The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-26

Col. John J. Palmer of Gibbon
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Tie St. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. F. M. Isham tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Palace Restaurant will move to
the Crouley building, just west OF
Schleuder's jewelry store, on June LIST.
The lace workers at the Lower
Sioux Agency are engaged in making
quilt for Mrs. Cutting Of New York.
The quilt will cost several hundred
dollars when completed.
John Mahowald and wife of Fairfax
came up from that place Saturday
and visited over Sunday with N. H.
Mahowald of this city. Mrs. Mahow-
aid will remain here during this week
The rainfall of last week amounted
to about an inch and half on the
level, the largest fall for many months
The rain commenced early in the
week and continued until Sunday
morning.
E. M. Weston, travelling freight ag-
ent of the Northwestern, was in the
city for few minutes last Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Weston still makes
inquiries regarding the gold mine
north of Delhi.
On last Saturday VIM. Bellinger of
Hancock, Wis.,, sold the tract of land
adjoining Kuenzli & Luscher's store
on Washington avenue, and 24x72
in size, to Julius A. Schmahl. The
consideration was $1,000.
James McCorkell, Cloudy brothers
and VIM. Robinson, all of Mortified,
biked into town in the rain of last
Thursday, and spent several hours
taking in the sights of Redwood Falls,
as the guests of Col. Arthur Plover
Cloudy.
G. S. McLaury, President of the
Iowa Investment Co. of Sheldon, Iowa,
together with another Iowa party, was
in the city last Thursday and Friday.
The two gentlemen drove from here to
the Davidson farm in Morgan and
Three Lakes, with the view Of looking
over aid purchasing the same.
Dawson Sentinel: Arrangements
for commencement exercises are being
made. A class of nine will receive
sheepskins, four of them being young
ladies and five young men. The exer-
cises will be held in the opera house on
the evening of Tuesday, June 9TH. The
baccalaureate sermon will be delivered
on Sunday, June 9Th, at 1870 a. M,
by Rev. F. j. Barackman, of Redwood
Falls.
The Right Rev. Mahlon N. Gilbert,
Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of
Minnesota, held his annual visitation
at the Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion last Thursday evening.
The Bishop confirmed daughter of j..
A. Tiffany as a member of the church.
He delivered patriotic sermon, advis-
ing every American to be true to the
flag, to the government, and be ready
to respond to the call.
Attorney Eckstein of New Ulm will
appear before Judge Weber on July
LIST for the purpose of having judicial
road laid out between Redwood and
Brown counties. The petition asks that
the road shall commence on the north
east corner of the town of Morgan, and
then continue on direct line south
for 90 miles, connecting with a road
on the east side of H. P. Peterson's
farm on section "a, Brookville.
Olivia Press: Colonel R. T. DAILY
and wife of Renville are mentioned by
The REDWOOD GAZETTE as being in
Redwood Falls last week. The GA
zErTE has got Mr.. Days titles trife
mixed. He is assistant county attorney
to Capt. S. R. Miller and might have
the rank of first sergeant with authori-
ty to keep the county commissioners
in line but Capt. Miller is still the
senior officer in command. Mr.. DAILY
has small household regiment start
ed which he is Colonel over aud this
may be what The GAZETTE refers to.
Sunday was Catholic day in Red
wood Falls, and the members of the
faithful from far and near focked in
to this city at an early hour to hear
the words of religious wisdom flow