The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-16

oosepn Oe1fert and Kate SteinbrOOk
OF Brookville have been licensed to
we'd.
}. g. Murphy of Willow Lake,
formerly of this city, is rejoicing over
the arrival of a bouncing baby boy at
their home last week.
Willard Root left for Minneapolis
last Friday. He will work in barber
shop in that city with the view of
learning how to handle the shaving
cup and razor.
Leroy Stegner sold a residence and
three lots in Mankato last week and
is now residing with his wife in Min
neapolis. He will remain there dur
ing the remainder of the winter.
| Willie Broughton, the second oldest
son of T. D. Broughton, an old settler
OF this town, died Friday morning
last of pneumonia. The young man
had been ailing several days but his
case was not considered serious until
shortly before the end. The funeral
occurred Sunday, Rev. R. g. Crosse
officiating.
VIM. Crouley left for Minneapolis
last Saturday. He will visit with his
mother there for several days, after
which he will &c to Chicago, and take
the Illinois Central for New Orleans,
La. There he will participate in
Mardi Gras the last of this month
and the early part of next. After
Mardi Gras he will proceed by steam
er to Tampa, Florida, where he will
spend the remainder of the winter.
o.. Rea of the Tracy Herald was
appointed postmaster at Tracy by
President Cleveland on Thursday
last. Rea was in St. Paul at the time
and was at the Windsor in the even
ing of that day. A large crowd of
newspaper men kept him company in
Parlor B of that popular hotel until
about 2 o'clock Friday morning. He
has high regards for Hon. M. Doran
and W. F. Villas, the former of Min
nesota and the latter of Wisconsin.
who are responsible for his appoint
ment.
W.>L. Pierce, the attorney who
mysteriously disappeared from Red
wood Falls several weeks ago, was
heard from in Montana. It is stated
that in letter received by St. Paul
party recently he is very much en-
ragged over the report that his name
was connected with the alleged rob
berry of the Citizens Bank and that
his father, S. L. Pierce, will make
complaint to the county attorney oil
this county on which warrant 70,
criminal libel will be issued for the
editor of paper in this city.
4 Fred. Bager, the coming President
and General Manager of the Western
:: Union Telegraph Co., made bushes.
T and pleasure trip to Chicago las
week. After inspecting the Western
+ Union office in that city, and meeting
! with several dignitaries of note, in
:: Guiding Chicago alderman or two
} he was taken in charge of by hi
+ brother, Artemus Ward Bager, VIII,
, pointed cut the remainder of tn
sights of the Windy City to hi
. younger brother. Fred thinks Chica
go great city with tiger running
loose at about every other door. H,
is close observer and any one want
) ing to know nything about the Wind,
City should apply to Fred for informa
> ton.
< The records and other document
j. of the municipal court were turnet
| over to IL. ID. Baldwin, Judge-elect
> Tuesday morning. He qualified tn
/. day before. Judge Baldwin immedi
, ately appointed E. E. Herriott a
t clerk of the court. Mr.. Herriott is ;
> young attorney who has recently be
come an assistant in Judge Baldwin
office, and will probably soon be ad
mitted to the bar. Judge Baldwin,
| first case was from the agency, Viii
Goodthuuder being arrested for has
) tardy on complaint of Minnie Dow
both Indians. Judge allowed tb.
couple to consult and later in the da,
he had marriage ceremony to per
form. The Judge wished them plen
ty of happiness and they left The
court room wearing broad smiles.
At the meeting of the city council
held on the evening of Jan. 9TH, a