The Redwood gazette., 1896-01-30

the Schmahl building on Washington
avenue tomorrow evening. A good
time is assured by the fireman having
the matter in charge.
Mrs. DeLande of Chicago was in
town during Monday and Tuesday
securing advertisements for new
drop curtain to be placed in the Red
wood Falls opera house.
Morton wants a creamery and the
Enterprise cautions the business men
of that town not to let the project
drop. 1t adds that Redwood Falls is
getting trade from Morton by reason
of the cooperative creamery in this
city.
H. D. Austin of Watervjlle, Mimi,
was in the city last Wednesday. He
was looking over the town with view
of locating here. Mr.. Austin had his
eye on a part interest of the CONNER
cial Hotel, now being conducted by
S. E. Bailey.
Beaver Falls items in the Morton
Enterprise of last week have it that
Mrs. Cornish and daughter, Mrs.
Stegner, visited in Redwood Falls on
Wednesday and that Misses Hattie
and Julia Peavey are at home in Bea
YER Falls on account of the illness of
the former.
The Lake Benton News of last week
announces that A. G. Matthews will
resume the banking business at that
place, Notwithstanding the recent col
lapse of his bank. He made arrange
ments with his creditors for resump-
tion last week and is already at the
old banking stand doing business.
New Ulm Review: Attorney Madi-
gan of Redwood county has done
many clever things-so clever in fact
that it took the people of Redwood
county years to appreciate their full
import. Who knows but what his fly
ing machine may prove to be VOL
E derful invention, and that the worlc
will yet hold it's breath while ht
changes the mode of warfare.
At the meeting of Charity Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star, las
Wednesday evening, under specia
7 dispensation, Mrs. H. N. Bell wa
elected to the position of Worthy Ma
tron, vice Mrs. Till Tibbetts resigned
y and Mrs. Francis Chadbourne wa
:. elected conductress vice Mrs. S. }
Race resigned. Mrs. Louise Lyo
. johnson, Grand Worthy Matron @
= Minnesota, will be here on the even
ing of Feb. 4th, at which time spe
E cial banquet will be given.
G. F. Case of the Marshall Report
~ er and oil Inspector for this distric
was in Redwood Falls over Wedne'
e day evening, inspecting oils. Mr.. Cas-
- is interested as much as any one Pc
- son in having the Northwestern 9,
;, tended from this city to Marshall an
; while he looks upon the propositio
;s with great deal of incredulity /
=. does think that there is chance #
. the Northwestern to extend it's ir
:. southwest from Ashland, Wis, toucl
n ing this city and then running on
81 Marshall.
vol Three bright young attorneys
= Redwood Falls were admitted to tt
practice of all courts of Minnesota
10 the recent session of the State Ls
At Examining Board. They are E.
~ Patterson, E. E. Herriott and D.
= Stuart. The former came here fro
- Huron, S. D., where he has been pra
u ticing for number of years. He W
10 be associated with Mr.. Mauser, one
+ the leading lawyers of South Dako'
,s and they will have their office in Il
:, rear of the second floor of The G
"A sIzErrE building. Mr.. Herriott can
,ai here from Elk Point, S. D., where
,oa was practicing for two or three yea
= He will be associated with FL. d. Bal
II win under the firm name of Baldw
10 & Herriott, the senior member
- which firm is an old practitioner. N
10 Stuart was judge of the police eou
.e here and will be associated with J(
= Chadderdon under the firm name
!. Chadderdon & Stuart.
The Mankato Free Press of Ia
Thursday says that Col. Crooks, chi
engineer of the Minneapolis & {
IL Louis road, came up from Minneapt
n is last night and went to New vi,
t. His visit is in connection with Il