The Redwood gazette., 1896-01-30

German at her home Tuesday even
ing. =
Redwood Falls is the best advertised
small city in the State, remarks the
Winthrop News.
James McGinnis, through his at
torney j. H. Bowers, has commenced
an action of ejectment against Thomas
Egan of Brookyille.
Look out for something fine-A
new Revolving Photo Show case will
adorn one of our street corners in the
near future, put there by N. B. An
dersen.
James Larson and J. w. Marvin of
Johnsonyille, the latter town clerk of
that township, we're in the city Tues
day and yesterday. Mr.. Marvin made
trip to the gold mine.
AL. Theiring has been suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever dur
ing the past week. Postmaster Laird,
who has been under that fever for
three weeks, is slowly convalescing.
- Archie Stewart, the wealthy and
pushing Underwood farmer, was in
town Tuesday, leaving over the st.
Louis for St. Paul to spend few
days enjoying the sights and scenes
of the Carnival.
The wheat market has been on a
"climb" all of last week. From 46 on
Monday to 49 on Saturday. G. w.
George, the independent buyer, con-
tracted for some at SO cents, to be de-
livered this week.
Mrs. H. G. Ackmann had her right
foot broken near the ankle while re-
turning home from church Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Ackmann slipped in
} such manner as to bring about the
fracture. She was taken home and
medical aid summoned. Mrs. Ack,
| mann will be obliged to remain in the
house for some time to come.
: Morton Enterprise: The report
went out last week that Julius
3 Schmahl of the REDWOOD GAZETTE
had been appointed alderman to fill E
-, vacancy, and we felt like congratulate
t ing our brother, but to our disappoint
i ment O. W. Mcmillan was appointed
S to fill the vacancy. Julius woule
: have made dignified member of th'
|, legislature of Redwood Falls an(
S made things hustle at the severa
T. meetings. But twas ever thus-news
q paper men are out of luck
# j. B. Robinson received news of tn
J. death of Henry G.. Abbott of Utica
J. New York, last week. The demise oe
CURED on Friday, Jan. 18th, at tn
t. advanced age of 78 years. Mr.. Abbot
t, at one time owned large quantity {
s. land in Delhi and Swedes Fores
70 townships, this county. At the tim
r of death he owned several tracts an
< had contracts pending for the sale
d other tracts, made for him by Robil
N son & Co. Mr.. Abbott was bushes
re man of Utica for number of year
Or He was in business in Chicago at Il
ae time of the great FIRE of 1872. Two
h. his sons reside in St. Paul.
to The late Henry E. Wolff, broth
of H. B. Wolff of this city, who
of death was announced in this pap
ae last week, was born at Lengarfel
at Sazony in Germany. the 9TH of Octo
Nv er, 1924. In 1887 be emigrated wi
c.; his parents to America, they settli1
A. in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Wolff first car
m to Minnesota in 1853, and became
C. resident of Carver Co. From Carp
i'll county he removed to Melville in Re
of Vile county, where he has since resi-
Ia, ed. Mr.. VOLTS wife died on Jan. 271
be 1889. The deceased leaves gro,
A family of eleven children to mou
ae his departure. The funeral occurr
be Wednesday at the residence of the {
rs. ceased, Rev. Abel conducting the s.
d. vices in both English and Germs
in The deceased has been life long a
of active member of the Moraxi
[r. l,church.
lrt The Presbyterian church has be
rs. divided into four divisions, each di
of sion of which will give one social Il
winter. The first division gave
.st social last Wednesday evening at t
ef G.. A. r. hall. The entertainme
It. was of the usual order, except tt
D. Mr.. Patterson, who announced t
N. programme, gave to each number
be name other than the right one. II