The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-11-23


Charles C. Cnollar spent several
days in Minneapolis last week, re-
turning Monday.
Miss Esther Jorgenson visited with
her sister on the South Side of the
county last week.
Miss Mae Bell spent a portion of
last FRIDAY and Saturday in Bird
Island and Morton.
Emery and Miss Tichnor, of Mar
shall, brother and sister to Mrs. Sher-
man Martin, were visiting with the lat
ter during last week.
Miss Luella Turrell returned from
four weeks visit in St. Paul last Sat-
urday. Miss Turrell represented the
local Y. P. S. G.. E. in the State con-
vention.
Miss Rosa Jackson, who concluded
the fall term of school in the 0. G.
Martin district lately, began a winter
term of five months in the Swan Lake
district the week following, without
taking even short vacation.
The contract for repairing the bridge
across the Minnesota river between
Belview and Sacred Heart has been
awarded to the Vesper Bridge Co. for
$175, the lumber to be furnished by B.
Simpson, of Belview. The highest bid
was 81, 500.
The axe of Executioner Maxwell has
fallen and Richard Gerdes retires from
the postof6ce at Morgan, turning the
same over to Joseph Hartwick, one of
the brightest and most enthusiastic
young Democrats in Morgan. Mr..
Hartwick will make an excellent post
master.
St. Peter Tribune: Eleven Demo
Gratis at Bird Island, Renville Co., who
subscribed IS each for the Minnesota
Democratic Association, refuse to pay
It's rather tough, to say the least, tc
ask anybody to pay out money to Dol.
ster up sinking cause. Those elev.
en- Democrats have probably heard
the will of the people as voiced
through the ballot box Nov. Z, 1898.
Among the fourth class postmasters
appointed last week the name of S. S
Drake appears to succeed A. H. Sim.
mons at Echo. Mr.. Drake is another
one of those young Democrats thai
the administration recognizes as hav-
ing the proper Jeffersonian ideas, ano
in every way qualified to conduct the
postal affairs at Echo. Mr.. Drake:
host of friends here congratulate him
A birthday party was held at Geo
Houghmaster's last Saturday,in honor
Of Miss lrrna's sixth birthday The
juvenile, who reported it to this paper
was little uncertain as to the names
of all who attended, but was very EN-
phatic in saying that he had lots o
fun and plenty of good things to eat
and that there was large compan.
which kept Mrs. H. and her sister
Mrs. J. F. Skinner, busily engaged il
entertaining them.
At a master in chancery sale at Man
kato last week the Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Pacific railroad was sold t,
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifi
railroad company for $5,2O4,S12.41
The sale was made under decree of
mortgage foreclosure held by the Met
ropolitan Trust Company. of Ne,
York, amounting, with interest AM
unpaid coupon on the bonds to S., l6O
753.4O. This sale only covers the Can
non Valley division of the Wisconsin
Minnesota and Pacific, and does no
affect the line running from Mortol
to WATERFOWL.
Col. Frank Fowler has been admit
ted to practice in all the courts of thi
State by the State Examining Board
The examinations that applicants ar
} obliged to go through in this State, il
order to be admitted, are more rigit
than any other State in the Union,ant
a person holding a Minnesota certif
cate can practice in almost any othe
State without many questions beinl
asked. In connection with Col. Fowl
er's admission it might be we'll to stat
that the clerk of the examining boar
!; stated to GAZETTE reporter in 81
} Paul Friday that Mr.. Fowler's per
oop&o no x.,oc VOW b.rb