The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-04-28
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS CAZET-ED.

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| Attorney A. L. Young of Gibbon
was in town Monday.
Mrs. W. R. Barnes was visiting with
relatives in Walnut Grove during the
past week.
The present enrolment of the
schools of this city is about 44O, a
slight increase over the enrolment of
last year.
Henry Schleuder returned from
Freeborn last Thursday and on Fri
day, his nephew, Hugo Schleuder,
left for his home in Springfield.
John A. Dalzell, formerly of Gibbon
later of Minneapolis, was in town last
Wednesday, and announced to friends
here that he had decided to locate in
Morton.
Attorney Taylor of Fletcher & Tay-
lor of Minneapolis, was in the city for
few hours last Friday morning. j..
R. Hughes of the same city, was also
with him.
Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Houck, who
came over from Walnut Grove last
week to attend the wedding of the
formers sister, returned home over
land last Tuesday.
The New Avon creamery is nearing
completion, and several of the original
promoters in this city last Saturday,
stated that the machinery was now be-
ing put in, and the probabilities we're
that the creamery would start up in
side of two weeks.
Miss Ora Richardson left last Thurs
day for Algona, Iowa, where she will
clerk in the bakery of Carl Roseberg,
formerly of this place, but who after
being burned out here, located at AL
gona. Miss Richardson and Mr.. Rose
berg will probably be married soon.
Gus. Thiering returned home from
St. Paul last Friday afternoon, after a
two weeks stay in that city with his
sister, Miss Lena Thiering, who is in
the hospital. Gus. states that his
sister was recovering rapidly from the
surgical operation for kidney trouble.
The snow and rain of last Thursday
is having its effect on the growing
crops of this county. About every
wheat field in the county shows a
sprouting condition, and the farmers
who are experienced in growing crops
say that the stand is superb and that
the prospects for a good crop we're
never better.
The excavation for the new building
to be erected by Birum & Son on Sec
ond street, was completed last Satur-
day evening, and on Monday the stone
masons commenced laying the walls
at either end and also the center wall
The building will probably be COM
pleted by June LIST.
Next Sunday morning is the time
for the collections for Home Missions
at the Christian church. Let every
member of the church come prepared
to give of his money for the evangeliz-
alton of our dear country. Christian
ize America and the world will soon
give allegiance to Christ. In the ev-
ening the pastor will preach from
chart. The subject will be "The Five
Kingdoms"
DR.. G. NJ. Lefingwell is not certain
just when he will move his family to
Rush City. DR.. Lefingwell was there
a couple of weeks ago and sub-rented
house, but the owner has since de-
INJURED to the sub-letting. Inasmuch
as houses are very scarce in Rush City
DR.. Leffingwell will probably keep his
family here until some one vacates a
house suitable for his family.
Attorney Kane circulated a petition
on Tuesday asking the M. & St. l.. R.
R. Co. to run passenger No. 16 through
on this line to Redwood Falls each ev-
ening and return at six o'clock in the
morning, says the Fairfax Crescent.
The petition is being readily signed
by all business men and also the trav-
cling public and should the company
conclude to put the extra passenger
on, it would be hailed with delight by
all. As the trains now run we have no
accommodations, whatever, west of
Winthrop; there being only one pas
senger each way. It is good thing
and we should haye it.
V. M. Persons, drum major of the