The Redwood gazette., 1903-07-29

Rev. julius r. Hitchcock aud wife
Of Lynd have been visiting with
relatives in and around this city
during the past week.
W. S. Brammer and wife will oc-
cupy the lower floor of the residence
of Mrs. Ella J. MARITIME after Aug.
10Th. Mrs. MARITIME expects to take
an extended trip abroad during the
fall and winter.
Mrs. M. L. Finn gave two charm
ing "At Homes in honor Of Mrs.
w. G. Tyler, at her place on Third
street Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons. On the latter afternoon
cards furnished amusement. Re-
freshments were served both after
Moons.
W. H. Wallace returned from the
Epworth League convention at De-
troit, Mich, on Wednesday evening
last. He reports large attendance
at the convention, and an unusually
interesting session. Miss Grace
Ferris, Redwood Falls delegate,
, has returned as far as Minneapolis,
where she will visit with friends
for week.
H. G.. Hays, formerly editor of
the Sleepy Eye Dispatch, but now a
retired newspaper man, with purse
warranting the retirement, was in
the city last Thursday visiting with
old friends. Mr. Hays has become
so accustomed to newspaper work
that he can't remain retired, and
expects to be in the business again
in short time.
There are a large number of
transients in the city-the class that
go moving about the rear doors of
residences after the head of the
house has left for his business place
or working station, and ask for
something to eat. With so much
work in the country it would seem
that there is no excuse for this aw-
full gang of itinerants preying upon
the country.
i Pillsbury Academy is an institu-
tion with magnificent equipment
and splendid history. It has a
campus of twelve acres, occupies
seven fine modern buildings, has a
teaching force of fourteen expert
enced teachers and an endowment
of $3.50, 1000. More than $500 young
men and women have been enrolled
as students in the twenty-six years
of it's existence
| Excursion rates to St. Paul are
announced to be given by the rail
roads generally, Tuesday, July g.
Thursday, July 80; Monday, Aug.
. 8; and Wednesday, Aug. 5, these
dates covering events of greatest
interest in connection with the sum.
mer carnival that is to be given fo1
the benefit of the public baths, the
most popular philanthropic enter
prise in the northwest.
} Fred L. Warner returned from
t st. Paul Wednesday evening, where
; he went on business connected with
the United States Savings & Loar
Co. property here. While in thai
city he called on Gov. VanSant anc
? very nearly secured promise thai
: the Governor would be in Redwood
on Labor Day, the first day of the
, county fair. The governor stated
, that if possible to make the date, he
would do so. If not, one of the
other two days would have to be
, sufficient
E. B. Hale, now of Everett, Wash.
formerly of this city, sends the fol
} lowing epistle to his friends in this
section Of the country: "Tell my
: friends and others that if they
/, have got good home in Redwood
Y Falls, and not doing any better thar
fairly well, to remain there in pref
erence to moving out here. If they
. have got to come out here in ordel
to be convinced, tell them to remain
long enough to take in all conditions
Then they will return to Redwood
Falls thoroughly satisfied with tha