The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-22

Mountaln Tea.
The st. Agnes Guild will be enter
tanned by Mrs. w. D. Finn tomorrow
afternoon.
DIR. J. w. Golden and Eugene w,
Drake left for Minneapolis Monday to
take in the bicycle and dog show.
Supt. Fred. Stewart OF the North
western at Tracy, placed the latter
portion of his name on the register of
Hotel Francois last Friday.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Madigan now re-
ceives her GAZETTE at 1926 Minor av-
enue, Seattle, Washington, per request
for street change OF address receiv-
ed at this office last Wednesday.
The senate finance committee has
recommended for indefinite postpone
ment the house bill seeking to appro-
pirate $1,000 for the purchase of the
Knuepple property at the Lower
Sioux Agency for monument and 9th
or State purposes.
Thompson & Mead have purchased
the harness shop tools of E. W. Drake
and have moved the same, together
with other articles purchased to their
warehouse on Third street where the
firm is now running a saddlery bust.
ness in connection with their machin.
cry trade.
Thompson & Mead are arranging tc
build an addition to their machine
sheds on Third street. The firm has
also put in harness shop and repair
ing outfit in connection with their ma
chinery business. The latter will be
in charge of Paul Mccoy, a first class
harness manufacturer.
VIM. Derwent and daughter, Mrs
O. w. Mcmillan and two sons, left fo1
Minneapolis Monday to spend two
weeks with relatives in that city. Mrs
Mcmillan will also be present at tn
marriage of Miss Eta johnson, a
one time resident of this place, whicl
is to occur in Minneapolis next week.
The Lend Hand club was organ
lied by the young girls around tow
at meeting held at the home of S. J
Race last Friday evening. The Presi
dent is Jennie Evans, vice-presiden
George Chadderdon, secretary Ada
Race, social committee Frank Evan
and Grin Hale. The object of tn
club, which has had a de facto exist
ance for some time is to render assist
ance to the poor and carry flowers t
the sick.
/ The menu card for the Sunday din
ner at Hotel Francois last Sunday con
tanned list of the most delectabl
articles that host could get together
u Aside from Including everything il
!: the line of meats it contained radishes
1 onions, lettuce, etc., and the pastr
heading was followed by ice cream,
angel food, strawberry shortcake, etc
Sunday dinners at the Francois ar
popular, and it is expected that resi-
: dents of Redwood Falls will be amon'
those to take advantage of them dun
/ ing the summer.
i The weather took a turn for tn
worse last Sunday morning when
northwest wind commenced working
and before night had driven the warn
atmosphere from this region. TIL
wind blew a continual hurricane a.
day, sending dust, dead leaves, etc
through the air. The afternoon wa
exceedingly chilly and coal stove
we're kept booming with heat durin
! that time and all evening. Monda
morning fouad thin coat of frost o.
i sidewalks and windows, the wind sti
\ in the Northwest, and far from bein
comfortable ia summer costume.
Through the efforts of Thos. Dee
nistoun John Simpson of Morton ha
purchased the magnificent pure-bre
Clydesdale stallion Prince of Win
throp No. 1896. He is superb ba
animal bred near Winthrop. H
weighs 300 pounds in working. Hi
sire is Energetic by Lord Erskine an
50 on down the list to good old Scot
fish ancestry. Mr.. Dennistoun is G
the opinion that the animal is one G
the finest in this section and urge
. breeders to consult with the owner
The animal will be at Delhi on Mon
days and Tuesdays, at Redwood Fall
on Wednesdays and at Morton til
balance of the week.
A competitive examination for tn
II IGodot chin of Vast po; IT will Io bol