The Redwood gazette., 1896-03-19

no0A vi0iIOO Will u0I pdI-
ents in Sanborn over Sunday.
Miss Kent of Morton is visiting at
Clark Shaver's, south of the city.
S. J. Race left yesterday for ST..
Paul to attend meeting of the State
Examining Board.
Mrs Frank Clayson, who has been
seriously i'll at her home in Wood
Lake, is now convalescing.
Seed oats for sale by Harris Peavey,
II miles northwest of Redwood Falls.
Also timothy seed for sale.
Il. Bogardus and wife of Springfield
have been visiting with the family of
L. N. Rowe during the past week.
Don't send away for your field or
garden seeds until you get prices from
Mckay and Race, the Masonic Block
Grocers.
Half rate to St. Paul and Mime
apolis on March 23d, over the North
western line. The tickets will be good
for return until March 26th.
A. P. Cloudy has returned from
trip to South Dakota, where his
brother was i'll but has since been re-
moved to Northfeld.
Sheriff Mead was in Marshall last
week. He will go to DeSmet, S. D.,
next week, for the purpose of looking
after farm in which he is interested,
Louise Lyon johnson, Grand Wor-
thy Matron of the Grand Chapter Or
der of the Eastern Star of Minnesota,
left on Thursdays train for Marshall
to exemplify the work before the
Charter at that place.
The post-ofice at Floretta has been
re- established. Fred Lueck is to be
postmaster. The office was discon-
tinued several months ago. This caused
a great deal of Inconvenience for peo-
pie residing in the southwest corner
of Renville county.
A.C. Schmahl and nephew, George
Jaehning of New Richland, will open
a hardware store in the O'Hara build
ing until recently vacated by the Nor
thern Trust Co., assignee of the Cit
liens Bank, about the middle of April.
Mr.. Schmahl has been the timer with
Laird & Dornberg for the last eighteen
years and is we'll known in this
vicinity. Mr.. Jaehning is the son of
Henry Jaehning, a furniture dealer
and creamery manager of New Rich
land, who was recently elected Mayor
of that town. The younger Jaehning
is now a clerk in mercantile estab-
lishment at GAINESVILLE.
The marriage of Jas. @. johnson of
Brookville and Mrs Henrietta Olson
of Omaha, Nebraska, occurred at the
M. b. parsonage in this city on last
Monday, Rev. R. G. Grose officiating
The marriage was the sequel to an in
teresting and romantic occurrence. It
appears that Mr.. johnson advertised
for wife and afterwards offered to
give farmer hog in case he would
find one for him. Quite a number OF
answers came in responce to the ad-
vertisement. There was serious doubts
as to which acceptance to take. 1t was
finally agreed to put all the letters
in a hat and draw one from the same,
the writer to be the lucky person.
Mrs. Olson was the writer of the letter
drawn.
Caucuses to send delegates to the
Republican county convention to be
held in this city tomorrow were held
all over the county last night. There
were contests in both wards of the
city, but The GAZETTE went to
press too early to tell the outcome. In
the first ward one ticket contains the
names of A, G., Burmeister, George
Houghmaster, Emil Kuenzli, A. G.
Dolliff, Monroe Baldwin, A. B. Trues
dell and A. P. Goudy. The other tic
ket contains the names of j. W. Fer
ris, Il. E. Mckay, NJ D. Martin. G. W.
George, Dwight Bissell, w. P. Tenney
and Frank Ring. In the seond ward
one ticket is composed of E. G. Patter-
son, G. V. Everett, John Woffelsmith,
| D. J.. Bigham and H. D. Baldwin and
the other contained the names of J. B.
Mason, S. Pollard, E. G. Patterson,
VIM. Smith and n. V. r. Hunter.
GOLD MINE OPERATIONS.