The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-05

Girl wanted for laundry work at
Hotel Francois.
Good high grade bicycle for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office. If.
County Attorney Frank Clague
came over from Lamberton Tuesday
David Whittet has returned from
his trip through the northern part of
Minnesota.
Miss Kate Barnes left last Saturday
for Currie, where she is engaged to
teach school.
Aid. A. G. Burmeister and Patrol
man Frank French are acting as
engineers at the city power station,
pending the engaging of a permanent
engineer.
The Misses Ellen and Emily Will
son left for Mankato last Friday.
They will remain there and attend
several terms of the Normal school at
that place.
There was a total eclipse of the
moon after ten O'Clock Tuesday ev-
ening. The light evening was turned
into deep darkness until the shadow
passed from the face of the man in
the moon.
Two imported Norman stations will
be sold at j. V. McGettrick's livery on
Washington avenue and Fourth street
next Wednesday. The sale is to be a
legal one and the proceeds is to cover
the expense of keeping the animals.
R. H. Kemption, wife and son were
up from Morton last Sunday evening.
The latter rode Shetland pony into
and out of town and he and the pony
we're objects of admiration to all the
kids of this city during their few
hours stay here.
E. E. Herriott of Elk Point, S. D., a
lawyer, has decided to locate here
permanently. He is a graduate of
the Ann Arbor college. He was one
of the Columbian graduates. For the
past three years he has been associated
with E. c. Erickson, one of the most
prominent lawyers in South Dakota
Archie Stewart and. Taylor Sim
mons, bondsmen, surrendered Jas
Hughes to the court Tuesday after.
noon. Hughes was held to await the
action of the grand jury on being
mixed up with the Streif- Rock case oil
assault in Underwood. He gave bail
at the preliminary examination. His
bondsmen have now surrendered him
and he goes to the county Jail.
In regard to the suit of the county
VS.. the Citizens Bank and the various
bondsmen of that bank for the safe
deposit of the county's money County
Attorney Clague stated that all of the
bondsnen had filed an answer to the
complaint. Mr.. Somerville acts az
attorney for the Redwood bondsmer
while B. H. Schriber of St. Paul is at.
torney for R. P. Lewis of St. Paul
The answer sets up that the bonds.
men are not liable for the amount in
the bank prior to the time that they
became bondsmen.
Our Delhi correspondent sent US 6
line Tuesday to the effect that
Rev. H. McHenry rendered his resig.
nation as pastor of the Presbyterian
church at that point last Sunday
morning. A congregational meeting
! was held last evening after The Ga.
zETTE went to press, at which time
action was taken in the matter OF &C
cepting the same. It is understood
that Rev. McHenry is DESTROYS of &C
cepting call to Morgan, a pastorshiF
made vacant by the resignation O
Rev. Smith owing to i'll health. Thu
same correspondent writes us tina
Peter Mckay and A. D. Mclean, two
solid men of that town, have invested
in several town lots recently; that Mr.
Cunningham of Cunningham & Haas
St. Paul, was on his regular hunting
in that vicinity; and that Miss Hattie
Dunn of Brownton is the guest O
Mrs. A. D. Mclean.
At the close Of a largely attended
Populistic meeting held at Morton
Friday evening, at which L. G. Long
was present, it was decided to organ
ize an elevator company with a tel
thousand dollar capital stock. Morton