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

T. F. Mccall of st. Paul is now clerk
ing at Hotel Francois.
Mrs. Washington Truesdell was COM
mitted to the st. Peter insane asylum
yesterday.
The st. Louis railroad company is
putting in a new bridge over Crow
Creek on the Glendale farm.
Note the change each week in our
advertising columns.
f. w. PHILBRICK & Co.
Rich Benham of Red Wing, son of A.
Benham, is assisting his father in
handling improved land in this county.
The Misses Emma Skinner, Libbie
Smith and Charlotte Schmahl are the
latest lady purchasers of new bicycles.
The choir Of the Church Of Holy
Communion is doing some splendid
work under the direction of Mrs. G. r.
Pease.
A game of ball is on between the
Redwood Clippers and Delhi club to
be played on the home grounds to-
morrow.
VIM. Lawson, at one time a stone
mason of this town, and well-known
here, now of LIE Sueur, is visiting rela-
tives in this section.
Attorney George T. Olsen Of Spring
field and Mr.. Sheffield of Brookville,
son of d. J. Sheffield, were in the city
on business during the past week.
Capt S. R. VanSant, candidate for
the Republican nomination for Cover
nor, is expected in this city on fence
mission during the present week.
f. V. Hubbard, wife and children of
Red Wing, where the former is princi-
pal of the Red Wing public schools, are
visiting in this city, the guests of L. N.
Rowe.
Register of Deeds George L. Evans,
Deputy Auditor w. S. Mckay and N.
V. R. Hunter have joined the Redwood
colony of fishermen at Long Lake,
COulIy.
Mrs. Harriet Everett of Monaga, ILL.,,
was visiting with Mrs. E. M. Brooke
during the past week. Mrs. Everett is
en- route for South Dakota, where she
will visit with son. -
George M. Russell of Washington, D.
c., special examining pension agent
for the Southern District of Minnesota,
was at Hotel Francois Tuesday and
yesterday. The agent was Investigate
ing the condition of several applicants
for increased pensions.
Black bass are being caught quite ex-
tensively in the whirling pool below
the falls sof the Redwood. The small
boys are also spearing large quantity
of suckers and fish of similar variety
in the pool once covered by the old
government saw mill.
Hon. John L. Gibbs of Freedom
county was in the city for few hours
last Friday morning. Mr.. Gibbs is 6
candidate for the Republican nomina
ton for Governor. He has many
friends among the farming community
of this section of the State.
Evangelist Erwin and wife who 81
successfully conducted series o
evangelistic meetings at the Christian
church and opera house in the interest
/ of the former church last winter, ar
visiting with the latter's parents, Pas
tor and Mrs. S. P. Fullen of this city.
Charles Luscher had the very broad
est of broad smiles spread all over hi
pleasing countenance Tuesday after
noon. A nine-pound son and heir Q
all Charles estate appeared at his HON
on Broadway, just south of Wyoming
shortly after two O'Clock. Mother an,
son are doing nicely.
Farmers residing south of town ar
already commencing to appreciate tn
work of Street Commissioner Woffen
smith in repairing the roads leading in
to the country. The job of gravelinl
the south roads is a big one but it will
be of vast benefit to the business inter
ests of this city.
VIM. Stegner and family have move
ed to this city from Beaver Falls, wher
the former has been teaching school
Mr.. Stegner has been engaged as prin
cipal of the Minnesota Lake school 70
the coming school term. He will b.
the first principal in the new $11 ,OO
school house in that place now in cours
of erection.
The past week has been noticeable
one for exceptionally hot weather. N,
rain has fell, although storm cloud
have appeared above the horizon a
two or three different times. Monda,
afternoon the thermometer marked al
the way from 80 to 100 degrees in tn
shade. Tuesday the heat also sent i
skywa1d and yesterday the heat showed
no signs of abatement. Farmers de
claro that tho oycoccixyo boot ;c 6rroo