The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-08-19

Sick headache, stomach troubles,
cured by Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mrs. r. D. White and child returned
from trip to Lake Benton and st.
Paul Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. E. Clark returned home
from her trip to Minneapolis and St.
Paul last Monday afternoon. !.
Pocketbook found, containing two
notes drawn by an Iowa citizen. Own
er can claim the same at Kuenzli &
Luscher's grocery.
Miss Jennie Inglis of Columbus,
Wis, arrived here Monday from Aus
tin, where she has been visiting sis
ter. She will spend q few weeks with
her brother, T. Fl. Inglis, in the town
of New Avon, and expects to visit rel
atives and friends in the Twin Cities
before returning home.
Charles Huhnerkoch threshed out q
portion Of his wheat Monday. It av-
eraged ID bushels per acre of No. 2
wheat. Mr.. Huhnerkoch was obliged
to stop threshing on account of the
grain being too wet. A thresher start
ed on Matt. Offerman's crop, but it
likewise was too wet to thresh.
Charles E. Peters, station agent and
telegraph operator at Pisek, Walsh
county, S. D.. was in the city for a
few minutes Monday afternoon, and
secured license to we'd Miss Mabel
| A. Leonard, music teacher of Spring
field, and a sister of Will Leonard, q
well-known Shutdown farmer. Mr..
Peters hurried back to Pisek as soon
as they we're we'd.
A. r. McRae of the Sanborn Sen
tinel presents his compliments to Dan
MeRae: A letter from D. D. McRae
ex-editor of the Morgan Messenger
states that he is now employed as
managing editor of the Stillwate,
Messenger, the oldest weekly in the
State. This speaks we'll for Dan and
we wish him success in his new posi-.
ton. The Messenger has secured the
services of an exemplary young man
and they need have no fear but theil
interests will be we'll protected.
Miss Susie Tenney, daughter of G
a. Tenney, and Miss Lorenzo Tenney
daughter of W. P. Tenney, we're quite
seriously injured by being thrown out
of a buggy last Thursday afternoon
The two we're, with other children, &C
companying their father and J. M
Huntington on q fishing expedition
and on returning home one wheel O
the wagon ran into culvert hole ane
caused the jar that threw the two girl'
out of the buggy. They we're badly
| injured about the lower limbs and tn,
shoulders aud hips.
/ In the case of Walter Simmons vs.
Id. A. Richards and others Judg,
Webber has entered judgment 70
the defendants. The case is on,
wherein the defendants have mort
gage on Simmons property, and be
fore the insolvency of the Citizen
Bank Simmons made q paymen
through the bank on the mortgage
but the money never reached the de
PENDANTS. The latter refused to appl,
the payment and the Court hold
their position tenable. Attorney Dol
lift for the plaintiff will secure an or
der allowing him to bring an actor
against N. V. R. Hunter, as assignee
of the bank. to recover on the pay
ment.
FIR. Vonderlage OF the Catholi
church of this city preached his fns
: sermon here last Sunday, he giving
away the parish at this point to
: young Irish-American minister who's
name cannot yet be obtained. F,
, Vonderlage's dissolution from tn
Redwood parish was caused by tn
} congregation being too large for hin
! to preach to, in connection with hi
work at Morgan and other points il
| the county. After his farewell Sol
} mon last Sunday, in which he admon
ished his Pensioners to be faithful
the church and obedient to the new
minister, he baptized the infant twin
of James A. johnson, residing in Del
hi township. /.
A half dozen fair young lady hi
cyclists had a narrow escape from re
ceiving serious injuries by attemptin.
to coast down the hill on the road t.
Morton just this side of Glendale farm
|. last Thursday afternoon, The voun.