The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-07-29

Mrs. G.. r. Pease is now visiting
with friends in Viola, Wis.
Mrs. Henry Tappin of Carlinville,
ILL.,, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. w.
r. Houck.
Mrs. George B. Hughes and daugh-
ter Sibyl left for St. Peter Thursday
on visit with relatives there.
Miss Agnes Garritt of Sparta, Wis,
niece Of Mrs. J. P. Cooper, is visit
ing the Cooper family, having come
up from Sparta with her grandfather.
Matt Offerman left for St. Paul last
Wednesday to consult with physicians
there regarding serious complaint
from which he has been ailing for
some time.
Asa P. Brooks returned home from
Carver, MINI, last Saturday, and will
remain here for some time. MIR. Brooks
has been editing the Carver County
Journal since its inception.
Miss Lillian Hurd, who has been
employed at The Fair store for some
months past, returned to her home
near Mankato last week, and will re-
main there until fall or spring.
Sanborn Sentinel: Leo Aftermath
brought in a bunch of thirteen head
of cattle Monday which Julius Lehne
pronounced as the finest herd that has
been brought to our town this year.
A son of John Lauterbach had q
big toe nearly cut off while playing on
the farm of his father Monday even
ing. The boy was jumping and jump
ed on the sharp portion of a tin can
The toe although nearly severed will
probably grow on to the foot again.
II. johnson has his face badly in.
jured in runaway accident on the
gravelled turnpike just west of the
city. The pole became detached from
the ueckyoke, frightening the team in
to run, throwing both Mr.. and Mrs
johnson out of the same, and scratch
ing Mr.. Johnson's face badly. Mrs
johnson was uninjured.
Miss Florence Carroll of Watertown
S. D., who has been visiting with tn
family of W. P. Huntington eve
since the Brown-Warner nuptials, re
turned to her home last Saturday
She was accompanied by Miss Juli
Huntington, who will visit with Mis-
Carroll and Mrs. Brown for severa
weeks.
A tennis tournament between Red
wood Falls and St. Peter is anon.
the near future events, says the ST
Peter Herald. The tournament is t.
be held upon the St. Peter courts ant
the locals expect to "love' their Red
wood friends to a finish. The loca
club will also send a team to TAX
part in the Minnetonka tournament.
Two base ball teams. alleging to b
the fat and lean clubs of Redwood
Falls, played for honors out on tn
fair ground park last Thursday. Th
fats won by score of 9 to Z. tn
GAZETTE refrains from mentionin!
names for fear that it would have t,
mention the names of all the profes
sional base ball players in Redwood
Falls.
There have been an unusual mum
Der of tourists in the city dnring tn
past two weeks, and some of them ar
exceptionally bold in their demands a
the kitchen doors. Several ladie
have been frightened as result O
their actions and language. 1t Nigh
be we'll to have the police patrol tn
residence district of the city durin,
the hours Immediately following reg
ular meals at home
In the Alaskan Miner published a
Juneau, sent to this Office by Rev
Henry Beer, we notice marriage nc
tice in which it appears that Robe1
Insley, the popular manager of tn
Juneau opera house, was united il
marriage to Blanche Isabelle Bridge
by Rev. II. Beer, rector of Trinit
: Episcopal church, and that as soon a
the marriage ceremony was performe
the newly welded couple started fo
the Klondyke gold regions.
The Mankato Free Press states tina
Attorney A. E. Clark Of that place
formerly of Redwood Falls and Monte
video, has been retained by Mrs. Abra
hamowsky and two other people wit
even more unpronounceable names il
! an action against the Hastings & Da
/ kota railroad and possibly against tn