The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-05
F. M. O'Hara was attending to bus
mess matters in Renville last week.

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mess matters in Renville last week.
The Laird Norton Co. has sold the
| lumber for the erection of a large, new
barn on the stock farm of Tyson &
Dickinson east of the city.
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
forenoon the subject will be why
was Solomon at once the Wisest Man
and the Greatest Fool of the World?
What Part had his Seven Hundred
Wives in the Making of Him?"
Mrs. G.. E. Waldron and daughter,
Mrs. A. L. Ingalls, and daughter, left
last Thursday for Rochester, Dodge
Centre, Kasson and other Southern
Minnesota towns. They will spend a
month visiting friends and relatives
there.
o. E. Maxson of Marshall. brother
of Mrs. Geo. B. Hughes, came down
from that place last Saturday on Wis
it with his sister. Mr.. Maxson has
been under the weather for some time
past and his trip here is with the in
tention of regaining lost flesh.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches have decided to hold Sunday
evening union meetings during the
next few weeks. Services we're held
in the Methodist church last Sunday
evening, and will be held at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday.
Col. W. NJ. Todd of St. Paul, form
erly of>this city, was juror in the
case of the State VS.. Col. Albert Schef-
fer, accused of embezzling money from
the insolvent Allemania Bank of St.
Paul, last week. Col. Todd and Col
Scheffer have been acquaintance in
the past.
A party of base ball enthusiasts
went to Morton during the early part
of the week and played with team
wearing the Morton colors, although
the former say that the team was made
up of men within radius of 100 miles
of Morton. When the game was finish.
ed the Morton crowd was growing or
the strength of victory by the score
of Is to 3.
| Redfeld Journal Observer: H. V
Ruter, an old newspaper man and
printer, came down from St. Paul OF
Saturday to visit his wife, May Bent
Ruter, and pretty son. He was ia
yorably impressed with the city and
country. He formerly resided in Red
wood Falls, Mimi, and did much in
making great paper of The GAZETTE
of that city. He returned home or
Tuesday evenings Milwaukee train.
| The State Board of Health has no
tilted the chairmen of the town boards
of Gales and Johnsonville to quaran
tine the places where hogs have sud
denly died from supposed cholera
says Rural Center. Friday morning
Hon. James A. Larson's hogs we're, sc
far as be could see, we'll. At noon he
found four dead. The number los,
by S. P. Hicks in Gales has largely in
creased since first mentioned in this
paper.
i Olivia Press: O. J. Everson hat
stepped down and out of his position
as manager of the Grand Central no
tel, his place being filed by W. A
French. Under Mr.. Everson's man
agement the Grand Central has es
tablished fine reputation as desir
able resort for the travelling public
and his many friends, not only il
Olivia but among the travelling men
regret the change. AS to Mr.. Els flu
ture intentions we are not informed
but certain it is that he will not Ions
remain out of Sob"
j The Granite Falls base ball team
was to have crossed bats With the Red
wood club on the local ground las
Monday afternoon but the club wire(
} that owing to the disability of fou
players it could not come. Some O
! the local players we're bound to hav'
a game, anyway, and induced the tour
lists and seekers for labor about tow
to get up club. The latter was made
up of some good players and won GU
by score of 20 to IA. The gam,
| was probably thrown on account O
prizes offered to the tourists if they
would beat, and the Redwood boy.
having nothing to play for, concluded
!. to let their opponents have the game
and share in the spoils of war. The
game was full of excitement from