The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-15

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Rocky Mountain Tea.
Attorneys j. H. Bowers and 3. G.
Patterson left for st. Paul and Mime
apolis Tuesday to attend to legal bust
ness.
E. A. Luscher now owns the jewel
~ stock of L. A. Guth, the latter to
attend to repairing and other work in
connection with the jewelry depart
ment at Mr. Luscher's store.
There will be Easter services at the
Catholic church in this city commenc-
ing at 1870 o'clock, at which time a
special class of seven or eight children
will receive their first communion.
At business meeting of St. Agnes
Guild of the Episcopal church last
Friday evening Miss Carrie Isham
was elected President, Mrs. Inez
Luscher vice-president,- Miss Hattie
Beecher secretary and Miss Virginia
Huntington treasurer.
John Crowley, in the st. Cloud re-
formatory, sent there for the larceny
of goods from residence in Lander
ton, Redwood county, has made appli-
cation to the board of pardons for a
pardon, and it is probable that the
same will be granted.
A. II. Moon and family of Kennon,
Wis.,, formerly of this city, came up
from that point last Saturday and will
visit with relatives and friends during
the next two weeks. Armanus has
been i'll at Kennon for some time prior
to his arrival here and he comes up to
this health resort with the hopes oil
regaining his health.
Jack Crook, advance agent for Prof
Click of Chicago, was in the city last
Thursday attempting to make arrange.
ments for the appearance of Prof
Clicks company in this city. The
proper arrangements we're made ano
the company will be here April 81
%, % and Is. Click is hypnotist
and he has with him group of Jap
anese entertainers.
H. J. Sullivan of Waseca, con
ductor on the main line of the North
western between Tracy and Waseca
was in the city last Friday and during
his stay here he secured the contrac
for deed to the farm of VIM. White
in New Avon township. Mr.. Sullivan
does not propose to quit railroading
but made the deal as a good bargain
which he is able to swing.
Evangelist Vernon J. Rose ane
singer will commence a series of meet
ings with the Church of Christ or
Lords day, May 18th. Meetings viii
be held in a large tent, if the weathe
is suitable. Evangelist Rose comes
to Minnesota. under the auspices O
the Minnesota Christian Missionary
Society and he enjoys the reputation
| of being a very successful evangelist.
i AS souvenir of his Mexican TRIP
1 Agent H. L. Beecher of the North
western has presented Gus. Thiering
with one of the most beautiful water
opals ever seen in this city. The opa
weighs about three karats. It was
purchased of the Sonora News Com
pany in the city of Mexico, just after
Mr.. Beecher had visited the opa
mines of Mexico. Mr.. Thiering values
the gift very highly and proposes tt
have it set in ring.
Mapleton Enterprise: This week
papers we're served on DR.. E. L
Halves, the well-known Mankato den
fist and former proprietor of the Ma
pleton mill, in a suit in which U. G.
Argetsinger assignee of James E
Brown and Charles H. Brown, appears
as plaintiff. The case grows out q
money advanced by the Mapletor
bank to the defendant during the pe
Rod dating from May LIST, 1891, anc
May Goth, 1896, with which to conduc
the milling business at this place anc
amounts to $6,352.1O with Interest
thereon, at the rate of seven per cent
At the time Mr.. Halves turned ovel
certain properties to the bank to re-
imburse them for money loaned, bu,
the property in question fell the
amount named short of liquidatine
the debt, hence the suit to recover a,
this time, in the interest of the credit
ors of the bank.
There was rafting good contest
between well-known citizen and sew.
eral members of the colored minstrel
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