The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-05-21

George Carroll spent Sunday in
this city, thesguest of Gus. Thiering.
Frank Hubbard is travelling sales
man for Aune & Thune this week.
He is selling clothing in towns west of
here.
The drug store of E. V. G.. Cor
monitor, insolvent, at Franklin, will
be sold at public auction by Assignee
h. M. Aune at 3 o'clock p. M, June
Sd.
| Miss E. Mae Sims left for Mime
apolis Tuesday in response to tele-
gram from her father asking her to
meet him in that city Tuesday even
ing.
W. P. Huntington left for Mime
haha Tuesday for the purpose of at
tending quarterly meeting of the
trustees of the Minnesota State Sol
fdiers' Home.
Conductor Tom Hughes has been
at Columbus, Wisconsin, during the
past week. His mother has been Sc
riously i'll. Conductor Gum has
been punching tickets in his absence.
Street Commissioner Woffensmith,
with crew of men, has been engaged
during the past week in removing the
mud surface from Second street and
graveling the street from Washington
to Mill.
E. B. Barnes and A. E. Clark left
Tuesday for Clark. Todd county. The
two gentlemen have an outfit of horses
which they are taking into Todd coun-
ty for trading purposes. They went
overland in typical prairie schooner,
just as though they were bound for
the Red Lake country.
A very violent storm swept over
this section Saturday evening, fol-
lowed by rain. The wind was very
strong. Sunday morning dawned
bright and clear, but cold, and the
cold spell kept up until Tuesday,
with very light frost early Tuesday
morning. Tuesday was warm. AS
far as heard the frost of that morning
did no damage, not even to garden
truck.
The evidence in the land title case
of G. B. Jennings ct al vs.. VIM. John
son ct al was taken before Judge
Weber and referee last Friday and
Saturday, and the case is now in
Judge Webber's hands for decision
1t involves many technical legal
points, and it is probable that which
ever way the decision goes the case
will eventually be taken into the Su-
preme Court.
Morton celebrated the return of the
county officers to Beaver Falls in roy
al style Monday night. Aside from
speeches and feasting and sky rockets
Col. Frank Waters of the Morton
Roller mill, worked up the steam on
his engine to pressure of 800 pounds
and then commenced an hours foot.
ing that could be heard in Redwood
Falls. Tuesday morning there was
not soul stirring in Morton until af.
ter ten o'clock.
In the Presbyterian church next
Sunday the forenoon subject will be
"The Straight Gate and the Broad
Way" How is it straight? How is it
broad? How many shall .enter7
Against whom is it shut? In the ev-
ening "The Five Daughters of Eel
ophehad." Claiming woman's rights
Successful. Woman as a reformer
Woman in the court of the church
Woman as a law make in the home
the church; the nation. Junior Y. P,
S. at 81 o'clock and Senior Y. P. S. at
Z o'clock. Prayer meeting tonight
On one of the most ancient build
ings on the principal and only street
of Beaver Falls-a building whose
front has been smashed in, and the
glass of which has long since fell a
victim to the small boy with the large
stone, is marked over the front and
directly under the cornice: "Olivia
or Bust" Sunday morning, before
the first county seat caravan loaded
with vault doors, arrived, some prac-
teal joker, with yellow paint and
whitewash brush, marked on the
south side of the building: Busted
by HI"
The Morton quarries shut down
permanently and suddenly last Mon