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

show here June rs.
Percy Eykin was over from LAM
berton during the latter portion of
last week.
J. 81. Bowers will deliver the 4th of
July Grafton at the celebration in Sun
down on Saturday, July Sd.
Miss Nelson of Granite Falls, sister
of Bonnie Nelson, has been spending
the past week visiting with the family
of D. j. Laird.
St. Peter Journal: The REDWOOD
GAZETTE sent out G.. A. r. edition
this week with colors flying. The
GAZETTE is always bobbing up with
some new idea.
Gollmar Bros Circus, which will
give an exhibition here comes very
strongly recommended by the press
and public wherever they have been.
Let all turn out and make a grand
holiday.
II. L. Beecher has a neat piece of
lawn work in honor of the encamp-
ment this week. The three letters G..
A. R. are neatly cut on his lawn. They
are very large and the work is credit
to Mr.. Beecher as landscape artist.
Lawrence and Miss Flossie King
returned last Saturday from Drake
University. Des Moines, Iowa, where
they have been attending school dur
ing the past winter and spring. On
the way home Lawrence stopped off
in Minneapolis and purchased a new
separator for threshing purposes this
fall.
Col. Frank Waters, Major George
Welsh of Morton, and Surgeon. General
E.. F. Farmer of the Minneapolis &
St. Louis system, took supper at Ho-
tel Francois last Sunday evening. The
first two gentlemen we're talking seri.
ously about organizing a militia com.
pany at Morton.
E. A. Pease and wife returned from
their fishing trip in Kandiyohi county
last Saturday, leaving the remainder
of the, party to fish out their vacation
on the lakes. Mr.. Pease brought sew
eral good-sized fish back with him
among the number being a huge pike
caught the night before by Juliu.
Melges, who sent it down to his broth
er Albert.
| Messrs. Horace Jones and Irving
Tiffany are doing an excellent job O
kalsomining in the court house. Thu
hall has been given beautiful pinl
tint, while the Offices are receiving {
light green tint with pink ceilings
The whole is to haye good border t.
offset the tints. The court room vii
not be frescoed until after the roo
has been put in the proper condition
Gollmar Bros circus will exhibit il
this city on June Is. The circu.
makes no pretensions to carrying /;
menagerie but does claim that it give
one of the best circuses seen under
tent. The price of admission is only
Is cents, and hence a good circus fo
that money, will be we'll worth seeing
The day for the circus is Saturday
and there will undoubtedly be large
crowd in town on that day.
Olivia Press: A party from Red
wood Falls consisting of Will Barnes
and wife, Fred Barnes and wife, Chas
Thompson and wife, Ed. Pease anc
wife, Mrs. MARITIME ani James Byran
passed through here Monday on thei,
way to Green Lake on an outing trip
The party will spend about two weeks
camping at the lake and it is safe t.
say they will have most pleasurable
time.
On account of the inclement wealth
er the dedication of the new church al
Fort Ridgely was postponed unit
Sunday, the 4th of July, when series
o. camp-meetings will be held, SAYS
the Fairfax Crescent, DIR. l.. L. Hans
com opening the campaign on Satur
day, the Sd. There will be three O,
four sermons on Sunday at the natura
auditorium, with decoration of the
soldiers graves that was postponed
and general celebration on Monday
Able speakers are expected all through
the meetings and celebration. More
full announcements will be made
through the Crescent and by posters
Red Wing seems to be afflicted with
the dandeIion craze. The head man
of the editorial department of the