The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-02


last week.
James Beecher came up from the
University last week, and will spend
the summer with his mother and sis
ter here.
The local creamery has been run
ming daily for the past two weeks, and
the receipts are all that the directors
could desire.
The Misses Fannie and Clara Henze
left for San Francisco, CAL, last
Thursday. They will remain in Cali
fornia for an indefinite period.
DR.. Pease was in Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday,. attending meeting OF
the United States pension examining
board, which had Is applicants certi-
fed to it for examination.
For the Democratic, Peoples Party
and Silver Republican State conven-
tions at Minneapolis on June 18th, the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad conf
pany will sell tickets at one fare for
the round trip, tickets to be sold on
the 18th and 18th, good to return un-
til June 18th.
The lawn tennis enthusiasts of the
city have.been putting their grounds
in the best of shape. Aside from the
smooth surface of the little park,
screens have been placed at either end
to prevent the:ball from going too far.
Other features will improve the quail
ty of the playing.
Henry Schleuder went to Freeborn,
MINI, last Friday, to spend Decora-
ton Day in that town, where the re-
mains of his wife are inferred. His
jewelry store was conducted by Hugo
Schleuder of Springfield, during his
absence, who also gave some attention
to the optical business.
Families residing in Redwood Falls,
desiring to become guests at Hotel
Francois for Sunday dinner, would
confer favor on the proprietor by
notifying him on the Saturday after
noon previous. 1t gives the culinary de-
partment some idea of how many May
be expected at the Sunday dinner. t. f..
T. F. Collyer of Beaver Falls re-
ceived telegram from Capt. Miller
of the Olivia company, at Camp
Thomas, Chickamaugua, last Thurs
day, to the effect that one of his sons
belonging to that company was very
ill with pneumonia, and wanted his
parents to come. Capt. Miller stated
that if young L Collyer recovered he
would secure his discharge.
John Douglass,l managing director
of the United States Savings & Loan
Co., of St. Paul, returned home last
Thursday, after spending a day in
Red wood Falls. Mr.. Douglas stated for
publication, that II have been in nearly
every town in Minnesota, and I have
yet to see one that is as pretty and has
the scenic splendor as has Redwood
Falls. Nature has done much for you;
your people have done the rest.'
Eugene Blake and Jake Shore, the
two boys arrested in Morton last fall
on the charge of obstructing rail-
road train by having placed wood and
iron across the track, plead guilty of
attempting to obstruct train on
Tuesday of last week, and Judge
Qvale of the Renville district court,
sentenced them to pay fine of 500
and spend three months in the Red
wood county Jail in addition thereto.
F. E. Ring of this city has secured
some prominence in a rubfoam adver-
tisement Several months ago he
posed for Photographer Andersen,
placing himself in a rather ludicrous
laughing position, and showing his
teeth promiscuously. A rubifoam con-
Germ happened to see the photograph
recently, and paid Mr.. Ring $500 for
the privilege of using the photograph
in their advertisements. The advs.
with this picture commenced running
in Eastern papers last week.
A special term of court will be held
in this city commencing July 18th.
The term will not require a jury. 1t
was called for the purpose of trying
the court case known as Kate Gerald
son vs.. the stockholders of the Citizens
Bank, an action to enforce the stock
holders liability act. It is probable
that other court cases will be tried
during the term. All those desiring
citizenship papers should appear at
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