The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-05-27
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delinquent next luoSUdy.
Harry Bailey is now employed as
engineer and porter at Hotel Francois.
A. w. Bingham of Bingham Bros,
New Ulm, called on Agent Cloudy last
Thursday.
NJ. c.. Madsen and P. j. Kaer of
Hutchinson, two cement sidewalk con-
tractors, were in town last Friday.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Ed. Ever
cit tomorrow afternoon. Gentlemen
invited to tea.
Dawson Sentinel: Redwood Falls
is having an electric light plant put
in this spring. No doubt they will
shine when they get the plant in op-
Grafton.
All Odd Fellows are urgently re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall
at 8 a. m. Saturday morning, to get in
readiness for the Decoration Day pa
rade. By order of John Woffensmith,
N. G..
H. o. Schleuder, the optician, will
be at Henry Schleuder's jewelry store
one week, commencing tomorrow,
Friday, May 18th. If you are having
trouble with your eyes consult him.
Examination free. 1t
Robinson & Co. have sold the Clay
farm in section II, Redwood Falls
township to John H. jackson for
$2,4OO, and the northeast quarter of
section %, Underwood, to Thos. Nc
Naughton, for ST. 600.
S. Pollard and wife leave for Min
neapolis to-day, where they go to seek
medical treatment for the latter, who
has been in poor health for several
months past. If Mrs. Pollard's health
permits the two will visit at Brownton
and Hutchinson before returning
home.
Judge Gorham Powers of Granite
Falls, who is holding court in Beaver
Falls, was the guest of FL. D. and
Mrs. Baldwin over Sunday. The two
gentlemen are old friends. Judge
Powers wanted to attend the G.. A. r
eacampment here next month but a
term of cehrt at Litchfeld prevents
him from doing SO.
Sanborn Sentinal: A message from
the Hospital at St. Peter reached here
Saturday noon to the effect that VIM
Bot had escaped from that institution
that morning.. The parents we're quite
anxious as to his whereabouts, bat
their fears we're appeased Monday
morning upon fnding him asleep ia
the barn at home, tired out with his
dong tramp. A walk of about seventy
miles proves quite ap exertion to a
man unused to labor.
A thief or thieves stole the new sin
gle top Perry buggy belonging to
Frank L. Carpenter last Thursday
aight. The buggy was seen in the
shed at ten o'clock. About the same
time a camper was seen hieching his
herses in the alley south of the house,
and suspicion points to this camper
as having stolen the buggy. The bug
gy was not missed uatil the following
morning when police authorities 10
this and surrounding counties we're
notified.
Robert Pryor, second son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Pryor of this city.
was married to Miss Cynthia McCar-
dell of Montrose, Mimi, at Buffalo,
on Saturday, May 18th. The we'd
ding occurred IN the presence of the
groosa's brother, Prof. Leonard Pryor
and wife, who went up to Buffalo to
witness the same. The marriage was
a complete surprise to the relatives.
The couple is expected here during
the present week. They will make
Redwood county their future home.
The steamer Henrietta, after plying
the Minnesota river for all of two
weeks, has gone back on the Mime
sofa and will be seen no more among
us until other years to come, when
water is high, says the St. Peter Her
aid. She is now but memory. The
last excursion was run to LIE Sueur
and return last Sunday, when 200 or
800 passengers availed themselves of
the opportunity for cruise upon the
majestic stream which has it's head of
navigation between St. Paul and Red
wood Falls.
There has been a general push on
the part of all residents and property