The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-11-04

tanned by Mrs. H. A. Baldwin to-mor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Ballard aud daughter, Miss
Carrie Ballard, of Rochester are visit
ing with the family of F. NJ. Isham.
Fred Paul, wife and children, left
for Waseca last Thursday for the pur-
pose of visiting with the parents of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul residing in and
around that city.
John Frost of Mantorville, who has
been in the employ of Frank Hammer
during the threshing season just
closed, returned to his home in Man
torville this week.
The news that Senator French will
not insult the voters of the district
with a request for renominotion is
the most welcome that has been re-
ceived in twelvemonth, remarks the
New Ulm Review.
Miss Julia Huntington entertained
a party of Halloween spirits at her
home last Saturday evening. Games
and ghost stories were INDUCED in af
ter which refreshments were served.
These spirits called on the different
places about town at late hour.
E. A. Pease went to Morgan Thurs
day to take charge of the saloon of j.
B. Schoueller of that place. The sa-
loon with fixtures, edibles and drink
ables, were all attached and Mr.. Pease
is now in position to start in the sa-
loon business, lacking only the IL
cense.
Hal Wing has been making extern
sive improvements in his laundry in
this city, one of the improvements be-
ing a hot room for drying purposes.
When the room contains laundry Hal
keeps it's temperature very high. He
claims that it is great thing for fine
laundry.
| Waseca Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G.. Ranney of Homer, N. Y, visited
several days last week in this city with
the formers brother, Mr.. E. G. Ran
ney. They left Friday evening fol-
Sioux Falls, s. D., where they expect
to remain a couple of weeks, when
they will go to Redwood Falls.
L. R. Root has been engaged as as.
sistant cashier of the Redwood County
Bank, and entered upon his new du-
tics last Monday. Mr.. Root has been
with two or three Sioux City banks
and later travelling agent for credit
company, and all of the concerns gave
the local bank very high testimonials
as to Mr.. Roots efficiency.
The Spring Valley Sun says, in
speaking of the departure of Rev. G
H. Way, to Redwood Falls: "The M
E. church of this place never had a
more scholarly man, more kind
hearted man, or man that did better
work in the church, and for his fellow.
men outside the church, than Mr.
Way. The church and society have
lost family they we're proud Of, and
who will live long in memory of their
Spring Valley friends"
Joseph Tyson and e. E. Mckay re-
turned from Chicago last Friday af-
ternoon. They report that the LOG
head of fat steers from Gilfillan farm
that they took to Chicago more than
tipped the highest notch of the Chi
cago market. The price received was
SIS 10 per hundred, and the steers av.
eraged 1910 pounds each. Chicago
baef seekers stated that it was the
finest drove of steers of that size that
appeared in Chicago for some time
previous.
| DR.. Burton, chief surgeon of the
Rock Island route, stationed at Min
neapolis, came up from Minneapolis
last Wednesday, and was with the
other physicians in consultation over
the case of DR.. Finn. DR.. j. w. B.
Welcome of Sleepy Eye, also came
up on the same train with Drs. Burton
and Walsh, he having been in the
northern portion of the State when be
received the news that DR.. Finn was
sick. Drs. Stoddard of Fairfax and
Penhall of Morton were with the form
or three during the consultation with
DR.. Pease.
Granite Journal: Before we went
to press last week we heard the rumor
that some bodies had been found in
the ruins of the Slever Berg barn
which burned the week before; we
did not obtain enough authentic in