The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-09
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

7. R. Hughes and family are visit
ing in Wisconsin.
Mayor Philbrick left for st. Paul on
q business and pleasure trip, last
Monday.
Editor ]. N. Byington of Walnut
Grove attended the Populist conven-
ton here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Arnold visited her father
at LIE Sener during the past week, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Tyson left last Monday
for two months visit with relations in
different points of Iowa.
The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. G. Fred Thompson one week
from Friday instead of this week.
If you are patriotic show it by at
tending the international social at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening.
Major M. E. Powell returned from
the Twin Cities last Friday morning,
after spending several days with Scot
fish Rite Masons.
Mrs. }. F. Hurlbut, wife of DR..
HurIbut of Arcadia, CAL, and sister of
W. 81. Webster of this city, will arrive
here this week to visit with the latter.
S. S. Goodrich and wife, and daugh-
ter, Myrtle. Mrs. W. P. Tenney,
Misses Tassie and Birdie O'Hara and
Ed Pratt, are Marshall visitors this
week.
A bay horse, belonging to ]. 81.
Melges, strayed from Foley's pasture
about two weeks ago. The finder will
receive liberal reward for returning
the animal
Many Redwood county school
pupils are donating to the Maine mon
ument fund. The Redwood Falls
pupils turned over 1881 to Supt.
Race last Monday.
There's scarcely a disease that con-
stipation will not bring. Kills you lit
tie by little. Rocky Mountain Tea
positively cures. At Hitchcock &
Co.'S. 424t
At the meeting of school trustees
Friday resolution was passed by a
unanimous vote thanking Supt. Race
for calling that and the previous meet
ings, and for the instructions given
the members.
Master Roy Kahler, the genial
wearer of the diamond behind the
counter of Hotel Francois, returned
last Monday from an extensive visit
with friends and relatives at Owatonna
and Mortified.
The plate glass front has been put
in the new building of Birum & Son,
the ornamental ceiling is receiving its
different coats of variegated paint,
and about the only thing to make the
building ready for occupancy is the
floor and shelving.
Editor Ferris of the Penny News
received telegram from his father on
Saturday afternoon to the effect that
Mrs. Ferris had stood the surgical
operation nobly. and that the surgeons
stated that there was no doubt of he,
complete recovery.
Hereafter The GAZETTE will charge
it's regular advertising rates for all
reading notices and advertisements oil
theatrical companies, etc., whethe,
operating under local auspices o,
otherwise. This does not apply to
church socials or free entertainments
at home.
VIM. Murfin informs us that it is
his intention to have the body of his
deceased son Roy brought to Sleepy
Eye, says the Sleepy Eye Herald. The
body of Apdahl will also be brought
back to Marshall. Un6ertakers will PC
from Seattle and bring the two bodies
to that place and from there they will
be shipped to their destination for
burial.
Sheriff Pease returned from Winona
on Thursday afternoon of last week
r. D. White was not with him. Mr.
Pease stated to his friends that he had
seen White, but that the latter had Sc
cured position in wholesale house,
and consequently he concluded not to
modest him, the proposition being that
White pay the amount of the fine, as
we'll as the 500 note to his friends in
this city as fast as he could out of the
salary. Up to last Saturday the fine of
$50 had not been paid into the county