The Redwood gazette., 1897-04-01

Mountain Tea.
O. M. Leavens left for Cottonwood
last Monday on few days visit.
| Mrs. Lottie Holmes of Kansas City,
niece Of D. j. Laird. is svisiting with
the family of the latter in this city.
The Morton Enterprise chronicles
the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Kietzman Of Sherman township,
on March 81.
Evangelist Erwin and wife have
been visiting with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Fullen of this city,
during the past week.
Miss Lena Henzie of Lebanon
Springs, New York, formerly of this
place, has been visiting her brothers
and sisters in this section during the
past week.
Mark Hale left for Granite Falls ov-
er the St. Louis Monday. He will
work that town in the interests of the
accident insurance company repre-
sented in this section by his father.
Miss Emily Wilson, teacher in the
Candy public schools, spent last week
with her parents near this city. Miss
Ella Wilson, who is teaching at
Springfield, will arrive here Saturday
to spend her spring vacation at home.
Miss b. Mae Sims returned from a
business trip to Chicago last Satur-
day. She purchased an extensive mil
linery stock for J. r. Wolff & Co. s
store during her absence. The store
has been re-arranged for the display
soon to be made.
J. A. Engelhart has practically de-
cided to erect an elevator at Ray
mond, on the Great Northern, and
have the same completed in time fol
the 1897 crop. For the present his
family will reside in Redwood Falls
and Mr.. Engelhart has rented the
Barnes residence on Bridge east oi
Washington, for their home until he
decides to move them to Raymond.
The omnibus road and bridge bill
was introduced in both houses Of the
legislature last Friday. The bill car
ries total of over $4,000, of which
Redwood county receives for the pro
posed bridge over the Cottonwood
river $500, Renville $500, Lyon $500
Cottonwood $500, Yellow Medicin,
F $500. Becker aud St. Louis ccuntie'
take the largest fall out of the fund
receiving over 81 300 each.
Olof Hartwick of GAINESVILLE ha
been in the city during the past week
E looking over Redwood county real es
tate, and as result of his inspection
0. L. Dornberg sold him the 2Z7;
acre James Garner tract on section Z
Three Lakes, for $3.50. The farm
includes the fine buildings on tn
same. Mr.. Hartwick will move hi
family to the farm as soon as convent
ent.
Madison Press: It is reported her,
that parties occupying grounds TO
J wood yards, etc., on the railroad righ
of way at this place, have been mott
!, fed to vacate as the company want
to use the grounds for the purpose o
putting up coal sheds, round house
turn table, water tank and other neces
sary railway buildings. In connection
with this comes the rumor of railwa,
extension the removal of the end O
the division from Morton to this plac
, land the pulling up of the turn table
engine house, coal sheds, etc., at Daw
son. The town is to donate land TO
: railroad purposes.
"With the Circus: Route Book O
i Ringing Bros Greatest Shows" ha
/ been received by The GAZETTE from
Z the management of the great circus
!. The route book, instead of outlinin,
7 the places where the circus will appea
) during the coming year, gives tn
towns it appeared in last year, togeth
, er with many amusing incidents OF
!. the route. The book is illustrated
r showing the crowds at the entrances
!. portraits of the five Ringling Bros
> of the different crews, elephants il
training, the superb field of 400 hors
| es, the work of putting up and tearin,
!. down tents, and of the large coloret
4 lithos used by the circus in advertis
ing the shows. Aside from all this
? contains portraits of the various head
, of the many different departments
The new law prescribing the time
! IF ho1Iino tho ooporol &orro, oe IL.