The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-16

ton, this state last week, and is Wis
ting with his parents east of the
| city.
4 Miss Jessie Glenny, who has beer
visiting here for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in st. Louis
yesterday.
| Mrs. F. B. Price of ST.. Louis, {
schoolmate of Mrs. F. E. Ring, ar
rived here yesterday to spend {
month visiting with the latter.
/ Threshing on the bonanza farm o.
H. D. Baldwin & Son was finished
Monday. The wheat averaged &c
bushels of No. l, barley 40 bushels
and oats so bushels.
Mrs. F. Schmidt of Chicago, Miss
Melges of New Ulm, and Col. Albert
A. Melges, also of the Windy City,
arrived here last Monday afternoon,
and visited with ]. H. Melges until
the following noon, when they re-
turned to New Ulm.
Miss Margaret Larkin sends THE
GAZETTE a paper sack of Duchess
apples grown on the Larkin farm in
Renville county. The sample sack
are all beauties. Miss. Larkin sends
word that the apple crop on the Lar
kin farm will reach 100 bushels this
year.
The one year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pryor passed away at
the family home on Minnesota av-
enue yesterday morning, after an
illness lasting two months. The
funeral services will be held from
the house at four o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. Susan Charter and Miss YES
ia Davis left for Argyle, S. D., on a
visit last Monday. From Argyle
they will go to Alexandria, this
State, where Mrs. Charter will visit
with sister, Mrs S. NJ. Thompson.
whom she has not seen for number
of years. Mrs. Thompson and hus-
band were among the early settlers
of this city.
A Lamberton special to the Pho
neer Press states that the business
men of Lamberton raised over 81, 600
for the street fair at that place.
While it is probable that the cores
pondent erred to the extent of one
cipher it is still creditable to Lam
berton business men to raise $3.50.
when the county fair authorities find
it difficult to raise $500 in this city.
The board of education held
meeting Monday evening and en-
gagged Engineer Loweth of St. Paul
to survey a line to connect the school
house with the sewer system, and
also ordered the advertising for
bids on the construction of the line,
as we'll as putting in all necessary
closets, etc., in the basement of the
school house.
Ladies, our fall line of Drew, Selby &
CO.. fine shoes will be in next week.
See them. F. E. RINGl& Co.
Presiding Elder Rev. L. L. Hans
com was in the city last Sunday and
Monday, and conducted services at
the Methodist church last Sunday
evening, a large crowd being in at
tendance. He has recently returned
from his old home in Maine, where
he has a mother "a years old, and
enjoying excellent health. Mr..
Hanscom states1that everything in
the old Pine Tree State was looking
lovely.
Rev. J. J. Mullaly,' from Church
of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
Chicago, an old classmate of FIR.
Woods, was visiting with the latter
during the past week. In the alb
sence Of FIR. Woods AMSTERDAM Sun
day morning, and at Belview on
Tuesday, FIR. Mullaly celebrated
mass in St. GATHERINGS Church,
an opportunity which all the cong
regation were glad to take advantage
of. Rev. Fathers Woods and Null
laly left for St. Paul over the St.
Louis Tuesday, the 18th.
Forty of the old friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kenney
gave them surprise party at their
home in Paxton about three o'clock
Monday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing the 33d anniversary of.the we'd