The Redwood gazette., 1894-01-25
Miss Christine Sample is visiting
with relatives Ia Minneapolis.

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with relatives in Minneapolis.
Hans j. Kleven and Annie Syver-
son, of the South Side, have been Ii
censed to we'd.
Emil Schmahl and Horace Baldwin
sold two carloads of stock at the South
St. Paul stockyards last Tuesday.
st. Peter Journal: Charles Lam
berton amp daughter, little Miss Hell
en-, of Redwood, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harkin the first OF the week,
E. P. Dotson, of Sanborn, was in
the city last Tuesday, having in charge
boy who was sent to the school fol
INDECENT children by Judge French.
If the poultry roosts of Delhi and
vicinity are unmolested from this time
on Sheriff Blethen may have some
clue as to who the thieves in the past
have been.
Emery A. Cooper, who has been
serving as deputy sheriff to Casper
Blethen for some time, left for Win
nebago City last Tuesday, where he
will remain during the winter.
A telegram from Mrs. H. D. Chollar
announces that The sender and Miss
Bessie arrived safely at Los Angeles
last Monday, and that they are now
in the hands of Redwood friends.
A large number of Redwood coun-
ty citizens, county officers, etc., left
for New Ulm last Tuesday to act as
witnesses in the Madigan cases. About
20 witnesses were subpoaened for the
defense.
The warm snap of last week was
froze out by cold wave commencing
Sunday, and on Tuesday a gay little
blizzard was getting in it's festive work
all day with the thermometer down as
low as Is degrees.
A. B. Goodman, wife and son, OF
Waseca, were visiting with J. A
Pugh's family during the past week
Mr.. Goodman was a partner of Mr.
Pugh's for twelve years, in the hard
ware business at Waseca.
Sheriff Blethen has seized, under a
writ of replevin, the household and
other goods which Lawrence Ger
raghty made over to his wife by bill
of sale, at the time when Gerraghty
was unfit to transact business.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Finn enter
tanned about thirty of their friends
last Saturday evening at"their beau
tiful Linwood home. After refreshments
progressive halma was indulged in, j.
D. Jackson winning first prize, Mayor
Bell the BOBBY prize.
Minneapolis Journal: The farmers
of Redwood county are waking up on
diversified farming. Meetings are
being held, and several of the best
farmers announce their conversion.
Let us have similar reports from 9th
or parts of the Northwest.
A peculiar accident happened to the
family horse of William Crou]ey last
Monday. His son had dug a hole in
the ice above Burmeister's dam for
the animal to drink, but the cold
weather of the last few days froze it
over, so a larger hole was chopped.
The horse slipped in head first. and
before assistance came was out of
sight.
There will be debate on the silver
question at Delhi next Tuesday even
ing, Jan. Both, j. r. Lankerd having
accepted A. D. Stewards challenge,
Mr.. Lankerd speaking against the
coinage and Mr.. Stewart in favor of it.
Inasmuch as both of these young
gentleman have given the subject a
careful study an exciting debate may
be expected.
The marriage of Herbert V. Ruter
and Miss May Bent was celebrated on
Tuesday, at 1890 o'clock, at the home
of the brides mother on Wyoming
street, the Rev. John Sinclair, of the
Presbyterian church, being the offici-
ating clergymen. The immediate rel
atives of the bride and bridegroom on
ly, we're present. The bride was neat
ly attired in going away gown of
green bengaline, and looked the pic
ture of happiness. Breakfast was
served soon after the ceremony, and
the young couple left by the Mime
apolis & St. Louis train for St. Paul.
their future home. They are followed
by the best wishes Of the town and
neighborhood.