The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-11

r.. Lankard returned from his trip
to st. Parl on Thursday of last week.
Emil Schmahl shipped eight car
loads of stock to the Chicago and Mil
waukee yards during the past week.
License has been granted allowing
H. Kahler of Hotel Francois to con-
duct pool and billiard tables during the
ensuing year.
M. F. Cummings of South Dakota, a
brother of VIM. Cummings, clerk at
Geo. Lechner's grocery, was visiting
with the latter on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
In the action of Geo. A. Scott VS..
Jacob Tillisch, the jury returned YER
dict last Wednesday in favor of the
plaintiff, giving him judgment for the
full amount asked for.
G. A. Strong and wife and two
children, formerly of Hastings, and the
former a brother-in-law of Landlord
Kahler of Hotel Francois, arrived here
last week and will assist at Hotel Fran
co.'s for an indefinite period.
V. NJ. Persons left for Minneapolis
last Monday for the purpose of re-sup-
plying his stock of furniture which was
materially lessened by unusually large
sales last week. Vic. also attempted to
dispose of a Sawdust City lot during
his absence.
In last week S issue of this paper it
was stated that judgment would be &C
knowledged in the case of A. E. Nc
Carly VS.. Sherman Payne. The state
ment was made on statement by one
of the interested parties. 1t was mis-
take as Attorney Dolliff carried the
case through trial.
Mrs. Alice Hartman of 422 John ST.,
st. Paul, circulating agent for the
Northwestern Magazine, was in the
city over Sunday, booming the circula-
ton of that popular and typical North
western enterprise boomer. She met
with a great deal of success among the
business men of this city.
George L. Evans returned from the
annual convention of the State Camp
of Modern Woodmen last Friday. On
his return to his office George was of
the opinion that some one had taken
possession of it during his absence, but
he found nothing missing-in fact he
was ahead two or three useful articles.
The ladies' society of the Presbyteri-
an church will meet with Mrs. James
Arnold at North Redwood tomorrow.
Sleighs will be provided and will be in
waiting at Philbrick & Co.'S store at
five O'Clock to take those who have nc
other means of going. Mrs. Arnold has
engaged the hall in which the social
will be held
A Rural Center item states that
Charles Zuberbier writes from New
Ulm that he would leave for Kansas
and perhaps Texas, on Tuesday. Zub
erbier also wrote that he had received
information that Mrs. Spofford, his sis
ter, who was taken violently insane Oh
the train while en- route to Houston
Texas, was considerably improved an6
that there might be some chance of he
recovery.
F. NJ. Shoemaker, town clerk o
Flora, Renville county, was in the city
last Thursday evening. Some time agt
Mr.. Shoemaker had one of his hand:
badly cut by glass while throwing al
exploding lamp out of window. A
that time he carried policy in thu
Globe Fraternal Accident Association
company represented here by E. B
Hale. Shortly after the accident b.
presented claim for the weekly allow
ance and very soon received checl
from the company for S24.65, all tina
he asked for
Mrs. A. B. Halves gave birthda,
surprise party to her husband on Thurs
day evening of last week. Invitation
We're received by about ten of the gen
tleman friends of the Doctor. All o
f them responded and while they wer
assembling at a rendezvous preparation,
, to moving on the Halves residence in
body their wives were preparing sur
prise for the husbands by rendezvous
ing at F. L. Warmers house. After th
, Doctor was surprised by the men tn
f ladies walked in and surprised the Doc
, tor, his wife, and their husbands. Dr.
; Halves was presented with handscm
: parlor lamp during the evening.
2 The Supreme Court has reversed tn
1 lower court in re the assignment of tn
Citizens Bank, Justin F. Jones, appel
} liant, VS.. Northern Trust Co., assignee
D respondent. The case is the bitterl..
| fought and long drawn out one where
' in Jones claimed over sc, 1000, Oh &C
e count ofthe bank, during its insolvency
: not having given him proper credit TO
1 money deposited, according to his allie