The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-02-02
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
REDWOODFALLS FEB. 2, 1893
or LOCAL INTEREST.

or LOCAL INTEREST.
Henry Fish, Sank Centre mer-
chant, is visiting his brothers here.
The register thermometer of S. j.
Race had it 80 below yesterday morn
ing.
There are no mortgages on lands
belonging to the w. & St. P. R. R.
Land Co., as rumored.
The family of the late John R.
Moon return sincere thanks to the
friends who so kindly assisted them
during their recent affection.
The Citizens Bank has received Is
beautiful colored plates of the various
buildings at the Columbian exposition
and birds eye view Of the grounds.
The purchasing agent of the United
States Government ordered nearly
one hundred thousand pounds of DR..
Prices Baking Powder in the first
five months of 1892.
During 1892 there were 285 births
and 81 deaths in Redwood county.
Clerk Byram issued 112 marriages,
60 first papers, 10 second papers and
entered eight divorce. decress.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church meets with Mesdames G. D.
Thompson and H. G. Ackmann, at the
residence of the latter on Bridge
street, Thursday evening, Feb. 9.
Vice. President Ames, of the State
w. G. T. u, is in the city. She was
to have lectured Tuesday night but
), owing to the inclemency of the
! weather the engagement was can
celed.
Frank Curtis was accepting con-
gratulations-and treating callers to
cigars last ::Monday.~~But it was all
joke, andsswhen Frank get on he
carried it to the extreme at the ex-
I pense of the joker.
Mrs.J. D. Jackson last week adver-
tised> an organ for sale in the GAZETTE
She received ten inquiries, and made
the sale. To-day Miss Blanche Jack
son is playing on a Mehlin Grand pi-
ano, as result. Moral: Advertise in
the GAZETTE.
The Vail Farmers Mutual Fire In.
surance Go. carries PIG policies, Gov.
ering property valued at $2O1, 72l. in
!. effect at the present time. The re-
!, ceipts for '92 we're $499.43. The Of
! ficers are J. r. Lankerd President; A
D. Stewart secretary; T. D. Barber
treasurer.
The Mankato Free Press says that
Attorney Frank Clague, of Lander
ton,is spending few days in the city
His friends are glad to notice that he
has almost entirely recovered hi
! strength after his recent severe illness
, He says that the Republicans in hi
county are very indignant over Sen
at6r Peterson's action in the senatorial
fight.
The Redwood band boys have de
cided upon giving concert on the
, evening of Friday, Feb. 10. The con
cert will consist of band selections
Duets and solos, and will probably
be interspersed with vocal music anC
readings. The young men are prac
ticing nightly on new selections anc
an entertaining evening may be
looked for.
The Simpson assignment at Belview
took another turn last Tuesday, wher
Judge Bowers, representing the cred
itors, secured an order from Judge
Weber restraining Assignee Bur.
meister from making the sale OF prop
erty yesterday. Securing this order he
has since made application for the
appointment of e. w. Mead for re.
ceiver of the property, on the grouno
that Simpson had no right to appoint
two assignees, and that when his
brother was appointed as such, and
could not qualify, it remained for the
court to appoint receiver. Judge
Bowers made the latter application
yesterday.
Miss Ora Wakefield, with Mr.. ano
!, Mrs. J. r. Lankerd, seven miles ives,
. of Redwood Falls, entertained mem
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