The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-10-01

Bert. Rollins was over from Sanborn
this week. He was visiting his parents
here.
The Winnebago City News records
the birth of a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Knopf.
d. w. Whittett and wife left for AL
bion, Wis, last Friday. They will
visit with relatives there for several
weeks.
Mrs. Jane Evans, mother of George
L. Evans, arrived here last week, and
will make Redwood Falls her home for
an indefinite period.
H. J. Crooks of Butler, Ind, who
has been visiting with his brother,
Chief of Police Crooks, during the past
month, returned to his home last Mon
day.
The father and mother of Mrs. M. e.
Curtis, who have been visiting with
the latter for the past month, returned
to their home in Wilkesbarre, Pa, last
Monday.
Col. George Shelton of Charlestown'
one of the Oldest and most prominent
settlers of that section, was in the city
taking in the street and county fair at
fractions, last Thursday.
w. F. Dickinson was in Cottonwood
over Monday and Tuesday in his Off
cisl capacity as custodian of the Ma
sonic work of the State. Mr.. Dickin-
son instituted a new Masonic lodge in
that place.
D. G. Noyes, wife and children, OF
DeSmet. S. D., arrived here last Satur-
day evening and will reside here in the
future. They brought with them all
of their household effects. Mr.. Noyes
is an old friend of Sheriff Mead.
DR.. J. L. Schoch of New Ulm was
the guest of DR.. w. D. Finn last
Thursday. DIR. Schoch is the owner OF
the handsome mare, Maggie O, which
took second money in the 2:35 trot
Thursday and first money in the three
minute class Friday.
A Tracy special of Sept 26, says that
the Northwestern passenger station has
burned to the ground. All valuable
contents of the express, ticket and bag.
gage-rooms were saved. The wind was
blowing hard from the south and the
fire company eXerted all it's efforts to.
ward protecting the business block OPP.
posite the station.
| The Cardo entertainers closed theil
engagement at the Opera House last
Saturday evening. The company put
up good free show during the two
weeks they were here. The only com.
plant that the manager had coming
was that this was too healthy section
for him, and that as consequence he
did very little business.
The county central committee of the
Populist party for the ensuing two
years has been named as follows: T.
l.. Gilbert, chairman; Leo Aftermath
| Willow Lake; George Dustin, Lamber
ton; Joseph Chadderdon, Redwood
Falls, and William Steele, Delhi. The
committee meets to-day at the law of:
flee of JOS. Chadderdon.
George Welsh, Col. Frank Walters
S. w. Tredway, w. H. Andrews, R
H. G. Human. E. E. Nuestos, J. B. D
Wagner Of Morton, Taylor Howe, M
Beard, E. M. Pool and S. S. Drake Of
Echo, S. P. ChiIds and Mr.. Mckay
of Wood Lake, and Colin McRae Of
st. Paul were among the members O.
the Masonic fraternity in attendance
at the funeral of Otto Schmahl.
w. A. Hadley and daughter returned
from three days visit with friends and
relatives at Ortonville last Monday ev
ening. Mr.. Hadley states that he has
concluded to give up the Commercial
Hotel, which he has conducted for the
| past few months. He does not know
definitely when this will be done bu
thinks it will occur during the next few
| weeks. Just where he proposes to 10
cate is not known.
Mrs. P. H. Kirwan, wife of United
States Surveyor General Kirwan, Of
Olivia, died at St. Joseph's hospital, st.
Paul, Wednesday morning, at the age
of 40 years. The cause Of death was
hemorrhage, resulting from an opera.
ton for peritonitis. The remains were
sent to Olivia Thursday night where
the interment took place. She leaves
two boys, aged IA and 10 years respect
lively.
The Northwestern company has
changed it's time for the arrival Of the
morning train SO that the same does
not arrive here until 9:2O, instead of
8:15, as heretofore. The time for the
departure of the train at 1895 p. m.
and it's arrival at Ais and departure at
4:45 has not been changed. The morn
ing change was made in order to allow
the engine and crew running and
xuorlyinr on tho PoIu,ooI hro,,ol fo