The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-15
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

ST. Peter Tribune: Thomas Al.
Sherk. prominent business man Of
Mankato, is the defendant Of a
$4,000 breach of promise suit
brought by Miss Agnes Coughlin Of
Minneapolis, formerly chief operator
for the Northwestern Co. at Manka-
to. The case will come up at the
November term of court.
Springfield Advance: Art. Yackel
was at Lamberton Sunday evening,
where he attended the Baccalaureate
address in the opera house. The
Lamberton high school graduating
class will hold their commencement
exercises this evening. Miss Linda
Yackel, who will move with her
mother to this city the latter part Of
this week to make their future
home. is among the graduates who
| will receive diploma.
Granite Falls Tribune: Madison
papers are boasting of more autos
than any town Of its size hereabouts.
Well, being that "our size" is in
another class we do not come in for
a comparison but if we did we could
show the little town on the St. Louis
where to get off at. Why it is as
common to see an auto going by as
team hitched to a wagon, and only
for the frequent "honk" no one
would take notice of the machines
that fill the streets.
Candy News: Prof. E. G. Higbie,
superintendent of the Candy schools
for the past three years, has beer
elected superintendent of the state
agricultural school at Morris by the
state board of regents at salary Of
$2,0 per year and house. This
piece of news reached Candy las
week through the University Alum
nus and created a stir among oul
citizens, all Of whom have watched
his work here with a great deal O.
personal interest.
Renville Star Farmer: While a
Danube last week we met Ham
: Gronerud whom we have not seer
!. in years. For one of his age h,
looks hale and hearty but so differ
ent from the king Hans Of tn,
long ago when the politics and Fl
nances of Renville county appeared
to be virtually in the hollow of hi
hand. He is now leading retired
life at his pleasant home in the thriv
village of Danube, and appears t,
| enjoy life for one Of his years.
Odd Fellows of Minnesota vii
) head movement in the suprem
: grand lodge of that order, whic
has jurisdiction oyer the entir
: United States, to establish a sana
forum Cor the treatment of tuber
culosis. No recommendations wi
, be made as to the location or as
the amount to be invested. Resolu
tons to this effect were adopted a
the grand encampment of the Cd
Fellows of Minnesota, which was i
session last week in Minneapolis
Robert Patterson of Duluth, Angus
Hohenstein of st. Paul and H. E
Shamp of Minneapolis will go to tn
meeting of the supreme grand lodg
to urge the matter.
Window Citizen: Rain or no rair
Gollmar's believe in living up
what they advertise. and the cus
Y tomary parade was pulled off abou
1890 o'clock, following which th
: grand free exhibition was give
on the show grounds. An immens
crowd was in town, the big circu
tent being filled in the Afternoon
: and inside the tent everything wa
as lovely as though the rain was nc
coming down hard outside. Not
thing advertised was omitted. an
people went away from the big ter
well satisfied with the performance
Nothing indecent or rough was see
and many acts alone worth the pric
of the entire show, notably the pei
Torrance by the sea lions. the littl
y animals doing many tricks that woul
i seem almost impossible for them
master.
Clifford Pinchof donorod chief fo,