The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-31
Mrs. j. A. Pugh is visiting with hel

Mrs. J. A. Pugh is visiting with hel
son in Hayward, Wis.
w. L: Pierce attended to legal bust
ness before the Marshall land office
last week.
Mrs. Dyer, mother of Mrs. H. N
Bell, returned last Wednesday from a
visit with relatives at Hastings.
W. E. Baker came up from Mime
apolis last Saturday and spent several
days here attending to business mat
ters.
G.. w. Tiffany has been entertain
ing JIG. Newell and wife of New York
during the past week. Mrs. Newell
and Mrs. Tiffany are sisters.
Mrs. j. A. Engelhardt returned Fri
day evening from an extended visit
among friends and relatives in Shake
pee and st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Archdeacon Webber went up from
here to St. Paul and is now conduct
ing mission services in the Church of
the Messiah on Fuller and Kent
streets in::that city.
Mrs. Tuttle has assumed the man
agemsnt of the Echo Enterprise, &C.
cording to an announcement in the
last issue of that paper. Mr.. futile
is acting..as agent for the Jewell MUIR
sery Co.
Quite a number of members of Crys-
tai Lodge,1D. of R., accompanied
Mrs. Fowler to Morton Thursday ev-
ening and participated in the recep-
ton to that lady by the members of
the order residing in Morton.
The fifth semi-annual meeting of
the Southern Minnesota Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held at the Mankato
high school on Friday and Saturday,
Nov. LIST and I'd. The hotels offer spe-
cial rates and a fare of one and a
third is offered by railroads.
The household effects of Mrs. WI.
Abbott arrived from St. Paul last Fri
day. Mrs. Abbott came up by way of
Renville, where she visited few days
with her daughters, Misses Mira and
Susie, who are teaching school there
Mrs. Abbott is now locating in her
new residence on Broadway.
Commencing tomorrow o. w. Nc
MILAN assumes charge of the elevator
of w. B. Parsons at this place, vice
A. B. Truesdell, who resigned as man
ager during the past week. Mr.. Nc
MILAN has been in the wheat and mill
ing business for good many years
and nearly all of his experience has
been in and around Redwood Falls
| His many friends will be glad to see
him back again.
Mrs. G.. A, Francois has decided tc
add the bay window ornament to the
southeastern front of her magnificent
new building now under the course OF
construction. The original plans
called for the bay window but it was
afterwards cut out on account of the
cost. The cost is in the neighborhood
of $500 and Mrs. Francois adds to the
beauty of the structure to double that
amoant by deciding to have the win
dow built.
DIR. A. E. Koehne of New Ulm, a
veterinary surgeon, was arrested at
Lamberton on Thursday, charged
with being the murderer of Policeman
Winke.mann ia New Ulm one night
last spring. The News states that the
accusations against Koehne were
strong enough to induce the county
attorney to cause warrant of arrest
to be issued. A preliminary ,examin-
alton had not yet occurred when the
News went to press.
Attorney General Childs, on behalf
of the Birch Coulee monument COM
missioners, has given notice to Wolf
gang Weis, the owner of the Birch
Coulee battlefield, that he, on behalf
of the commissioners, will appear be-
fore Judge B. F. Webber in this city
on Saturday, November 18th, and ask
for the appointment of three commits
sioners to determine the value of the
land belonging to Weiss and wanted
by the commissioners for monument
and park purposes. Weis wants, it is
said, $500 per acre for the tract, and
contends that he is entitled to it on the
ground that it will cut out the center
of his farm and make the latter q
pathway for sightseers.
Mrs. Fowler, President of the Re-