The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-02-20

Attorney Madigan was in New Ulm
on legal business last Friday.
G.. w. Dickinson and wife returned
from Minneapolis last Wednesday
evening.
Judge and Mrs. Fl. D. Baldwin are
both seriously i'll at the residence of
Mrs. G. T. Ward.
Mrs. H. C. Ackmann, who slipped
and broke her ankle while returning
home from church several weeks ago,
is improving rapidly.
Harry Stewart, arrested for gambl-
ing at Mankato, plead guilty in the
police court of that city Monday after
noon, and paid fine of $25
There will be public meeting of
all those DESTROYS of forming coop
erative creamery association in the vi
cinity, at the Martin school house, in
the town of Sheridan, on Saturday,
Feb. 22d,lat 2 o'clock p. m.
1t is probable that Louise Lyon
johnson, Grand Worthy Matron of
the Eastern Star of Minnesota, will
visit Charity Chapter of this place
during the next month. She will be
in New Ulm on the evening of March
9Th.
Mrs. Nat Martin was in the city on
Tuesday at which time she retained
Frank Clague as her attorney for the
purpose of bringing an action in di-
vorce from er..husband. Nat Martin,
who was arrested on various charges a
couple of weeks ago.
j. G. Murphy was over from Viii
low Lake Saturday. Mr.. Murphy is
teaching school in Dist. 30, that town
ship, and probably has the largest
country school district, from the
standpoint of attendance, in the coun-
ty. He has 46 pupils. 9
Mrs. @. R. Tanner writes from Fair
mont, MINI, where she has been Wis
iting with her father, Thos. A. March,
the we'll known shoe repairer formerly
of this place, to the effect that the lat
ter has changed his address from
Fairmont to 957 Turner avenue, Chi,
cago, where Mrs. Tanner is residing.
Auditor Anderson received photo
graph of T. w. Caster of Underwood
Iowa, Tuesday morning. The photo
graph is for the group of county aud
itors of Redwood county, Mr.. Caster
having been the first auditor. The
only photograph now lacking to make
the group complete is one of I. M
Van Setback, deceased.
U. H. Bergen returned from LIE
Sueur county Monday. He was calico
there on account of the fatal illness, o.
his father, death coming last Friday
The funeral was held on Sunday. The
elder Bergen has resided in LeSueul
county for over 40 years and was one
of the best known and most highly
esteemed residents of the county.
Rural Center hints at S. P. Hick'.
leaving the Nettiewyynnt farm fo
good and taking up his home in Chi
cago. II says that he is putting up {
magnificent new home in that city til,
home being fitted up with all tn
modern appliances, such as steam
heat, plumbing, etc., and that it is 10
Gated just.across the street from tn
residences of his brothers in tn,
Windy City.
The Junior: Endeavor Society of tn
Presbyterian church, under the lead
ership of Mrs. O. L. Dornberg, CAV
an entertainment in the church las
Friday evening. The programme con
sisted of singing, Rotations, reading
and instrumental music by the Junior
after which light refreshments wer
served. After refreshments the yalen
tine box was opened, and the children
we're in high spirits for some time at
ter.
The first test made of the running
capacity of The GAZETTE newspape
press was made on Tuesday and Wed
nesday of last week, when high speed
was placed on the press and thu
engine given full power. The result
was that the regular edition of thu
paper was run off on both days at thu
maximum speed claimed for the press
! 300 per hour. The press stands or
l8 inches of brick concrete while thu
engine is bolted into a mass of thu