The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-06

Fred Byram, son Of J. L., was at
Walnut Grove last week.
IA pleasant company Of young peo-
pie Of musical tastes enjoyed al eve
ming musicale at J. P. Cooper's last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Howard were
in Lamberton last Tuesday and
Wednesday, Mr.. Howard delivering
the Grafton before 1,200 people in
McGee's grove, that town, Decora-
ton Day. d
Carlos. P. Buell. and wife of Fort
Atkinson, Wis, uncle and aunt to
Mrs. Geo. Houghmaster, arrived
here last Thursday afternoon from
Hutchinson, this State, to visit with
Mrs. Houghmaster.
The assignments to 100 acres in
section 20, Waterbury, from J. F..
Cleveland to R. B. Hanna, and Of an
80 acre tract in section 4, Shutdown,
and of an 80 acre tract in section 26,
Vail, have been filed with the regis
ter of deeds during the past week.
Our little city was well filled with
people from far and near Tuesday
to attend Gollmar Bros. circus and
all were more than satisfied with it.
Our merchants enjoyed lively
trade and everything passed off
quietly. Independent, Preston, Ia.
At Redwood Falls June 10th.
Olivia Press: Hans Gronnerud' S
many friends will be pleased to
learn that he is rapidly recovering,
and his physician and attendants
now believe that be will soon be able
to be out: It is thought that he will
have pretty good use of his affected
limbs as he is now able to move
them without assistance.
c.. D. Griffith and wife of Sleepy
Eye visited with Attorney and Mrs.
S. L. Pierce, in this city last Wed
.nesday and Thursday. While here
Mr.. Griffith received telephone
message from Sleepy Eye ANNOUNCE
ing that his aged father was serious
ly i'll at his home in Wisconsin, and
Mr.. Griffith left for that State Thurs
day afternoon.
Owing to the great scarcity of
sheep shearers there are still about
1000 sheep in the country tributary
to Redwood Falls remaining un-
sheared. On last Thursday after
noon shearer from Tracy arrived
and went to work on Till Tibbetts
flock and he will probably be kept
busy during the remainder of this
month on that and other farms.
Basil McHenry, press agent of
Gollmar Bros. circus, was in the
city last Wednesday and Thursday,
and arranged to have Gollmar
Bros. appear here on Saturday,
June 18th. The show grounds will
be in Watson s addition. Mr.. Nc
Henry left for Marshall Thursday
afternoon for the purpose of
billing that town for his circus.
Hon. Daniel Buck of Mankato, at
one time associate justice of the Su-
preme Court, was in the city during
the early portion of last week. Mr..
Buck owns the residence at one
time owned by W. L. Abbott, now
deceased, and which residence is
now occupied by Supt. G. L. Park
hill of the city water works. His
visit here was to look after the
property. His daughter, Mrs. w.
L. Abbott, Jr., is applying for di-
vorce from her husband, who is a
printer in St. Paul.
Rev. r. p. Eubanks of Reynolds,
Illinois, a minister of the Episcopal
faith, has accepted a call from the
parish Of the Episcopal Church Of
the Holy Communion, of this city,
and will arrive here this week to
take his new charge, and will prob
ably conduct services at the church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. Eubanks has been in the minis
try about eight years, and comes
highly recommended. He has a
wife and two children. He has been
engaged exclusively by the Red
wood Falls congregation, and here
after there will be regular services
every Sunday in that church. The
minister and family will occupy the
rectory.
During the last seven working
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