The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-08
James WEIGH, with a crew Of men,

James W0lcn, with crew OF men,
i left for the pineries yesterday morn
] ing.
i The GAZETTE Office turned out
1900 cards for candidates during
the past two weeks. This is about six
to voter.
/ JIG. Murphy left Tuesday for Lam
berton, he having been engaged to
teach in Willow Lake school district,
near that place.
! A baby boy appeared at the house
of Herman Werder during the past
week. He is the first and consequent
ly heir apparent.
j Frank I. Gleason and wife returned
from the northern part of the State,
where Mr.. Gleason has been thresh-
ing, last Monday.
i Mrs. III. D. Chollar left here Tues
day for Mankato, where she will meet
her son Charles and accompany him
on his return trip to Florida.
Cashier o. B. Turrell and R. A.
Turrell left Tuesday noon to attend
: the fall term of the U. S. Circuit Court
at ,Mankato as witnesses in the Jones
case.
Attorney I'M. Olson, of Sleepy Eye,
was in the city Monday, preparing
several cases in which he is to appear
, before the district court, which opens
, here next Tuesday.
, Miss Margaret Stewart was pleas
antly surprised last Wednesday even
} ing by number of her friends, at hel
) home two and half miles southwest
, of this city. A good time was INDUCED
in by all present.
> Hon. John Lind was in the city
last Saturday, returning from Olivia
, where he has been attending court, he
. being one of the attorneys for Beaver
. Falls in the county seat contest. Mr.
. Lind points to the work in the colo
D fields of this county as confirmation
Q of his prediction that coal would moi
:, be found here and that gold would.
: At the Presbyterian church las
Sunday morning Rev. John Sinclair
}, made an open charge to the effec
s that he knew Of two boys in this city
g who were in the habit Of gambling
It with others. He also stated that ht
i knew of two boys, under fourteen
g years of age,having been carried home
n drunk during the past year. The min
9 lister censured the license'of these tw'
g law breaking attempts very severely.
e Editor M. j. Bowling, of the Rem
:. ville-Star Farmer, was in the city las
Tuesday morning, on his way hom
IS from an electioneering campaign il
d the southern and western part of tn
<. State. Mr.. Bowling left by team TO
n his home in order to get there in tim
n to cast his ballot. He predicted tn
10 election of Heatwole to Congress il
il his district, and Oar. Hall to the sen
70 ate from his county.
h Some correspondent of daily from
1t this place sent in special to the eli
is feet that work at the coal mine ha,
Ii ceased. The statement was untrue
y On the contrary the Stowells are work
ing double crew from two differen
st points of the bluff, and it is said tina
y they are finding here and there peck
n cts of excellent bituminous coal,a sur
l. sign that there is more of it in tn
y ground under us, which the Stowell
q expect to get out.
{. James johnson, who was arreste,
10 here last winter, on the alleged attemp
IS of stealing wheat from the granary O
h his brother, Marion johnson, of Sheri
!, dan township, was arrested again il
y Renville county last week, John Wag
/, oner charging him with taking hi
IL furniture and pillow. Wagner, who i
n supposed to be the same fellow tina
L skipped the country about year age
n leaving large number of creditors il
n the lurch, failed to appear at the pre-
d liminary examination, and the cas-
q against James johnson was dismissed
y Wagner is wanted for disposing o
$. chattel mortgaged property, and con
\ sequently cannot remain very long il
70 any one place.
=, Our esteemed Populist acquaint
q ance, ''the Hon. James Arnold, o
o Vesta," got it rather hard all around
o the circle last week. from the press
It The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says tina
), "a Redwood county populist by thu
s name of Arnold spoke here Tuesday