The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-14

a. OoluIuS returned from q trip
to St. Paul and Minneapolis Mon
day.
Married-At the NJ E. parsonage
in this city, June 3D., Reuben Varca
and Miss Cora Davis, both of New
Avon.
St. Agnes Guild will meet with
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin next Thursday
afternoon. Gentlemen are invited
to tea.
Chas. Buxton and wife, nee Fan
ME Rowe, came down from Morris
on Monday evenings freight, and
are now residing with Mr.. Buxton s
parents on Second street.
Marseilles, Ill: Miss Brehm is a
woman of unusual eloquence and
oratorical powers. AS a parliament
tartan she is unsurpassed; the drill
which she conducted yesterday was
replete with instruction for all.
H. G. Hillesheim has appealed
from the award of the supervisors
OF Willow Lake made on account of
running town road through his
farm. Mr.. Hillesheim has retained
Somerville & Olsen to prosecute the
case.
Judge and Mrs. H. D. Baldwin
left Monday over the Northwestern
for Ira, New York, where the
former was summoned by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
OF his brother. They will be absent
for several weeks.
Leonard ]. Bennett of Blue Earth
county, teacher in the Revere
school district, was married to Miss
Fannie Baird, daughter of J. F..
Baird OF North Hero, by Rev. G. H.
Way at the Methodist parsonage
Monday afternoon Their future
home will be in Revere.
Miss Luella Turrell goes to Lake
Benton this week as delegate to
the district convention of the Y. p.
S. c. f. Rev. f. J. Barackman.
Miss Lena Theiring, Miss Mabel
Mckay and Mrs Jas. Aiken will al
so attend the convention
Auditor Tompkins reports having
received $50, 37S 80 for the State. on
account of money paid in for State
lands, up to last week This
amount is about twice as large as
has been paid into the county treas
ury for number of years.
Asa Perkins and j. w. Marvin
left over the Northwestern last Sat
urday afternoon, for Buffalo, New
York, and from there they will pre-
coed to other towns in New York.
where they spent their younger
days. While in Buffalo they will
the Mystic Shrine parade.
Sherbet cups and fine line of glass
ware at The Fair Store.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
The Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. E. NJ. Brooks one week
rom Thursday, June 18th. at
prompt ; clock. The mite box
will be opened at this time and those
having blocks finished are requested
% bring them. A cordial invitation
S extended to every one interested
n mission work.
A warrant has been issued for
he arrest of three young boys of
his city, charging them with dis
orderly conduct, in connection with
having prevented three young girls
rom going to their homes. The
girls were carrying packages, which
we're broken and the contents made
/ total loss. The clothing of some
If the girls were also quite badly
orn. One of the boys has since de-
parted to some unknown place,
while the other two were. arraigned
or a preliminary examination yes
erday afternoon.
A Renville special to the Dispatch
# June 10th says that at about 9 p.
n. last evening the livery barn of
Blackjack & Bachelor was dis
covered to be on fire. The depart
nent hustled to the scene and bat
led for an hour and half with the
iery element The barn was stored
With hay and grain, making it hot
ire and taking rivers of water to
;ubdue it. It was a dead calm all
he time Otherwise water or no
water good portion of the town
would have been DESTROYED Six