The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-09
Attorney George S. Eddy Of Olivia

20 to &. Q. MOrgan's for all KINDS OIL
repairing, such as bicycles, music boxes,
scissors, fish poles or pianos. 1t
Mayor Ed. Weaver Of Mankato has
been attending to collections in this
city during the past week.
; On Tuesday Lawrence King sold the
) northwest quarter of section Is in Kin
tire township, to George Kuck, for
$1,000.
The county commissioners will hold
, their regular semi-annual meeting at
the court house, commencing next
Monday.
Will McClintock and wife of Owa-
tonna were visiting their relatives in
this city during the past week. They
returned home Tuesday.
The carpenter work on the Catholic
church addition is completed and the
new part only needs plastering in order
to make it ready for use.
Frank Ring and Dewitt Martin Ell
tertained about IS of their friends at
their bachelor apartments in the resi-
!, dence of J. B. Robinson last evening.
, Col. S w Tredway, the Rev. Erastus
Simms of yorktown, Ala, and Mrs.
Frank Waters were over from Morton
on Sunday, taking dinner at Hotel
Francois.
The Penny News made it's appear
ance in an enlarged form last week
four pages, two columns to page and
, in red, white and blue. Editor Ferris
has new press for his paper.
; If ever you go to Mankato do not for
get to visit the Mankato Commercial
College. The school is one of the best
in the U. S., and we would urge that
all who can not go, send for their art
istic catalogue.
!, The A o U w of this city had pic
mic and celebration in Honner's Grove
on July 4th. There were in the neigh.
borhood of 200 present during the day
and all report an excellent time. The
contests included such as a tug-of-war
pie-eating, etc.
There will be a farewell reception
: for Rev. and Mrs. r G. Grose at the res.
idence of J w Ferris, on Wyoming
street, Friday evening, July 10th. An
invitation is extended to all members
of the church and congregation, and tC
, other special friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Grose.
: G. G. Johnson will continue in the
J employ of the Iowa immigration Co.
in the future, in all probabilities, and
in case the company locates an office
here, which now seems probable, G. G
will probably be located here. Agent
Garlock states that Mr.. johnson makes
The vestry of the Episcopal church
held meeting Tuesday evening for the
purpose of discussing the question OF
building new rectory for the pastor
No conclusion was reached but it was
decided to look over several residences
offered for sale that might be found &C.
: ceptable to the minister and family.
Attorney Clague and s R Quinn were
over from Lamberton Tuesday. The
latter was over on supplementary pro.
ceedings and the former as his attorney
Last fall a neighbor of Quinn's got
judgment against him for allowing cat
tie to run on the formers grain lands.
Quinn is resisting the payment of the
judgment.
a good man for the location of settlers
Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair, mother OF
Mrs. Charles H. Tenney, met with a
painful accident one day last week
while crossing yard to call on neigh.
Dor at VIM. Hams residence. She
, was passing around to the rear of the
latter residence when her foot caught
J in grape vine in such manner as to
precipitate her to the ground and dis
locate her ankle as well as to knock
her unconscious. She remained on the
grass in an unconscious condition fol-
J some time. Upon regaining conscious
ness she called for help. The call was
responded to by her daughter. The
lady is upwards of 20 years of age and
the dislocation and shock makes her
condition serious.
Anna E. Philbrick, daughter of E.
A. Philbrick, residing in Paxton town.
ship, and niece of F. w. Philbrick of
this city, died Monday afternoon of
blood poisoning, resulting from an ul-
Ger of the limb. The deceased had been
suffering from the ulcer for some time
prior to her death and the result was
not unexpected. She was % years of
age at the time of her death. The fun
eral occurred from the residence Tues
day morning, Rev. w. H. Knowlton
of the Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion, officiating. After the SER
vices the remains were forwarded to
Lacrosse for interment They were &C
companied by Miss Mollie Philbrick, a
VOun Uar Sstor Of tho. doonaSod