
in this city Oh Monday evening, August
oath. His speech will be confined to
the money question, which he has so
carefully studied ever since his appear
ance in congress. He will speak at
Lamberton and probably at Belview
and Delhi during the campaign.
A violent thunder storm was on last
Saturday morning, shortly after three
o'clock. Brilliant flashes of electricity
crossed the skies and they were follow
ed by heavy peals Of thunder. Very
little rain fell until after eight o'clock,
when the lightning and thunder COM
menced anew and brought forth short
showers.
The taking of dispositions for the
Holborn divorce case will probably be
continued some time this week, it hav-
ing been postponed from Saturday on
account of the absence of a number OF
witnesses. The dispositions are the sec
ond lot taken and were required on &C
count of defects in certain papers con-
nected with the first trial. Holborn
has affidavits from residents of this city
which go to prove gross character on
the part of the defendant, and impli.
eating heretofore certain residents OIL
this city. The affidavits are three in
number and will bear heavily on the
case if they are admitted as evidence.
Max Knopf came up from Winnie
bago City last Wednesday and regis
tered at Hotel Francois. He is attend
ing to the harvesting of several crops
in which he is interested. On the ev
ening Of the day mentioned he INDUCED
in red-hot political debate with S. P
Dean, the chief speaker at the silvel
club organization Friday night. Whe1
the debate reached fever heat couple
of practical jokers set a match to sew
eral ounces of red fire, purchased TO
the occasion, and placed on the hote
corner, and in short time, a crowt
had collected that would do honor Il
important speakers. Both debater
stopped the discussion, however.