The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-01


Tuesday evening on business.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Chapman are
properly proud of their little girl, born
last Sunday.
| Robert G. Pugh, of Haywood, Wis,
visited with his parents in this city
over last Sunday.
Mr.. G. P. Greene left yesterday FOR
st. Paul, where he will visit friends
on Portland avenue.
Chas. E. Lamberton, the popular
omnibus conductor, is lying at his
home very illwith typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson and daughter
Florence,lef Tuesday for six weeks
visit among friends and relatives in
Tennessee.
Amos Moon has moved into Arma-
nus Moons residence in this city
while Armanus is occupying his
fathers residence on the farm east of
the CITY.
M. M. Madigan left for New Ulm
last Monday to present afidavits in
the Lauer case, and be on hand at the
arguing of motion for a new trial in
his case.
Tunwood, Till Tibbetts' standard
bred trotting stallion, has pedigree
that will compare favorably with that
of any other stallion, according to
card just issued.
New Ulm Review: Mrs. S. D. Pet
erson slipped and fell while walking
down stairs the other day, and receiy-
ed several bruises, while not seriously
injuring herself.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
day forenoon the subject will be "A
narrow and broad view of religion
Evening, "What will they say?"
Prayer meeting tonight at 80.
Frank Clague, the bright young
Lamberton interpreter of the spirit of
the law, was in the city on legal bust
ness last Friday Mr.. Clague is the
almost unanimous candidate of the
South Side for county attorney.
The motion for new trial in the
Madigan case will be argued before
Judge Weber in chambers at New
Ulm commencing at ten o'clock this
morning, ex-senator Peck for the de-
tense and S. L. Pierce for the State.
Pertinent Points of Interest to
Homeseekers and Investors" is the IT,
tie OF neat little circular just issued
by Capt. Huntington. It sets forth
the advantages of the county and city
in brief, interesting and convincing
style.
O. w. Mcmillan and E. Galusha
Bailey returned from Grand Rapids,
Mimi, last Friday. Both are enthus-
iastic over the bright prospects of
Grand Rapids, contending that it is
in the center of the pine and iron dis
tricts of Minnesota, and consequently
must be thriving city in the dim
future.
The report ofschool district IS, Miss
Sadie Holt, teacher, for the month
endin g Feb. %, shows the number of
pupils enrolled to have been 26, aver
age daily attendance "a. The pupils
neither tardy nor absent were Ella
Olsen, Eda Rucker, Mary Holt, Sal
mer Cole, George Monson, Martin
Monson, Harry Holt, Fred Holt, o.
car Olsen, Clarence Olsen, Hans Olson
and Matthias Olson.
Handsomely engraved copper plate
cards were received here last Saturday
evening announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Andrew D. Stewart, of this city,
to Miss Annie McNair, of Winnebago,
ILL.,, on Thursday, Feb. 22d. The hap
ply couple will be at home in this city
after April 10th next, spending a por-
ton of the intervening time in honey
moon tour in the east.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Co. Attor-
ney Pierce, of (St. PauD Redwood
county, is quoted as saying that he
thought Madigan had the upper hand
now and prominent attorney of our
acquaintance says that in his judg-
ment the prosecution ought to have
failed in securing a conviction in this
case. 1t is his opinion that Madigan
is not guilty according to the evidence.
To others it looks as though the com
missioners were forced to convict
Madigan in order to make good Their
| PROMISES fO their constituents