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

The sewer is nearly completed.
Attorney F. S. Brown came over
from Tracy Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. John III. Laughren and son of
Usage, Iowa, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. White.
Miss Holborn left for Lodi. Wis
consin, last Monday. She will re-
main there on visit for some time.
Attorney John Mckenzie of Lake
Bentan is in the city to argue a man
damus motion before Judge Webber.
Frank Ring left this city for Win
nebsgo City last Friday to be present
at the marriage of his sister to Max
Knopf.
Lot Beebe of New Auburn, came
up from that place on Tuesday to at
tend court and is stopping at 5. Pol
lard's.
A. L. Robinson was up from Nor
gan lastl Saturday getting plates for
his fine Hambletonian stallion. Mr..
Robinson was enthusiastic over crop
conditions.
The annual county convention OF
the w. G. T. U. will be held in the
parlors of the Methodist church on
May 18th from 2 to 4 p. m. All tenn
perance workers IRE invited.
Mrs. S. S. Ross, who has been re-
siding at Yoncalla, Oregon, for the
past year or more. arrived in this
county last week and has been visit
| ing between Redwood::Falls and Nor
gan.
In the Presbyterian church next
Sunday forenoon the subject will be:
"Swordless Christianity" Evening
subject: "Christian Science in the
Light of the Bible, Reason and Com
mon Sense
For the purpose of complying with
the spilit of the law Chadderdon &
Stuart have dissolved partnership
The law provides that the law partner
of the municipal Judge shall not prac-
tice before that bar.
The Minneapolis Journal gives the
following pointer for the benefit OF
Alderman Caswell of this city: Rid
ing wheel is regarded as good way
to reduce flesh; fat people always
fall off a good deal.
ia. Engelhardt of Hotel Francois
ratified off his bicycle last Tuesday
night. Miss Wayne Nockels was the
lucky individual to secure it. Miss
Nockels is prepared to change it fol
one built especially for ladies.
Real estate dealers report numerous
inquiries from eastern parties for land
in this county. There will probably
be great deal of activity in this re.
spect before the season is open, and
an immigration of fair proportions
may be looked for in another year.
J. G.. Murphy has taken up his res
idence ON Henry Schleuder's farm
near Belview. Mr.. Murphy was re.
Gently married to Miss Alice Payne, 9
charming young lady residing ia
Sheridan township, who villa be q good
helpmate for him. Mr. Murphy is o.
4 the opinion thatlhe will enjoy farming
! much better than teaching school
j. N. Jones qualified as factory in.
spector last Friday morning after At
torney- General Childs held that he
could hold two Offices at one time
The encouragement recommended
| Jones to resign his seat in the Legis
lature, however. Jones' duties viii
keep him in the northern part Of tn
State all the time that he is away froa
home or from the labor commission
0r'S OthO0 In st. Paul.
The ten-year-old daughter of C. M
DeGroat of Gales township was killed
by lightning in the storm of last Wed.
nesday. dtappears that the little one
was attending school aud at the time
was standing by one of her plavmatea
cautioning her not to be afraid of the
lightning when the bolt descended
and killed her instantly. The little
oae standing by her side was merely
stunned by the shock. They were
both inside of the schoolh0use. One
side of the building was shattered.
Mrs. Ella j. Bell, worthy naatron,
Mrs. Eveline Mcmillan, associate ma
ton, and Miss Charlotte Schmahl,
proxy for w. z. Caswell, worthy pa
iron. are in Minneapolis this week at
tending the annual convention of the
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