The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-04-27
Miss Jennie Mulligan will return K


Miss Jennie Mulligan will return to
St. Paul next Saturday.
A. L. Scott has returned from
several weeks visit in st. Paul.
druggist Tredway, of Morton. was
inNhe city during the past week.
Antiquity Lodge No. 81 holds q
special meeting for degree work to-
night.
County roads are almost impossible
by reason of recent rains and cold
weather.
A Mr.. Fink. of Cavenaugh & Fink,
Faribault, was in town during the
past week.
D. Wagner, of Amigo, Wis.,, form
erly Of Sanborn, was in Redwood
Falls during the past week.
Miss Kate Forbush has renewed her
regular visits to Redwood Falls for
the purpose of teaching music.
The members of the Epworth
League will give strawberry and ice
cream social at the K. of P. hall to-
morrow evening.
4 Rev. jain was over from Renville
county during the past week, and
stated that seeding in that county was
] practically at an end before the recent
, storm.
Allthe assessors of Redwood coun-
ty will meet with County Auditor An
dersen next Saturday for the purpose
: of securing papers and instructions
} for the '93 settlement.
That heavy sprinkle of the beauti-
full yesterday morning, boys, chilled
our base ball enthusiasm, and our ad-
: vice to organize a club at once will
not be given until next week.
t Conductor Gardiner, of the NJ. &
} st. L., who recently resigned to be-
: come train master of that road, has
resigned the latter position and is
: again back at his old post. Mr.. Gard
e iner is aspopular conductor.
y District court convenes next Tues
|. day, with an even 80 cases on the cal
a endar. All of them are civil, and vii
: be taken up at once, as Judge Web
r Der has found Redwood county SO Law
/ abiding that grand jury will not b.
e required. Neither are there any di
vorce cases on the calendar.
g At vestry meeting OF the Episco
y pal church last Monday night tn
e building committee consisting o
o Messrs. Caswell, Everett and McMil
7. Ian, was instructed to receive plan
r, for rectory, and receive offers of site
< for the same, and if thought advisable
b to 90 ahead with the work of build
Is ing the rectory.
e The case of j. F. Jones, of BelvieN
1T VS.. the Citizens Bank, of Redwoo'
Falls, an action commenced in the [
i S. Circuit Court, of Michigan, Judg
y Sanborn, at session of the Circui
<. Court in Mankato last week, dismisse
d the action on the ground that Jone
sr has no residence in Michigan. Judg
y Bowers was the attorney for the banl
e Owing to failure in making til
h proper connections at Hanley Fall
t., Tuesday the Mozart Symphony clu
S, did not meet its engagement her
y that evening, but filed new dat
Of last night, in place of date made {
re New Ulm, which they we're obliged
TT cancel. Notwithstanding the stor1
7e there is promise of large house. A
: this paper goes to press Wednesda
v, afternoon criticism is reserved.
,e E. B. McCourt, the Minneapolis
or St. Louis firemen who recently a
I'd tempted dastardly assault on gi
al in the Morton eating house, is no
Of twisting brakes on the II. & D. div
It. sion of the Milwaukee, and he writ
is to an acquaintance that the atmo
in phere on the H. q D. is much mo
he conducive to safety than that arour
k, Morton He even acknowledges TIL
te the life of brakeman is much plea
IT. anter than the life of a frema
be By the Globe of several days ago
Sc was noticed that McCourt claims
'ol have been ssand-bagged" and robbt
Id of SIS, while going to his nocturn
lie rest at 217 18th Ave. south, where
OF lives with person calling herse
Nettie McCourt. As that palticul
ne section of Minneapolis is noted for j
g, toughness, and for gay people turnir
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