The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-12
Miss Marie jackson is attending the

MISS Marie jackson is attending tn
summer training school at Tracy.
| Miss Gladys Ferguson of Morgan
was the guest Of Miss Dora Wolf
during the past week.
W. G. Brown and w. r. Mitchell
we're over from Lamberton during thu
middle portion OF last week.
The ST. Agnes Guild OF the Episco
pal church will be entertained by Mrs
A. Il. Anderson tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. R. S. Whipple returned home
from an extended visit among friends
and relatives in New York the latter
part OF last week.
DR.. A. B. Halves, wife and son, re
turned home from an extended visit
among friends and relatives at ELI
Point, S. D., last week.
Miss Blanche HAYES leaves to-day
for her home in Mankato. Miss Halves
will leave in September for California
where she will spend the winter.
Miss Josie Greening, who has been
visiting in W. R. Caswell's home fol-
two months past, returned to her home
in Grand Meadow last Tuesday.
Minneapolis Journal: Rev. Henry
Beer, formerly of Redwood Falls
writes an interesting letter from Ju.
neau. Beer is very popular with the
miners.
A. II. Moon started up his thresh.
ing machine on the Seebeck farm to-
day. His will be the first thresher in
the field for the crop of 1897 in Red
wood county.
Stephen Golden, representing Pen
tony Bros marble works, returned
last week from a trip through South
Dakota, disposing of several hundred
dollars worth of tombstones during
his trip.
Register of Deeds Cobleigh was at
tending to harvesting on his farm ovel
in Willow Lake township during the
past week, Miss Grace Chadbournf
conducting the registers office during
his absence.
Weather Prophet Hicks predicted
that after last Thursday we would
have three weeks of clear weather. 1
rained On Friday, but day out of thu
way is not bad for even as good ;
weather prophet as Hicks.
Mrs. Jas. B. Robinson gave mos
charming farewell tea to Miss Blanche
Halves last Tuesday evening. A large
number of Miss Halves friends were
present to wish her God-speed on be-
journey to California in search fo
health.
Auditor and Mrs A. H. Anderson
returned last week from their visi
with W. A. French and wife at Olivia
Mr.. Anderson states that Mr.. Frencl
| is making success of the hotel bust
ness at Olivia, and that the hotel is en-
joying rafting good business.
i David Crouley was down from Elk
ton, S. d., last week, and visited will
| his brother, VIM. Crouley, while here
| William and Miss Lulu Crouley re
turned with him and will visit in Elk
ton until the State University opens
at which time they will enter that in
stitution to take the regular course.
| Hon. James T. McCleary, repre-
sentative in Congress from this dis
trict, was in the city last Tuesday. MI
McCleary stated that his visit her
had no particular significance. H
was of the opinion that the wave O
prosperity was here and that the pas
four years would not be repeated TO
many years to come.
| The G. A. r. encampment com
mittee, through Secretary King,
able to make q partial report of tn
work of the committee on receipts ant
expenditures of the encampment
The committee received 1852 from
subscriptions and 47.15 from privileg
es. The expense for labor was $137 IS
for lumber and other materials $68. Oe
for rent of the big tent $40, for music
hotel expenses, ETC., $92.5O. A part O
the amount has, as yet, been uncol
lected, while there are some small bill
yet remaining to be liquidated.
Supt. Race feels highly elated owe
the reports of the recent school dis
trict meetings held throughout tn
county. These reports show that il
nearly every district it was voted t.
| hold school for an increased mum
Der of months over last year, and onl,