The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02

Miss Margaret Stewart, who has
| been teaching at Iron Mountain,
Mich, has returned home for the
summer.
Mrs. E. W. Drake and son came
up from st. Paul Saturday and will
visit for some time with the family OF
George Drake.
Mrs. F. J. Barnes has returned
from visit with relatives in Wis
consin, whittier she went some time
ago with her sister, Mrs. Harmon.
The Misses Susie and Flossie Ten
ney have returned home from
visit with relatives at Sleepy Eye
and from the Christian convention
at Mankato.
S. j. Race left last Thursday for
the summer training school at Big
Stone Lake, where he lectured on
the heating and ventilation of school
rooms
Quite large number of people
from this city accompanied the band
and ball club to Renville last Fri
day morning to attend the meeting
of old settlers, the band tournament.
and the ball game on Friday and
Saturday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w. Mcmillan on Tuesday
morning of last week. Ormal states
that the girl was badly wanted to
take care of the two boys which
have heretofore made up the mem
bership of his family.
A double wedding was solemnized
at the Commercial Hotel last Thurs
day, when Rev. g. W. Lutz of the
Methodist church united in mar
riage Edward B. Mondale and Ellen
A. Wilson, and Theodore S. Mon
dale and Jessie A. Larson. The
first bride is Ellen A. Wilson, a
daughter Of a former county CON-
missioner, Eric Wilson, and the
second bride is the daugter of Mrs.
L. W. Larson of Gales, both brides
being charming girls. The grooms
are sons of O. +. Mondale of Spring
dale. After the ceremony the quar-
tet left for their homes in Spring
dale.
D. 6. Robinson of Mankato, who
visited this city several times
in the interests of life insurance
company, and who was recently ar
rested in Mankato on complaint OF
Mankato party: charging him
with fraud, has been unable to Sc
cure bail in Mankato, and in the
meantime creditors are jumping
onto everything Robinson has. 1t
appears that some of Mr.. Robinson S
friends are attempting to settle the
claim against Robinson, on which
be was arrested, and whether the
State will permit this and allow
Robinson to 90: remains to be seen.
| Robinson attempted to obtain a few
hundren dollars from Redwood
Falls acquaintances a day or two
| before his arrest, wiring them to
send him the money for a short
time loan. The local parties did
not bite, however.
| The American girl is considered the
finest on earth. The American Girl
cigar has no equal in the five cent
! line. 29-tf
A second game of ball between
| teams selected from the north and
east sides of Second and Washing
ton streets, and from the south and
west sides. was played at the new
lake park ball grounds on Thurs
day afternoon of last week, and
again the team captained by George
3. Hughes won out. the score being
% to 20 in it's favor AS compared
with the playing in the previous
game the one of last Thursday was
rank, errors abounding quite freely,
and particularly on part of the play
ers under Captain Apitz. Had the
players of Mr.. Apitz team played
the game as well as they did at the
first contest they would have won
out easily. Dr. E. A. Lyman was
the lion of the last game. hitting the
ball every time be came to bat,
knocking out couple of don bles and
one or two singles. and catching a
1nnp fv while he was IN tho RIM