The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-12

Prof Torrens assigned 3 nex pm
pills this week.
John A. Peterson started cutting
his crop of ice for summer use Tues
day.
The total expenses of the city for
holding the recent city election
amounted to about $50,
Matthew Offerman and Mrs. Offer
man now occupy the residence of E.
Stegner, on Lincoln street.
The public schools opened last Mon
day with a total enrolment of AS.
The High school alone enrolls 43.
G. E. Mckay installed the officers
of Sleepy Eye, Beaver Falls, Morton
and Madison lodges during the past
week.
Eb. Watson got too close to the
heels of one of his fiery colts last Sat
urday and as a result is nursing q bad
cut under the right optic.
While Miss Jorgenson was standing
in a chair last Tuesday in her school
room she had the misfortune of max
ing nhisstep and fell to the floor
injuring her in such manner so as to
make it impossible for her to be
present at her school duties
Miss Maggie Stewart is acting Is
substitute.
Through some misunderstanding
the name of Miss Mulligan was
coupled with resolve in last week
issue of this paper. Miss Mulligsr
had no knowledge that the same was
being done, and the GAZETTE is e1
ceedingly sorry that one of its news
gatherers overstspped the bounds o
propriety and used the name withou
the lsdy's knowledge.
The Seidentopf assignment in San
born is causing a good sized iudicis
wrangle, three large wholesale firm
having fled bods in replevin of Gel
tain amount of goods. The three firm
are Wemott, Howard & Co., and th
; Powers Dry Goods Co., of st. Pau
: and Frick, Turner & Co., of Milwar
kee. The suits are all brought agains
A. L. Reyes, as assignee, Henry I
Seidentopf, and Henry Ebert. the a
: torney of the assignee.
A movement for the improvement
of country roads is under way tt
scheme is to hold annual bees abo,
this season of the year and better tt
, roads in places where the same
= most needed. Judge Bowers and IL
Messrs. Whites have had their team
engaged in hauling gravel and in
proving the roads near their farm
q west of the city, and if the work
kept up roads as good as the macad'
= mized highways of England an
y France will soon be seen in Redwoo
county.
Il Hon. o. B. Turren was up from S
: Paul on Saturday and Sunday, II
s turning Monday. Mr.. Turren is ju
IS as contented, and probably more S
IS than if the speakership had came b
= = way, instead of going to the Twin C
Is ties. He looks for vast amount
general legislation this winter, OWN
to the fact that special legislation hi
- been prohibited and because new an
Is revolutionary grain and warehou
Is and railroad laws must be enacted.
Is bill for caucus reform, modelled som
Is what after the present Australian ele
= ton law, may also be up before Il
: session is over.
The following officers of Cryst
Lodge, R. D. No. 25. were in5talle
Is by Mrs. S. S. Goodrich last evenin,
Is Julia Lichtwarck, n. g.; Nettie True
is dell, Y. g.; MIS-. Luella Moon, r.
IS Minnie Goodrich, F. S.; Mrs. Ro:
a Birkenmeyer, Treasurer; r. S. of C
"a Mrs. G.. Buxton; L. S. of n. G., MI
S. S. Goodrich; Ward, Mrs. ED. NJ
= Clintock; Conductor, VIM. KNAPP
: o. S. G, Mr.. E. B. Hale; l. S.
4. Mrs. W. L. Abbott; r. a. S., Mrs.
W. Ferris; L. A. S.. Mrs. c. McCli
- took; Chaplain, Mrs. F. F. Hamme
: Pc, Mrs. c. D. Thompson; D.
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