The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-10-29

Good 1896 high grade bicycle for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office. tt.
The Young Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church meets with Mrs. l..
L. Hanscom tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Odell of Owatonna, who
has been visiting the family of w. F.
Dickinson during the past week or
two, returned to her home last Satur-
day.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Mrs. J. H. Thomas entertained the
members of the w. r. G and G. A. R.
Post of this city at her home on Bridge
street.
G. E. Mckay left for Syracuse, New
York, last Thursday. He will return
the latter part of this week, accompa-
MED by his wife, who has been in SYRIA
cuse for several weeks, and her mother.
There is to be conference of school
officers of Redwood county in the court
house between 1890 a. m. and 400 p.
m. to-day. The conference is the re-
suit of a meeting held in this city on
August last.
A Van Hemert, the boomer of the
Delhi gold mine, now apparently obso-
lete, came to town with his family to
reside last week. He rented the house
of Mrs. Lusk for that purpose.
He has been residing in Renville coun-
ty.
The services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday morning will be in &C.
cordance with the prescribed liturgy
for All Saints Day, together with a
short sermon appropriate to the occa'
sion. In the evening the Rector will
continue his series of discourses on
'"The Parallels of Christ"
What an ideal fall day was last Sun
day? Hardly cloud appeared ovel
the horizon all day. Not breath O.
wind blew and the sun shone down
with unusual fall warmth. Such days
make life worth living in Minnesota
and make the wanderer wish that h'
was back to his old home.
The 1896 foliage has practically dis
appeared Only here and there can b.
found traces of the gown put on b.
Dame Nature last spring. These trace
are most beautiful-in places, golden
in other places wine-colored, tinget
with cream or brown-but all prepar
ing to fall to Mother Earth and be Gov
cred by the snow of winter.
1t is reported that number of hog
on the Gilfillan farm have recent.
died from the effects of cholera. EXtr
precautions are being taken to proven
spread of the disease in that section
| Nothing further has been heard of tn
cholera in Sheridan township, after
played such sad havoc with the hogs Q
John Ilett and II. J. Looney.
The marriage of Bishop Whipple
head of the Episcopal church in Min
nesota, to Mrs. E. Simpson, the widov
of millionaire cotton manufacturer Q
Massachusetts,, will be surprise to tn
many acquaintance of the Bishop il
this section of the State. The marriag
occurred at st. Bartholomew church
New York, Thursday. Bishop Whip
pie is "A years of age, while his bride
only 80.
Col. Frank Waters and daughter
Miss Maud, were over from Morton las
Sunday. Col. Waters is gold stand
ard Democrat and proposes to vote 70
Mckinley. In fact, he states that h
has been doing something never befor
| done by him in his -electioneer-
and besides he is electioneering for tn
Republican ticket He gave it as hi
opinion that the Republican tickle
would have majority in Renvill
county.
Col. George Welsh of the Morton
Eating House was in the city last Fri
day morning. Col. Welsh came owe
to purchase stock of first-class cream
cry butter of the Redwood Falls cream
cry association. He stated that tn
creamery in his town had suspende'
operations fora time, and inasmuch a
he was always giving his patrons tn
best of service, he came to Redwoo'
Falls for his butter. Mr. Welsh is al
enthusiastic Republican. He think
that Renville county will roll up a Re
publican majority next Tuesday, and
particular large majority for Heatwole
THE GAZETTE newspaper pres
turned out 5000 official county ballot
to be used in Redwood county mex
Tuesday There are about three thou
sand voters in the county. The Law
provides that there shall be printed tw
ballots for every vote cast at the las
general election. There were abou
$500 votes cast in the county two year
ago, but the increased registration viii
make the number of persons entitled t
vote about 5000. Auditor Anderson
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