The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-17

visiting with Mrs. Phoebe Hitchcock,
q sister of Mrs. Rowell's.
/ The bill posters of Gollmer Bros
circus arrived here last Friday and
commenced their work on the follow
ing morning.
j VIM. Dolan and family of Excelsior
have moved into the Glassco residence
at the foot of Mill street. Mr.. Dolan
is representative of the Excelsior
nursery.
j Editress Name Starr of the Tracy
Trumpet and Miss Ellingsen we're in
the city Monday, they with Rev. 81.
McHenry Of Delhi, taking dinner at
j Hotel Francois with Rev. John Sin
clair. -
i Evangelist Rose closed his e -
meetings at the Christian CT Mon
day night and last nigh conducted
meeting at Morton. He leaves Nor
ton for Minneapolis to-day and will go
from there to Austin or Red Wing to
continue tent meetings in the interests
of the church.
1 Geo. Kettlewell quietly babe good
bye to Redwood Falls last week, and
on his wheel started for the south.
He expects to go down into Missouri
before stopping. His father is in that
State and he is in hopes of finding
employment with the elder Kettlewell
Mrs. John Scheuer of St. Peter, a
friend of Mrs. R. Schmahl, has been
, visiting with the latter in this city dur
, ing the past week. The two have
known each other for IS years, they
having resided as neighbors at ST.
Peter and Traverse des Sioux prior to
, 1869.
Adelbert ". Lyman returned home
, from Hamline last Saturday. He will
remain here for siv weeks, after which
t he will attend the summer training
: school at the State University, and al
. the adjournment of that term, he will
= go to Stewartville, where he has al
i, ready secured position as principa
Q of the schools at that place.
f Earl Bunce met with a frightful &C
g cident while attempting to alight from
}. a wagon just back of Mrs. r. Schmahls
f residence last Saturday. He fell un
! der the wide-tire Wheel, the latter
passing over his body, nearly tearing
g off an ear, breaking the collar bone
9 and decorating the flesh down all O.
0 one side of his body. While the in
y juries are not serious yet they vii
9 keep the young man under the doc
9 tors care for long time to come.
Q Elsewhere VIM. Crouley ADVERTISE
i various articles for sale and his resi-
It dence property for rent after Aug. 1st
j. Mr.. Crouley will move to Minneapoli
S about Aug. [, and will reside there TO
= four or more years. His object il
Il moving is to get his two children nea
n the University where they will be abb
to take the complete University cours
Q of four years, and afterwards a specia
K course in whatever they desire. MI
q Crouley has no intention of giving u]
q Redwood Falls as his home. He will
g be engaged in some business in tia
9 city during the time he resides there
}, The facts leading up to the appear
Q anee of the circus in this city Nigh
Q be interesting. The advance agen
: appeared here last Friday morning
: He asked acting Mayor o. W. McMil
S Ian for a license. The two ran u,
Q against the $50 ordinance and the ad
: vance wouldn't stand that for circu
without a menagerie. The council
= was called in special session and final
: ly agreed to cut to S25, but the ad
), vance wouldn't pay that, and wa
S abont to go to an adjoining town
9 Three of the aldermen were in favo
e of $50, and afterwards the Fourth
b was won over, and still the advanc,
9 insisted that he would not pay owe
: SIS. A citizen interested went arouue
/ to others interested and raised the ex
S ira S., after which the advance tool
e the license and called his bill poster!
t to do their work.
9 r. j. Mccormack, county treasurer
of Kane county. Illinois, the owner o.
half a section of farming lands in Val
r township, this county, was in this city
!, during the latter part of last We
5 Mr.. Mccormack states that IT, lie
} no better in Illinois than p re here
although there are the game indica-