The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-19
The st. Margaret's Guild meets
with Mrs. C. T. Ward on Saturday

The st. Margaret's Guild meets
with Mrs. G.. T. Ward on Saturday
next.
Judge Bowers was taking deposi-
tions in St. Paul during the past week,
the same to be used in case to be
tried in Renville county soon.
Presiding Elder Hanscom came
down from Marshall Monday evening.
Mr.. Hanscom has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the Decoration Day ad-
dress at Slayton on May 3Oth.
Between 80 and 40 residents of this
city availed themselves of the cheap
excursion rates to St. Paul and Mime
apolis last Sunday. A number of the
excursionists did not return until
Monday.
John B. Braley of st. Johnsbury
Vermont, is at the Commercial. Mr.
Braley is making his annual visit tc
Redwood Falls. His son, Charles G.
Braley, who is quite well-known here
is still at St. Johnsbury.
Rev. E. R. Houck left here Tuesday
for Hamline, where he will take theo'
logical examination, an undergradu-
ate's course commencing there yester-
day, and continuing until May 23d
when postgraduate course will op-
en- and continue for FIVE days.
The Rev. Franklin J. Barackman
will be installed es pastor of the
Presbyterian church on Thursday
June 9th. The installation ceremonies
will be conducted by the members OF
the Mankato Presbytery, assisted by
the Rev. John Sinclair of Redwood
Falls.
Archbishop Ireland will arrive
here on the St. Louis next Saturday
afternoon, and conduct confirmation
services at St. GATHERINGS church at 8
o'clock in the afternoon. He will
preach at the church Sunday morning,
afternoon, and probably in the even
ing. The attempt to have him lecture
Saturday evening was a failure,
because the archbishop is being taxed
with other work.
Leonard johnson of Mortified,
known as one of the largest horse
importers in Minnesota, and father of
Richard johnson of Redwood Town
ship, and uncle of Marion johnson, of
Sheridan, died at the Danville, New
York, Sanitarium, during the early
part of last week. The deceased was
also brother to the late George
johnson, who was one of the early
settlers of Redwood county.
Echo Enterprise: Mrs. James Bar
Der was seriously hurt in a runaway
accident last Saturday evening and fer
a time her life was despaired of, but
we are pleased to say that she is now
considered out of danger. They we're
on their way home from Echo just af-
ter it began to get dusk. As they
we're driving along some white cattle
got up near the fence at the side of
the road and scared the colts. They
jumped sideways and there being
quite ditch at the side of the road
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and the two
children were thrown out. Mr.. Barber
nor the children were much injured
but Mrs. Barber was badly cut near
the right temple and her hip and right
side were badly bruised.
Court Deputy Warner has received
notice from Oronhyateka, Supreme
Chief Ranger of the Independent Or
der of Foresters, that all members of
that organization in the United States
or Canada, who desire to enlist in the
United States army for the liberation
of Cuba and to whip Spain into sub
mission may do so without any great
or risk attaching to the policy of life
insurance held in that organization,
and that all policies of such persons
that we're marked hazardous
or extra hazardous when issued, are to
be transferred to the common or pre-
ferred class, thus reducing the premi-
UNI. The Supreme Chief Ranger also
urges every organization to look after
the family or families of every soldier
member of the organization, expressly
stating that the Supreme Court will
pay all necessary expenses to keep
them from want
The Populist county convention has
been called to meet at the court house
in this CITY. at II o'clock q m IF