The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-05

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Wednesday to attend the convention
at that place.
Miss Hattie Root of Waseca was
visiting with the family of Isaac Root
during the first of the week.
The Misses Alice and Matte Big
ham will entertain the Cycle Of the
Presbyterian church at their home to-
morrow afternoon Gentlemen invited
to supper.
Mrs. B. Marvin and Miss jeanette
Marvin of Lysander, New York, sister
and niece of Mrs. Fl. D. Baldwin, ar
rived here last week on an extended
visit with the latter.
Mrs. G.. j. Cook and Miss Faith
Hale we're elected delegates last Sun
day evening to represent the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Christian
church at the State convention to be
held during the latter part of this
month.
The R. D. Hubbard Milling Co.
property at Mankato comprising mill
which has manufactured much -four
for this section of the State, will be
sold under the hammer by the as
signee, George T. Barr of Maukato,
next Saturday.
The Misses Birdie O'Hara and
Fawn Sites of this place are attending
the summer training school in session
at Olivia. this month. The Misses
Bertha Schoening and Augusta Tolz-
man of North Redwood are also at
tending the same school.
Eugene Blake, residing near Frank
lin, was lodged in Jail here last week
charged with attempting to wreck a
St. Louis train between Franklin and
Morton. Jacob Shore, another boy,
was arrested as an accomplish, but the
latter gave bail for his appearance be-
fore the Renville grand jury.
Fred. L. Warner returned home
from Lake City last Friday. Mr.
Warner was at Lakeview during the
National guard and regular army en-
campment, and states that both regi.
ments acquitted themselves creditably
He also took launch ride down tc
Reads Landing, where he spent g
short time with E.. R. Duerre, who
formerly resided here. Mr.. Duerre
will visit Redwood Falls this week.
In general orders No. 4, touching on
the 3lst National Encampment of the
G. A. R. at Buffalo the Minneapolis &
St. Louis is mentioned as the officia
train, the headquarters of the State
department is given as the Ellicott
Square Building, Buffalo, and the
headquarters train will leave St. Paul
at z p. m. Aug. I'D. William P. Dun.
nington of this city is mentioned as
aid de-camp on the staff of Depart.
ment Commander E. B. Wood.
Judge Glenn held special term Of
probate court last Thursday at this
place for the purpose CT adjusting
claims against the Remick estate, says
the Olivia Press. A portion of the
claims was allowed in full, while 9th
ers we're compromised or cut. One
bill of considerable amount was take1
under advisement by the court. The
Remick estate is an extensive one and
embraces property in Renville county
Minneapolis and Chicago to the value
of nearly 100000. Mrs. Remick was
represented by Attorneys Miller anc
Eddy.
Renville Star Farmer: The Red
wood batters came over Saturday t.
put in their best ticks on our dia nond
Four of our best men we're absent, bu
the boys held the score down pretty
we'll for all that. Our team had three
scores at the 9TH inning and the visit
ors none, On this inning the Red
woodites managed to run in five scores
and on last half of inning Renvillt
run in three more scores. The frs
half of 9Th inning Redwood run il
three more scores, and this was al
that was made the score at the end O
the game standing 8 to 6 in favor O
, Redwood. 1t was pretty and quie
game of ball, both sides playing ex
cellent ball except in the 9TH and 8tl
innings many errors crept in.
} The Minnesota Telephone Co., will
capital stock of $4,000, has incor
porated at Glencoe. The Register
J says that the purpose of the company
J is to construct a telephone system be