The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-21

cheap Apply at this office.
George Houghmaster was attend
ing to leaning business in South
Dakota during the past week.
G. L. Holmes returned from a
two weeks trip at st. Paul and
other points on Tuesday afternoon
of last week.
A ten pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Morris w. French, resid-
ing northwest of the city, last
Wednesday forenoon.
The household effects of A. R. Ly-
man arrived on Wednesday morning
over the Northwestern. Mr.. Lyman
and family arrived on the previous
day.
Alfred Chadbourne came up from
Minneapolis over the St. Louis on
Tuesday afternoon of last week, and
will spend a portion of the summer
with his relatives here.
Mrs. J. S. Baker, J. Hoar and
wife and G. Silcher of Renville, and
Miss Jessie Durrell of Albert Lea,
were present at the Garner Weaver
wedding Wednesday evening.
A valuable horse belonging to
Patrick Curtin of Granite Rock was
killed by lightning last Sunday
evening. Mr.. Curtin carried in
surance in the Redwood Falls Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co.
H. C. Koerner of Shakopee, deputy
bank examiner, was in the city dur
ing portion of last week, making a
regular inspection of the affairs of
the different county Offices subject
to inspection by the bank examiner
office.
A fishing party consisting of ].
A. Engelhart, Geo. B. Hughes, L.
A. Guth and E. A. Pease left Thurs
day morning for the Kandiyohi
county lakes, where they joined the
other outing party from Redwood
Falls and Delhi, which left earlier
in the week.
George L. Evans returned from
week S trip to St. Paul, Minneapolis,
ST. Paul Park and Shakopee last
Saturday. Mr.. Evan S mission was
to turn over to the Indians of his
tribe residing in those places the
annuity recently allowed them by
the United States government.
The Rev Thomas McClary will
lecture on "The Mission of Mirth :
at the Methodist church next Mon
day evening, June 26th. The lee
tureer is one of the best in the
lecturing field, and the lecture
chosen for the occasion is considered
the best on his list of many excel
lent subjects. The Oneonta Herald
speaks of his lectures as being hum
orous, serious and argumentative,
the most mirthful, and carrying
with them a moral lesson.
w. P. Cosgrave has resigned his
position as assistant superintendent
of the Northwestern from Winona
west and VIM. D. Cantillion, form
erly assistant superintendent of the
Milwaukee division, has been APP
pointed to the vacancy. The resig-
nation of Mr.. Cosgrave, who has
made such an excellent superintend
ent, undoubtedly means number
of changes all the way down the
line of the Northwestern staff in
Minnesota and South Dakota.
A Redwood physician was driv-
ing over the country during the
early portion of last week, and while
doing SO picked up small pocket
book, with coin and note. The
note reads as follows: "My Pet
Don pound and jump and kick and
squel, but here it is. Ha-ha. l got
ahead of yo this time. Did youever
get left. Your honey, Toto. ""Your
honey, Toto" or "My Pet can
have the pocket book and note by
calling at this Office.
A. c. Ochs was over from Spring
field last Thursday, giving instruc
tons for the completion of the I'm
provement Co. building, for which
he is the contractor, and also to
start the brick layers, who finished
their work here the day before, in
structions to go to Lamberton
where Mr.. Ochs has other contracts.
Mr. Ochs stated that the Improve
ment Company building would be
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