The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-08

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the American Express Co., was in the
city over Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Bissell, teacher in the
Saltwater public schools, is spending
the spring vacation with her parents
in this city.
w. A. Hauck is again behind the
counters of Francois & Schmahl, after
spending the winter with his parents
in St. Paul and brothers in Wood
Lake.
Miss Emma Chapman is home from
Revere, where she has been teaching
school for the past several months.
She will return for the spring term the
latter part of next week.
The commissioners compelled to
drive into Redwood Falls report the
very worst of roads. Leo Aftermath
and T. J. Sloan we're the only two,
Mr.. Wilson taking the train at Walnut
Grove and Mr.. Carlisle at Morgan.
Henry Schleuder returned home
last Tuesday evening from his painful
trip south. He was accompanied by
a sister, Mrs. Charles Retzloff of Win
nebago City, who will manage the
Schleuder household for a short time.
Carl Roseberg has been putting in
a new bake oven during the past
week, While at work on the same
Friday evening the brick portion of
the oven took tumble and it required
all day Saturday to have the break re-
paired.
All members of Charity Chapter No.
IS, 0. E. S., should make it point to
be present at the meeting next
Wednesday evening. Besides initia-
ton an elaborate and mysterious pro-
gramme has been prepared by the en-
tertainment committee.
| W. S. Southwick has rented the O.
| W. Mcmillan residence in the Second
ward and the firm of Southwick &
Angel will occupy the same as resi-
dence after the 18th of this month.
Mr.. Mcmillan and family move to the
residence of the formers mother, just
west Of their present home. After the
first day of June Mrs. Ella Mcmillan
, will visit with relatives scattered from
, the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean.
Fred Buechler of Three Lakes is re-
} sponsible for the following hog story,
alleged to have occurred on his farm
IL missed large hog of mine little
: over three months ago, and after hunt
7 ing high and low for his carcass gave
) him up as lost. Last week as the
, snow which had drifted around hay
7 stack had nearly all disappeared Mr.
} Hog came out of as neat wintering
: quarter as [ have ever seen. The hog
? had lived all winter on snow, the roots
. of the ground and little hay. He ey-
. identity got caught in drift during
? one Of the big storms we had about
> three months ago."
: Before leaving for his St. Paul home
last Friday John Riheldaffer stated to
a GAZETTE reporter that unless the city
!. and county acted towards the compile
} ton of the Ramsey creek road into
) Redwood Falls, and thu construction
: of the bridge across the creek near
the falls the Riheldaffer estate would
consider it its duty to reclaim the land
} given the city and county for that
, road, as it was donated with the ex-
Z press understanding that the road and
bridge would be completed within a
/ reasonable time. It is time for bust
ness men to take action regarding this
: short line into Redwood Falls.
, Marshall Messenger: Col. Frank
Irish, the rotund travelling passenger
agent of the Northwestern road, is not
in Cuba fighting the Spaniards, at
l least not now, for he was seen on Mar
shall streets last Friday, and the
|, minds of his many friends were put
) at ease, for not even scar was discov-
: cred upon him. The popular impress
sion went out that Col. Frank had
} given up railroad battling and had re-
Gently gone to lead the Cuban insurg-
ents to victory, but as matter of fact
the genial agent is only cunning for
some OF the newspaper boys who have
| given Franks views on the Cuban sit
: uation certain publicity. Look out
, julius you of The REDWOOD GAZETTE.
} The Redwood river reached its
greatest heighth last Friday and Sat
: urday since the big floods of 81, and
, | II was feared # would RIM still hiohor