The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-02

/; Judge Bowers came up from Man
kato last Saturday evening.
Conductor Hughes is back again
from his weeks visit around Duluth.
Colonel Frank Irish, the popular
travelling passenger agent of the
Northwestern system, was in the city
last Monday and Tuesday.
Lieutenant Albert Reecher, U. S.
NJ, arrived from Boston last Monday
evening. Lieutenant Beecher has
practically recovered from his recent
illness.
John lett of Brownton, accom-
panied by his son james, was in the
city during part of last week. He
returned to his home seriously i'll, but
is now convalescing.
Miracles will be the subject of
lecture in the Methodist church Sun
day evening. What is a miracle +?
Their relation to natural law. Their
design. Have they ceased I?
The funeral of Miss Ada Radford,
daughter of William Radford, resid-
ing near Echo, occurred at Echo on
Tuesday. Death resulted from quick
consumption. The funeral procession
was the longest eyer seen in Echo.
Wheat was worth SIC. per bushel
yesterday. That was the highest
price paid fer wheat in this city for
over year. Let it continue to crawl
up, and with an average crop of
twenty bushels per acre this fall Red
wood county will smile again.
The Mankato Free Press of last
Wednesday says: A very pleasant
wedding occurred at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. O. Nicholson at five
o'clock yesterday. Their son, Charles
Mickelscn, and Miss Hattie R. VOL
ley, late of Rhinelander, Wis, were
united in marriage by Judge Shissler.
After the ceremony, we'll prepared
supper was served. The affair was a
quiet one, only the immediate relatives
being present. For few weeks the
newly married couple will reside
with Mr.. O. Nicholson, and will
then 60 to housekeeping. The bride
is handsome and attractive young
lady, who removed to Mankato with
her mother about two months ago,
and during her short residence here
has made many friends. The groom
has grown from boyhood in
Mankato, and has numerous friends,
all of whom wish him and his bonny
bride long life and prosperous one
The bride is sister to Mrs. r. D.
White of this city and the groom was
formerly in the employ of Frank l.
Peterson and G.. w. Vaughn.
1t is practically settled that an ex'
traordinary grand jury will be
summoned at the coming session o
the district court. It was though
that such jury would have to b.
summoned after the holding of Pete
Streif of Granite Rock on charge O
carnal abuse, which charge has since
been renewed and Streifel reheld
After County Attorney Clague heart
of the latter's commitment be mad,
trip to New Ulm and there had al
interview with Judge Weber, the re
suit of which was that it was decided
not to have a grand jury. Judg
, Webber contended that the civ
il and criminal calendar in AM
for Redwood county was large enoug
to take up the entire time he desire'
to give to the May term and that nc
thing therefore could be gained b
!, merely calling grand jury for tn
purpose of indictment. But sine
that time County Attorney Clagu
! has unearthed such rotten mess il
connection with the arrest of Streife
that he deems grand jury absolutel
necessary. The jury will be draw
on the first day of the term.
A trip to Morton will be the caus
} of great surprise to person VIII
has not been near that town for tn
last month. A mammoth brick yart
is being operated on the Redwood
county side of the river and owe
10000 brick are being turned on
daily. The enterprise sprang up a!
if by magic, H. NJ. Noack, Fred. w
Orth and gentleman from New Ulm
being the promoters. While digging
a we'll it appears that a fine brick ma
terial was discovered to exist all along
tho honko of tho M;nnocofo r;vor m