The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-27
S, 6 and 7-cent prints sold at cents
per ward at J r. Wolff & Co.'s.


per yard at R. Wolff & Co.'S.
Recital, musicale and refreshments
all for 25 cents at the NJ. E. church to-
morrow evening.
A 5O-cent programme for % cents
and refreshments free is what you will
get at the M. E. church tomorrow ev-
ening.
Miss Minnie jerks of Spencer, Iowa,
has been visiting with Miss Nettie Nc
Kelheer during the past week.
James Beecher leaves for the State
University next Monday. He will take
the regular four years course at the
U.
Found-A purse containing a small
amount of money, which owner can
have by inquiring at this office, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Misses Gertie Yuly and Ida Ilett and
Mr.. Austin Ward of Brownton visited
at the home of John Ilett, west of this
city, during the past week. They re-
tuIueu uOule yesterday.
The fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College opens Sept LIST and the
outlook for large attendance was new
er better. We hope that as many of
our young people as can will attend
that excellent institution.
Archie L. Drake of Client, Lyon
county, was at Hotel Francois over
Tuesday. Archie was employed in Me-
Gettrick's livery stable here at one time
but is now in the employ of the Nc
Cormick Harvester Co.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher and daughter
Miss Hattie entertained a large num-
Der of Redwood society folk at their
home on Minnesota avenue in honor Of
their guests, Mrs. Swain and Miss Mel
son of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss
Jerome of Shelbyville, Tenn, last ev-
ening.
The pupils Of the Episcopal Sunday
school picnicked on the banks of the
Minnesota river, just north of the Hon
ner residence, yesterday afternoon.
They were under the care of the teach
ers and they returned home last even
ing with the proper feeling and spirit
of the occasion.
A stick pin with fly as the head, in
the wings of which was set topaz and
in the body Of which were set an en-
erald and ruby, was lost between the
residences Of Anna E. Ward and H. A.
Baldwin last week Tuesday. Finder
will receive so if the same is returned
to this office. ct
Landlord Hadley of the Commercial
had an auction sale of surplus furni-
ture, etc., brought by him from Fair
fax during Tuesday afternoon. A large
number of articles We're auctioned off
during the afternoon. A fine team of
driving horses was sold for 500, Jack
McGettrick being the purchaser.
The programme for the reading and
musical entertainment by Miss Lee and
others at the Methodist church to-mor-
row evening will consist of piano
solo '"The Blooming Meadow by Car
RE Isham, a reading "On the Shores of
Tennessee" by Miss Lee, music by the
ladies quartette, a reading "Jenkins
Goes to Picnic' by Miss Lee, solo
by George French, a reading Jerry,
the Newsboy" by the elocutionist, a
duet by Mrs. Philbrick and Dewitt
Martin, reading 'Nothin' to Say" by
the elocutionist and music by the quar-
tette.
At a meeting of John S. Marsh Post,
G. A. r. of this city Tuesday evening
the members voted to adopt the North
western as their official line to attend
the G. A. R. encampment at ST. Paul.
The Post will probably attend in a
body and nearly all of the members
will be accompanied by their wives.
The Northwestern will put on special
coaches for the occasion. These will be
ucCOIdlSu. liz lIdlu Will
pull out at 1885 p. m. next Monday
and will be run through to st. Paul
without change at either Sleepy Eye or
Kasota. Tickets will be good to return
until Sept. 18th inclusive.
The Tracy Herald of the 18th states
that little after II o'clock on the night
previous man was found lying across
the railroad track with the wheel of a
box car across his stomach. He was
dead. Whether the car running on him
was the cause of his death or not is a
matter of speculation with those who
found him first. The position he was
in when found cannot be accounted for.
He was lying flat on his back with his
feet outside of the track and the car
that was on him, along with the others
on the same track, had not been moved
more than four feet since early in the
evening. The man was seen eating a
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