The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

Miss Jessie Waldron is teaching
school near Kampeska, South Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Richardson
were made the parents of an eight
pound girl last Saturday.
Michael FLAG was over from his
farm near Sanborn last Saturday. Mr..
FLAG is a sound Populist. and is pre-
pared to preach that doctrine at any
time.
Conductor Tom Hug es and wife
we're on a pleasure trip to St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Duluth last week,
Conductor Gum running the Red
wood branch of the Northwestern
during Mr.. Hughes absence.
Miss frankie Bent, sister to Miss
Daisy Bent, formerly young belle in
the Redwood Falls public school, was
married yesterday to Mr.. Frank w.
Wheeler of Redfeld, S. D., at the
home of. the. brides mother in that
city.
Mark W. Clay of Hutchinson drove
over from that place and Renville on
Friday of last week. Mr.. Clay was
formerly resident of this city having
built the skating rink now used as a
livery stable by the Everetts. Mr..
Clay was elected Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Minnesota and spent some time with
the Odd Fellows of this city.
The report of school district No. 80
for the five months term ending April
9th shows the number OF pupils en-
titled to apportionment to be Is, or
the total number enrolled, the best
showing made in Redwood county for
some time. The total days attendance
by all pupils was l4l5; the aggregate
daily attendance was 1890; the
number ofldays taught was 100.
Gov. Cloagh has appointed D. A,
Stuart of the law firm of Chadderdon
& Stuart of this city as a municipal
judge, position made vacant by the
city council adopting the new law
creating municipal courts in the cities
of 5000 and under. H. D. Baldwin
was the only other candidate for the
position. He had the solid backing
of the entire city administration and
a majority of the citizens.
The Washington ave .ue sewer now
under course Of reconstruction runs tc
within so fest of the river. Mr.
Nsurier's contract calls for it's con.
stnlction to that Point, which is the
sudden termination of hill and from
wshich point the city will run the
proper pipe to carry the sewerage in.
to the river. The hotels and a mum.
Der of houses along the route are al
ready preparing to counect with the
system.
A competitive examination for the
appointment as cadet in the U. S
Naval Academy at Annapsais, will be
held at Msnkato, on Thursday, Nav
9th, 1895. It Will be sepen to al.
young nlen, bona fide residents of The
Second district, not less than fifteen
nor more than twenty years of age
who are "cf sound body and good
moral character. Further informa-
'tion may Zoe had by addressing Con
gresham McCleary at Mankato.
In personal letter from Charles
&c. Chollsr that gentleman states that
B. E. Bushnell, formerly merchant
located ID the building now occupied
10y Capt Huntington, but later o1
Minneapolis, arrived ia Avon Park,
Florida, week prior to last, Mr..
Bushnell ahaving driven through with
q horse fram Minneapolis, leaving the
latter city,the day before ThanksgiT
ing. Mr.. Chollar says that delicious
strawberries are selling at % cents
per quart, while peaches, watermeaone
tand grapessare in the market.
The cityseouncil selected Frank r..
Clough as superintendent on part oil
the city for the construction of the
new sewer system. Mr.. :Clough has
had considerable of experience in that
capacity and his watch of the sewer
work being done by Contractor
Maurier is cre&litable to the city. Mr.
Clough, together with a evil engineer
sent @p by Engineer Loweth, and
Street Commissioner Athey made q
survey of Second and other streets
with view to putting in branch sewers
on those streets rs soon as the sewer