The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-14

WANTED, q good competent girl for
general homework. Call at store of
j. r. Wolff & Co. If.
The Marshall Reporter remarks that
the pearls being found by The Red
WOOD GAZETTE in Minnesota river clans
are probably sailed for suckers.
Judge Ingerval NJ. Olsen, of the law
firm of Somerville g. Olsen, Sleepy
Eye, was in the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Olsen was boxing up legal bust
ness in which his firm is interested.
There will be no service in the
Church of the Holy Communion next
Sunday morning as Rev. H. Beer will
be in Sleepy Eye, but worship will
commence at the usual time in the
evening, viz. 7:3O p. m.
The Hampton (Iowa) Chronicle last
week stated that Mrs. Isaac johnson
of Redwood Falls, Mimi, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Palmer of
this city, where she expects her hus-
band will join her later.
According to circular received by
Mayor Dickinson last Wednesday ev-
ening the farmers institute will be
held on Dec. 4th and 5th. Farmers
should chalk the dates down in their
memorandum books and make prep
arations to attend.
St. Peter Tribune: Work on the
gold ~ mines in Redwood county has
again been suspended, and change
in the manager has taken place-it
appears he didn't find gold fast
enough, and not being able to manu-
facture it out of wind, he was kicked
out. What sham.
Riley Hammer, the IS year old son
of w. c. Hammer, formerly of this
place, but now of Silverton, Oregon,
died at the home of his parents on
the morning of Nov. 9Th of typhoid
fever. Riley was one of pair OF
twins and was very popular young
man while residingin this city.
The Epworth League has secured
Gen. Edwin G. Mason, U. S. A., re-
tired, to lecture on Through the
Wilderness with Grant to the Bloody
Angle of Spottsylvania" on the even
ing of Nov. 22d. Gen. Mason is q re-
nowned lecturer and in this lecture
gives his own personal experience in
the civil war.
A. E. Koehne, the Lamberton vet
Urinary surgeon arrested on the
charge of murdering Policeman Wink
Gilman of New Ulm last spring, was
discharged from custody after pre-
liminary examination in New Ulm
ending last Saturday forenoon. The
evidence offered by the State was in.
sufficient to warrant the justice in
holding him.
The town board of supervisors ol
the town of Vail held meeting at B
F. Fixeus residence in that town 6
week ago Tuesday and elected JOSEPH
Johanneck, the eldest son Of the late
John Johanneck, to succeed. his father
as treasurer of the township. Young
Johanneck will conduct the affairs or
the farm of his late father. and is. one
of the most highly esteemed youne
men of the township. . - ":
The Minnesota society of the Son.
of the Revolution has sent to the Red
wood Falls high school, by expires.
prepaid, and with the society's com
pliments and best wishes, a franco
fac-simile OF the Declaration of indie
pendence. The fac-simile is to be
read to the assembled school on Fri
day, Nov. 10Th. 1t will be hung in ,
conspicuous place where it can bt
easily read at all times and it will re-
main the property of the school and
always be ia charge of the senio,
class.
Mrs. Lora Perkins, who was recent
ly arrested ia Minneapolis on tht
charge of numbering her own sister
and who the grand jury afterwards
refused to indiet, has commenced ar
action against the representatives oil
the Security Insurance Co., who, she
claims, caused her arrest, for $50, OO(
damages by reason of her arrest. w
M. Todd, E. w. Hoban and DR.. A. B
Gates are also made parties to the
suit. Mr.. Todd, who was formerly oil
this place, was merely acting as agen,
for the company, and whatever YER.
dict is returned it is probable that the