The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-12


fore buying elsewhere. The Fair Store.
Chas. Strait of Jordan, returned
home Monday after a weeks pleas
ant visit with the family of Chas.
Beer.
Col. Arthur P. Cloudy returned
from his visit with relatives and
friends in and around Mortified
Monday.
Miss. Verna Deeth of Brookings,
S. D., arrived here last Saturday
and is visiting with the family of
J. L. Tree.
An overcoat belonging to one of
the Marvins was found north of the
city Saturday and brought to THE
GAZETTE Office.
A big brown mastiff, answering to
the name of Fido, was lost last Sunday
near Ramsey creek. Finder will please
leave at bakeshop near the bridge, and
receive reward. 1t.
Mrs. ]. L. Tree and daughter,
Mrs. E. J. Steuerwald, who have
been visiting at Marshall and
Brookings during the past two
weeks, are expected home this week.
Hanna NJ. Charles of this city has
been granted a widows pension
amounting to IS month. There
will be considerable of back pension
due the aged lady, to whom the pen
sion will be a blessing.
John Griffin lost gray macintosh
on the road west of the city, last Fri
day. Finder will be suitably rewarded
it same is left at THE GAZETTE office.
w. H. Holden of Faribault, father
of Mrs. F. W. Birch of this city,
arrived here last week on an extend
ed visit with her daughter. He was
accompanied by Miss Rachael Wood
ard of Faribault, niece of Mrs.
Birch, who will also remain here
for some time.
State Commissioner of Statistics
has addressed letter to Auditor
Tompkins thanking the latter for his
quick report of agricultural Stats
tics of Redwood county, and the care
with which:Cthe report has been
made, saying that if all auditors
used the same care the State would
have a good report.
John Vail brought a stalk of corn
into THE GAZETTE Office Monday
evening that was over six feet from
top to bottom, and had two fairly
we'll developed ears of corn, we'll
silked on the lower portion. The
corn was of the common white dent
variety, and was grown in Mr..
Wales garden in this city.
Labadie's Faust, with Mary Van
Tromp Labadie in the role of Mar
guerite, will appear at the opera
house on the night of July 18th for
the presentation of Faust to those OF
our people who are DESTROYS of see
ing an Interpretation of Goethe S
greatest work. The company has
received many fine press notices
from the eastern press.
The Mankato Free Press of last
Friday says that hearing was had
before Referee Flittie to-day in the
case of Merrill A. Knight of Red.
wood county, bankrupt. Frank
Clague of Lamberton appeared fol
Mr.. Knight, and A. E. Clark ap
peared for two of the creditors, d
H. Evans of Tracy, and w. J
Swoffer of Walnut Grove. The hear
ing was to obtain disclosure as tx
assets.
julius Smith, an employee en-
gagged in blasting rock at Ramsey
creek bridge, had both hands badly
cut and bruised IN an explosion las
Saturday afternoon. Smith was en-
gagged in ramming down a charge o
powder into a hole in a rock, pre-
paratory to blasting, when the charg'
went off. Immediately after the &C
cident Smith was brought to tow
and his hands were dressed by DR.
Schlegel.
Milwaukee Binder for Sale. Inquil
of Henry Holdhouse. 4S-2t.
Union meetings of the Presby
terrain, Christian and Methods
churches are held every Sunda.
evening this month. On next Sun
dav evening Rev. H. Goodacre viii
preach on THE Signs of the Times
in the Presbyterian church. o.
July 23d Rev. G. H. Way will preac