The Redwood gazette., 1897-05-13

day at Southwick & Angell's.
Miss Elsie Childs of Renville is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Mather.
Miss Carrie Isham entertains the
st. Agnes Guild and its friends to-
morrow afternoon.
j. n. Byington was over from Wal
nut Grove during portion of Tues
day and Wednesday of last week.
The commissioners adjourned Tues
day night, although some committee
work in connection with the sewer sys-
tenn to the jail was being discussed
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Vernon J. Rose, the Christian
Evangelist, with his singer, will COM
mence series of meetings with the
Church Of Christ in this city Sunday,
May 18th. The public is invited to
attend them.
Master Tommy Purcell with the
Schubert Symphony Club and Lady
Quartette is certainly prodigy and
most justly deserves the name he has
been called -"The most wonderful of
all child artists" Hear him at the
opera house Friday evening, May 2l.
In addition to proposed improve
ments to be made to the G. w.
George elevator by Mr.. Engelhart
instead of the horse power heretofore
used. Aside from this two roller
mill will be placed somewhere on the
elevator site, and so connected with
the engine as to grind all kinds Of
feed for patrons. In addition to this
Mr.. Engelhart will run wood yard,
and will have a power saving machine
run in connection with the engine
room. The yards will be fenced and
placed in first class condition.
Samuel Sickle writes from Santa
Barbara, CAL, to the effect that Hon.
E. St. Julien Cox, formerly Judge OF
the Ninth Judicial district, and we'll
known in this city, is billed to deliver
the address on Decoration Day before
the members of Star King Post No.
81, G. A. R., of Santa Barbara. The
Post numbers IS members, the popu-
lation of Santa Barbara county is
about 1000! Decoration Day exer-
cises usually calls out from two to
three thousand people in that city.
Mr.. Sickle adds "that the Judge will
be equal to the occasion is foregone
conclusion"
The Commercial Hotel changed
hands after breakfast last Saturday
morning. James Burgess stepped
out of the hotel and H. Kahler OF
| Hotel Francois took possession. MIR
\ Kahler now has both the Francois and
i Commercial and the two will be run
| in conjunction with each other. Mr.
4 Kahler's son, William Kahler oil
Rochester, will run the Commercial
for his father and the hotel will be
run up to it's standard under Mr.. Bur.
/ CESS or better. Will Kahler moved tc
the Hotel after breakfast Saturday
morning. His wife came up fron
4 Rochester Friday and is mistress oi
u the hotel. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kahler
i like their parents, are first-class hote'
managers, and there will be friendly
and interesting competition between
! the two places, 40 doubt.
j Mayor Philbrick and the members
lof the city council inspected the pro
! posed route through Ramsey Park
] over the falls, and north to the Min.
nesota river bridge during the early
y part of the week. The road was con.
sidered the most feasible of any now
running into the city from that direc.
ton. There is some grading to be
done just north of William Christian 's
residence and down on the Ramsey
i bottom, but it is hardly worth men.
i tioning. The bridge across the creek
| just above the falls would cost be
tween $500 and 81 600 and this amount
would build bridge that would be
permanent. Mr.. F. P. Clough has
graded the road from the falls up and
it is in good condition. The road then
leading north to the banks south of
the St. Louis tracks is now in excel
lent condition for traffic, and needs
grading in one place alone. The grade
into the Minnesota valley is the easi-
est known along the bluffs and a
two horse team could pull heavy
load up the hill with ease. The road
| fboy, r,,nc oocf op1 nor%h 4o tbo MI