The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-28
Mrs. Till ribbetts Is visiting tie

Mrs. Til Tibbetts Is visiting the
Worlds Fair.
John March and wife left for Min
Eneapolis on visit Tuesday.
G. r. Tanner has gone to Water
town to reside with his mother fol
some time.
g. E. Mckay is in the White City,
taking in the sights and enjoying a
needed rest.
Hy. Theiring is confined to his bed
caused by weak limb injured while
in the army.
The Young Ladies Aid of the Meth
odist church will meet with Miss Grace
Root next Saturday afternoon.
Frank Curtis & Co. have made vol
untary assignment to Fl. A. Baldwin.
The assets and liabilities will be
small.
Mrs. NJ. M. Madigan left yesterday
for the Worlds Fair and her old home
in Ohio, leaving Mad. to run the
house,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Morehouse, of
Syracuse, N. Y. who have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. G e. Mckay,
left Tuesday for their home, stopping
at the Worlds Fair, Mrs. Mckay &C
companied them.
J. A. and Miss Charlotte Schmahl
leave for St. Paul to-day to witness a
performance of Henry Irving and Ell
len Terry, by courtesy of H. P. Hall,
of the Globe. Miss Schmahl will also
purchase a Gabler opera grand piano,
A church supper and social, on an
extensive scale, is to be given in the
Presbyterian church by the joint lad
les societies, on Friday evening from
6 to o'clock. ALI the friends of the
congregation from the outside world
are heartily invited. There will be a
congregational meeting held after the
social about 8 o'clock.
Deputy Labor Commissioner Frank
Valesh is canvassing Redwood and
Renville counties making an investi.
cation into the condition of the farm.
ing industry of the State under au.
thority of an 1893 law. Mr.. Valest
travels on a bicycle, and farmers
should not hesitate in giving him al
the information asked for. The facts
given will not be used as the basis o.
any estimate of taxation or any othel
liability, and will be treated as strict
ly confidential.
The Chautauqua Circle held its frs
meeting for the year in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian church OF
Monday evening. There was a /gooe
attendance. The only business done
was a discussion Of the methods O
work for the winter, and the ordering
of the Chautauqua books. Those WIZ
we're not present at that meeting ART
requested to hand in their order fo
the books to Mr.. Hitchcock not late
than Friday evening. The next meet
ing for the election of officers and tn,
commencement of the work of the ses
sion will be held in the same place OF
Monday, Oct. 9.
Messrs. Bowers and SomervilIe, fo
the Francois estate, haye filed a demur
or to the answer to the complaint in tn
case of the estate VS.. the Tabers, an &C
ton to quiet title to the Hotel Fran
co.'s, and may throw the case out O
court on this action. They demur t.
three portions of the answer of the Tab
ers, one portion being where the Tab
ers claim to have been injured to thu
extent of $500 by reason of their being
detained from their goods and persona
property, another where they ask fol
$1,000 for injuries sustained by the es
tate taking charge of the hotel during
the temporary absence of the Tabers
and a third where the Tabers ask fol
S., 600 by reason of their not being al
lowed to exercise control of Hote.
Francois. These three items, as well
as the new matter contained in the an
swer are demurred to as not stating
facts sufficient to constitute a counter
claim or defence. The notice of de-
murrer was served on Baldwin. Nc
Leod & Fowler Tuesday.
Clarke & Chatterton's Players ap-
peared in double bill on Friday ev-
ening, presenting Perfection, a one
act comedietta, and Robt. Macaire, a