The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-09

Mrs. .. 5. Jennings LETT Tor Mime
spolis on visit last Monday.
Miss Louisa Knowlton leaves for
st. Mary's Hall, Faribault, next Tues
day.
Mrs. J. A. Wiley was over from
Tracy last week, the guest of Mrs. G.
A. Francois.
G. G. Kenney will be at his gallery
in Redwood Falls one week in each
month. Gallery open through Fair
week. 1t
John Woffensmith and Nels P. Lewis
left Wednesday to take in the sights
and scenes of the big towns and the
State Fair.
Jay Dawson, who has been visiting
with his aunt, Mrs. P. D. Hitchcock
during the past week, returned to his
home at Mortified, Monday.
S. Pollard returned from Minneapo-
lis and Mcleod county last Friday.
Mrs. Pollard is visiting with friends
and relatives in Hutchinson.
Mrs. w. D. Finn left for Wisconsin
during the latter part of last week.
Her father and mother will return
with her and they will make this place
their future home.
Henry Simondet found a ladies'
cape on the road leading into town
Monday morning. The owner can
have the same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
The management of the Marshall
team writes that it will be impossible
for that base ball club to visit Red
wood and play ball this year. The
club claims to have its dates all filled
up to September 18th. when it releases
its battery.
The Rev. Charles A. Poole of Fari-
bault has been the guest of Rev. W.
81. Knowlton during the past two
weeks, the two gentlemen spending
the greater portion of their time in the
field with guns. On Monday they left
for Tracy.
E. A. Twitchell of St. Cloud, spoke
to about two dozen people at the opera
house Saturday night on Evolution
Not Revolution, the Nations Hope" q
speech brim full of antagonism to the
dragons of Wall and Lombard streets
and the American plutocrats, or rather
the Americans who have money.
The band of fresh air children who
have been enjoying the country air fol
the past four weeks returned to Min.
neapolis last Saturday, in charge Of
Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock. The two
little Ahern girls, entertained by Mrs
Sites, will remain several weeks longer
at the home of Chas. Peavey of Bea
yer.
The case of Jennings vs.. johnson
in which N. T. Davies of Albert Les
is the leading plaintiff, will probably
be appealed to the Supreme Court
notice of appeal having already beer
served on the attorneys for the de-
tense, Messrs. Baldwin & Patterson
by Attorney j. A. Sawyer for the
plaintiff.
! Conductor Henry Hand of the Min
neapolis & st. Louis is in Minneapo
lis hospital, where he will probably bt
obliged to undergo an operation thai
may result in the loss of both of hi.
| limbs below the knee, owing to injuries
to them received in a wreck a Ions
time ago. Mr.. Hands place on thu
St. Louis is filed by Conductor Nor
risey.
j Word was received here last weel
to the effect that Miss Tunis Gordon
daughter of Bishop Gordon, and a
one time a leader in society in Thu
city, had been married to ALDER,
Sayres, young farmer of Lakeville
Dakota county, on Aug. 25th. The
marriage ceremony was performed b,
a Minneapolis clergyman, at the HON,
of A. E. McCarty. The young friends
of Mrs. Sayres in this city undoubted
ly wish her pleasant sailing.
Secretary Stewart of the Farmer.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Red
wood Falls township, reports fou
losses to that company by reason O
the electrical storm of week ago las
| Monday evening. Peter Lund O
Brookville, lost stack of wheat, j . A
johnson of Lamberton lost two stacks
of wheat. T. J. Sloan lost a stack O.
wheat and the residence of B. Kuen
Eli, occupied by Mr.. Kohls, two miles