The Redwood gazette., 1897-03-18

Seed grain notes at GAZETTE Office.
W. Fl. Andrews of Morton was in
the city for few hours last Saturday
evening.
Attorney w. J. Mcleod has been
attending to legal business in and
around Henderson during the past
week.
John Woffensmith came up from
st. Paul on Friday of last week. John
came through over the St. Louis, after
spending several days in the SANITY
City.
Register Of Deeds Cobleigh return
ed from his Willow Lake farm last
Saturday. He drove over and during
the drive froze one of his cheeks quite
badly,
Miss Nellie Gibson, who has been
visiting with relatives in and around
Dodge Centre and Mankato during
the past month, returned home last
Friday evening.
A. C. Wood, relief operator on the
Northwestern, came up from Waseca
last Friday evening to assist Gus.
Thiering in running the business of
the Northwestern and the Western
Union companies during the absence
of Station Agent H. L. Beecher.
Miss Bertha Roberts left for Me-
nominee, Wis, last week, in response
to a telegram announcing the serious
illness of a three-year-old sister. A
word received here from Miss Roberts
on Thursday stated that the little one
died of Group the evening before.
w. II. Allen announces that he will
hereafter reside in Granite Falls,
where he owns his own residence. He
will move his family from Sioux Falls
to Granite Falls in a short time and
his latch strings will be open to his
Redwood friends making that town
Mr.. Allen will continue travelling, but
for what concern he is not now GER
tain.
Renville county is no longer in this
judicial district, the bill setting off the
county and adding it to the Twelfth
district, becoming a law last week
The Twelfth district was thereby al
lowed a second judge, lawyer from
the northern portion of the district
knocking down the persimmons. The
south side of Renville county is moi
very we'll pleased over the triumph o.
the north side.
The storm of last Thursday gave
the street cleaning department plenty
of work on Friday. There we're big
drifts all over the different streets ano
Street Commissioner McGettrick, with
a crew of men, we're engaged in tear
ing down the drifts to common lev
ell. AS a result of the work there was
more snow on the streets during the
past week than there has been at any
previous time for good many years
Next Wednesday evening the En-
deayor society of the Presbyterian
church will give an Evening will
Longfellow," entertainment in the G
| A. R. hall. No refreshments will bt
served. The admission fee will he
cent for each letter in the persons
name, the name to be spelled out il
full. The person with the longes
name will receive the book containing
Longfellow's poems. Entertainment
will commence at 7:30 o'clock. Every
body invited.
Ebenezer Watson has sold his trac
of land on Ramsey Heights to Adam
Alexander, the latter paying in tn
neighborhood of $l 500 for he same
aside from assuming a sr al mort
gage, and giving Mr.. Watson som
stock. Mr.. Alexander has also pur
chased the residence of Mrs. VIM
Smith, just across the road from tn
tract he now owns. He will move thi
residence over on to his own propert
and will soon take up his residence
on Ramsey Heights.
Supt. S. J. Race drove over from
| Lamberton last Sunday. He ha'
been holding an examination of ap
plicants to teach in Redwood count,
at that place on Friday and Saturday
and the examination concluded to-
late for him to take the Saturda,
afternoons train home. When seel
Monday morning he was emphatic il