The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-09-12
Henry Schleuder Is ia the hospi

Charles Luscher was il st. Paul
on business during q portion Of
last week
Marcellus WEIGH has been among
the Redwood visitors to the State
Fair during the past week.
+. B. Goss of Roberts & Goss OF
st. Paul, was the guest Of DR.. D.
A. Lyman.during portion OF last
week.
Miss Hattie Baker came over
from Springfield on Thursday after
noon Of last week and left for her
home in Hutchinson on the day fol.
lowing.
James S. Beecher came up from
New Ulm on Tuesday afternoon of
last week, and spent a few days
with the family of Chas. T. Howard
in this city.
N. B. Anderson, the photogra-
pher Of this city, was judge in the
interstate and other competitions at
the Northwestern Photographers
association convention in st. Paul
last week. There we're a large
number of specimens submitted.
The California Turf of San Fran
cisco says that H. E. Jones of Red
wood Falls, Mimi. telegraphed to
Mr. Browning for hares for a cours-
ing meeting to be held in that town
next week. Fifty-five were imme-
diately shipped. It will take them
four days to reach their destination.
Mr.. Browning made arrangements
for feeding them on the way.
Thos. Shire of Kasson has been
engaged in taking shrubberv orders
in this city during the past few
weeks. He has also secured con-
tracts for large number of tulip
beds. Mr. Shire reports that Mrs
Shire, Mrs. G. A. VanSchaak and
Miss Edith Cheney, all sisters, had
a reunion in Henryville, Tenn, a
couple of weeks ago-the first time
that they have been together for
fifteen years.
While in the city during the early
portion of last week A. E. Clark
Announced that he had been en-
gagged by his brother and other
parties interested as counsel in the
matter of the condemnation pro-
ceedings commenced to secure land
for the, overflow caused by the cree
ton of the Burmeister dam. Mr..
Clark stated that he advised all of
the land owners to be fair in their
requests.
''Alice Visit to the Hawaiian Is
lands is one of the new books pub
lished by the American Book Co.
The author weaves into the histori-
cal and geographical features of the
Islands many of the myths and
fairy tales of the early inhabitants,
which give an insight into the de
velopment Of the people. The mar
wells of the strange cline read like a
Jules Verne story, and the interest
is continually upborne by fresh dis
Fcoveries in queer customs and
Cplaces.
Miss E. NJ. Murphy has returned
from her visit in the eastern part
of the State. Before returning she
visited St. Paul and purchased a
large quantity of fall and winter
head gear, and this will be on exhi-
bition at the millinery store of F..
NJ Murphy & Co. in a short time.
While in St. Paul she engaged the
services Of Miss Rustless, trim
mer Of excellent reputation. The
former trimmer at that store, Miss
Hogle, was married during the
summer.
| Nelson P. Whiting of Minneapo-
lis, the well-known shirt manufac
Iturer and coursing enthusiast,
well-known to the people of this
lefty, fell dead on Tuesday of last
week, while running to catch a
street car in Minneapolis. Mr..
! Whiting, the day before his demise,
lsent two of the finest hounds in the
country to H. E. Jones for entry in
the coursing meeting here, on Aug.
10, 20 and q. 1t is believed thai
the dogs will be allowed to run,
Notwithstanding the death Of the
lowner.
i Lila Ballard, the eight year old
} daughter Of G. Ballard, had thigh