The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-07-08

A. d. Randall and wife of Orion
vile we're in the city for day or two
last week.
Maj. S. w. Tredway and Miss
Myrtle MCGOWAN of Morton took din
ner at Hotel Francois last Sunday.
Carl Mas was in from Westlipe
last Thursday. He stated that crops
in his section were looking good, and
the only danger to fair crop was ex-
cessive heat.
DR.. F. w. Birch left for Faribault
last Saturday for the purpose of
spending the celebrations of the Ma
tional Day at his old home. He re-
turned to Redwood Falls Tuesday.
Miss Kitten Houghmaster left Fri
day for Chicago, where she will visit
with the family of J. F. Skinner for
some time. Miss Kitten was unac-
companied and went in charge of the
conductor.
Supt. S. j. Race and Mrs. Race left
Friday over the Northwestern for Mil
waukee to attend the annual meeting
of the National Educational Associa-
ton. They stopped off at Owatonna
for two or three days.
David Whittet and S. S. Goodrich
left overland last week for Aitkin
county on a tour of inspection through
the northern portion of the State.
They will visit with Mr.. Goodrich's
son during their stay in Aitkin county.
Miss Ella Laird and Ron Theiring
drove to Granite Falls last Friday,
while Harry Laird took the train for
the same place. Miss Laird and Mr..
Theiring returned home Sunday after
noon. Harry is still in Granite get
ting better acquainted with friends
and relatives.
A big crowd from here attended the
celebration in Belview on July Sd.
They report the crowd so large as to
almost swamp the town, while the re-
freshment dispensaries we're continual
ly swamped, and the cellars of both
were filed with water by the heavy
rain that fell there during the after
noon.
James & Loss combined 10 and 20
cent shows will give exhibitions in
this city tomorrow. There will be an
afternoon and evening performance
under canvass. The show consists of
exhibitions by trained dogs, juggling
and wire walking, singing and dane
| ing, female impersonations, skirt
dancing, musical speciaIties, whistling
and trapeze work. The company
claims to have fine military band
travelling with it.
The city council has ordered the
Fourth street sewer lowered about
eight inches, all on account of the Or
iginal plans striking the water main
running along Lincoln street. Ac-
cording to the original sewer plan the
school house sewerage was to pass
out through the artery on Fifth street,
and in order to allow the school house
to connect on Fourth the change was
made necessary. The extra work will
only cost about $50.
Fred w. Hart contributes the fol-
lowing to the Methodist Herald: Upon
a recent visit to Redwood Falls the
writer found Rev. T. A. Jones, the
pastor of our church there, stirring
things up greatly on the temperance
question. He has been the means of
organizing town American Anti-Sa-
loon League, and is now organizing a
country league. John G.. Wooley was
there and gave one of his keen,
thoughtful and inspiring addresses to
crowded house.
New Ulm News: DR.. Welcome, ST.,
of Sleepy Eye, was in the city Thurs
day afternoon to assist DIR. Stricken in
an operation on Mrs. H. Welcome of
this city for bone abscess of the right
limb. We are glad to be able to re-
port that Miss Hopfensberger, of the
town of Eden, who was operated on
last Monday for abdominal abscess, is
recovering finely under his skillful
care. The case was an obscure one in
the beginning, and Drs. Finn of Red
wood, Adams of Morgan, and Strick-
Ter of this city, were consulted re-
garding the case, and each fully en-
dorsed and complimented the course
of treatment which had been followed.
The Pioneer Press of last Thursday
saws that Rev, John Sinclair. with his