The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-09
A baby's silk hood lost.

A baby's silk hood lost. Finder
please return to this office.
Eva Maxim of Minneapolis has been
visiting with the family of J A Engel.
hart at Hotel Francois during the past
week.
o. l.. Dornberg left for Wood Lake
Friday. He spent the Fourth with his
family visiting at the Woodward farm
near that town.
Orvis A. Mason left over the st. Louis
for Minneapolis Monday. From that
city he will 60 to Long Island to re.
sumo his work of organizing A. O. U.
w. lodges.
George Kettlewell returned home on
his bicycle from several weeks visit
with friends and relatives at ZumbrO
Falls, Pine Island, and other points,
last Thursday afternoon. George re-
ports good roads and fast time.
AT the last regular meeting of Red.
wood Lodge 1. O. o. F. Levi Annis
was installed as noble grand, John
Wofensmith as vice-grand and Henry
Lyss as recording secretary. Owing to
the small attendance the appointive
officers were not announced.
&c Greene spent Saturday and Sun.
day at his old home in Owatonna. He
returned Monday, making the distance
between Owatonna and this city on his
bicycle in about eight hours. E Cmet
Frank Rogers, formerly of this place,
while in Owatonna, and he states that
the latter seems to be we'll pleased with
his position.
| A good seven hours run for lady on
a bicycle was made by Miss Jessie Wal
dron Of this city last Sunday. In COM
pany with AL Theiring she left Gaylord,
where they visited over the Fourth,
about ten o'clock Sunday, and arrived
here about six o'clock in the evening,
stopping all hour for dinner. The dis
lance was just 50 miles.
Mrs H V Ruter has been in a St
Paul hospital during the past month.
A surgical operation was performed up
on her and she is now convalescing.
Her mother, Mrs Bent, has been resid-
ing with H V Ruter in St. Paul for
several months past, while Herb is now
a member of the firm of Boyeson & Co.,
printers, on the corner of 5th and Rob-
ert streets, st. Paul.
Rev. r G Grose preached his fare
well sermon at the Methodist church
last Sunday morning. Among other
remarks made by the minister was that
he was sorry to leave Redwood Falls on
account of the many friends he had
made. He acknowledged that he had
made some enemies but pointed to
Bishop Fowler's remarks that he would
not have minister under him who was
not capable of making some enemies
George w Somerville Of Sleepy Eye
passed through here during the first of
the week enroute for Granite Falls. He
is the attorney in case against the viii
lage of Echo, arising out of the contract
for digging well for that village The
contractors failed to find water, and
after one or more orders had been issued
on the village treasurer the latter refus-
ed payment on the ground that the con-
tractors had not filled their agreement,
that of finding water.
Several people from here will attend
the immigration convention at Daw-
son to-day, among the number being
o l. Dornberg, James Aiken, H A
Baldwin, Capt. Edward Lewis and 9TH
ers. 1t was the original intention to
take the band along for the purpose of
booming the meeting. The railroad
company had agreed to transport the
same free of charge. 1t was also sug-
gested that large crowd attend. But
rumOr went the rounds that the con-
vention was merely for the purpose of
booming real estate in Lac qui Parle
county and to increase the transporta-
ton business of the st. Louis road The
rumor put damper on the enthusiasm
and the bulk of the crowd, including
the band, remained at home.
1t is stated semi-officially that after
the ST Louis road is opened to New
Ulm for passenger and freight traffic
that the company will start morning
train out of Morton every morning, re-
turning in the evening. This train will
be distinctly business train for bust
ness men, giving them the advantages
of leaving their homes in the morning,
doing days business in st. Paul and
returning the next evening, losing only
two days. If the business men of Red
wood Falls get together and make a
kick to have this train start from North
Redwood it is probable that the COM
pany will grant their request. 1t will
be another month before regular trains
will be in operation in and out of New