The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-23

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Mrs. A. D. 1 ayton on Mill street last
Sunday evening.
Joseph Tyson went to Echo and is
now buying feeding cattle in that
vicinity for Hon. G. D. Gilfillan.
The ladies aid society of the Pres
byterian church meet with Mrs. E.
M. Brooks tomorrow afternoon.
John N. Jones came over from his
farm in Westline last Monday. He
spent the day visiting with his polite
al friends here.
Miss Matte Powers and Miss Madge
Mccarthy will come down from Gran
tie Falls tomorrow and will be present
at the leap year ball in the evening.
J.P. DolliH of Minneapolis, form
erly of Wood Lake, spent few days
visiting with his son, Attorney A. G.
Dolliff of this city, during last week.
j. Roy Hubbard, travelling auditor
OF the Chicago & Northwestern sys-
tenn, and G. N. Norton, travelling aud
itor of the American Express Co., were
in the city last Tuesday.
John s. Murset writes all the way
from Los Angeles, CAL, to his brother
Fred of this place, as follows: "Give
Mr.. Schmahl my hearty congratula-
tons on the editing of The REDWOOD
GAZETTE. I think it very newsy lit
tie paper"
Thompson & Mead commenced suit
against John n. Jones, representative
from this county, last Monday, for
$25 on note long since overdue. The
action was commenced in the NUM-
cipal court and service was made on
Mr.. Jones personally while in this
city.
Evangelist Erwin and wife continue
to draw large crowds at the opera
house every evening. Mrs. Erwin
entertains the crowd before and after
each talk given by the evangelist.
The meeting will be continued for an
indefinite period. Several persons
have taken a stand for Christ. On
last Sunday baptism occurred at the
Christian church. The subject OF
Mr.. Erwin's talk on Sunday evening
was the THE old paths"
The police court presented lively
appearance last Tuesday morning.
Owing to Judge Baldwin being inter
ested in several cases on the docket
before his election A. G. Dolliff was
sworn in as acting judge and held the
position down throughout the day
There we're many civil actions on the
docket, but only one criminal, that OF
John Boag, arrested for assault and
battery on Louisa Ziemer. 1t is stated
that both parties reside in Three
Lakes township.
4 A complete tax list, both real ano
personal, for Swedes Forest and Kin
tire will be found with 0. A. Gimme
stad at Belview. The list for Vests
can he seen at Vesta postoffice. Fol
Underwood at Ashford postohice. F'ol
Granite Rock at Rock postoffice. Fol
Gales at Logan postofGce. Also State
Bank of Morgan, Citizens Banl
of Lamberton, F. f. Golf Walnu
Grove for their respective sections
} Also Charlestown and Willow Lake a
Sanborn postofice.
i Mrs. Lavina Williams, sister of P
r. Pease and Mrs. Brainerd, died a
the home of DIR. G.. r. Pease very
| suddenly about two o'clock last Sat
| urday morning. Mrs. Williams wa
i in excellent health up to half an hou
! before the death. Mrs. P. r. Peas,
J, heard a groan from Mrs. Williams
room about l:30, and her nurse wa
summoned to investigate the cause
! She found Mrs. Williams passing
away and half an hour later dealt
came. Death was due to hemorrhag
of the stomach. Mrs. Williams wa
about 80 years of age. Her hom
was in Scottsville, n. Y, where sh
has four children residing. She cam
: to Redwood Falls with P. r. Peas,
and Mrs. C. Fred Thompson in DC
tober last, after the trio had attended
reunion of the Pease family il
Michigan. The remains were for
I. warded to Scottsyllle for intermen
Saturday forenoon.
, Sleepy Eve Dispatch, Jan. l6: Ser
vices are to he held at All Soul
Church tomorrow evening at whiel
F time Rev. Henry Beer takes leave q