The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-10-14

d. u. JO0LZ0 OF z 8lTmOnC mas sue
ceeded E. r. Houck behind the count
ers at F. W. Philbrick & Co.'S store.
4. E. Glasscoe and F. Nj. Birken-
meyer are now residing in the formers
residence at the intersection of Bridge
and Mill streets.
The Misses Kate Forbush and Mary
Treadwell Of St. Peter have been Wis
iting in this city during the past week,
the guests of Mrs. G. E. Dickinson.
The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. G. w. Everett tomorrow af-
ternoon. All members are requested
to be present to transact important
business.
There are no vacant residences in
the city at the present time, while the
demand for them is even greater than
ever. In order to accommodate the
crowd there will have to be large
doubling up during the winter season.
Incidentally, The GAZETTE has very
fine suite of rooms for rent, all nicely
papered.
DR.. G. M. Lemngwell left last Tues
day for Gibbon, and after spending
two or three days at that place, he will
go to Barnum, Carlton county. He
will remain there couple of days and
will then go to Grand Rapids, Mimi,
where he will visit for several weeks
with E. G.. Bailey of that place, form
erly of this city.
Attorney E. G. Patterson returned
from st. Paul Thursday, where he was
attending the opening of the October
term of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Pat
terson states that the appeal in the
case of Oliver M. Leavens respondent
VS.. R. P. Lewis, appellant, was dis
missed, Mr.. Lewis having to pay $40
to the respondent. The case will now
go on for trial at the November term
of court. Mr.. Dolliff is attorney for
Mr.. Leavens and B. II. Schneider for
Mr.. Lewis.
Albert j. Van Selus and Miss Annie
K. Peterson we're united in matrimony
at Delhi, by Rev. II. McHenry of,the
Presbyterian church OF that place.
last Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Van
Selus is rustling young blacksmith
of this city, who has recently rented
the Crooks blacksmith shop, while the
bride is daughter of farmer resid-
ing just west of T. E. Walton's farm
in Sheridan township. Mr.. and Mrs
Van Selus will reside in the residence
recently vacated by Charles G.. John
son on Mill street.
Fannie Arnold has secured divorce
from Richard Arnold, according to q
decree filed with Clerk Warner by
Frank Clague, attorney for the. plain.
tiff, last Friday. Lamberton is get,
ting to be Mecca for the divorce
colony, as this is the third separation
from that point during the past sum.
mer. The plaintiff in this action is 81
years of age and the defendant is 81
years. They we're married at Ovation
ma on March l, 1894 and lived togeth
until March /, 1896, when the defend
ant wilfully deserted his wife. They
have one child, Franklin L. Arnold
and the plaintiff is given the custody
of the same. The plaintiff is keeping
house near Lamberton for John 5
Randall, who was recently divorced
from his wife.
"This cold snap came just the RICH
time," remarked w. R. Caswell, the
ice and coal man last Friday evening
"My ice houses we're very nearly ex
hausted and I only have ice enough
left to take care of the business inter
ests until the extreme cold weather ap
pears. Last year, when the summer
season closed, the big ice house wa
about half full:of ice. Last winter w
filed all of the houses the same as tn,
previous winter. but August and Sep
tember had disastrous effect on tn
contents, and I would have had t
, shut down on the residence if tn
warm season had kept up much long
or. Early this season I thought W
would haye one houseful left this fall
but the weather knocked my belle
badly. Of course, you might mention
that although the ice season is closet
= I have got some very fine coal ant
wood for the public use."
: The reception Of the Epwortl
' League to Rev. E. R. Houck las
Wednesday evening was largely at