The Redwood gazette., 1897-07-15
S. Pollard drove to Minneapolis this

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week, leaving here Monday morning.
j The Ladies' Mite society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. J. P. Cooper tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock.
The living rooms over the White
saloon, recently papered and removal
ed, are for rent in whole or in part.
Inquire of the lessee, r. D. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lamberton went
down to st. Peter on Tuesday of last
week. Mrs. Lamberton will remain
there for some time. G. E. returned
home on Thursday or Friday.
Attorney J. H. Bowers drove to
Granite Falls last Saturday and on
Monday was before Judge Powers op-
posing a motion in a civil action in
which Mr.. Bowers is interested.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor societies of the Presbyterian
church will give lawn social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G..
Thune tomorrow evening. Ice cream
and cake ten cents.
Hugh McDougall was in town Mon
day and stated that the crop on his
farm as we'll as on the farm of Marion
johnson and other farms around there
we're more or less injured by hail and
heavy rain on the night of July 5th.
| A snake woman gave exhibitions on
Second street and Washington avenue
| last Friday night. She had several
kinds of snakes. After the exhibitions
she would take up collection, and
the crowd was pulled to the extent OF
SIS or $50.
! James Tyson, wife and two children
of Kansas, the former brother oil
Joseph Tyson of this city, are visiting
with the family of the latter. James
Tyson is a treasurer of Kansas
| county and owns an extensive farm ir
the same county.
At meeting of the city council or
the night of July 9Th the report of th'
: committee on streets against the prop
osition to cut Washington avenue
, through to the falls was adopted. Th'
. reason for the unfavorable report wa
. on account of the fact that as yet tn
Q city does not own any of the property
VI Miss Minnie B. Norcutt, daughte
8 of George Norcutt, one of the leading
2 farmers and best known men of Gran
= ite Rock, was married to Christian
a Christianson in Clerk Warmers offic
q by Judge Baldwin last Thursday. MI
q Christianson is young farmer o
Granite Rock township and the coupl
= will reside there in the future.
: Pentony Bros, our enterprisin,
marble dealers, were given the contrac
o to erect large granite scarcopagu
: to be made out of St. Cloud dark re,
9 granite costing in the neighborhood O
o $500, at the grave of Mrs. Schleude
a in Freeborn cemetery, Freeborn, MINI
Q This speaks we'll of the firm to erec
J, work in competition with Easter,
: firms.
0. W. Mcmillan, agent of w. E
7 Parsons elevator system at this place
0 received word a little more than
: week ago to close up the house as ne
o gotiations we're under way for trans
! fer of all the elevators owned by tha
: gentleman on the line of the North
Q western railroad, to whom, the lette
:. did not state, but promised more def
: mite information later. It is know
K that the VanDusen-Harrington Cc
have been negotiating for the system
Q for some time past, and from wor,
: received from Minneapolis it can b
t stated that the company is now tn
owner of the Parsons elevator. M,
= Mcmillan does not know whether b.
s will be retained at the elevator at tn
t present writing. Richard Ziemer vii
: probably act as agent for VanDusel
g people for their second elevator a
o Morgan.
Q The marriage of Harold V. Smit]
: of Marion comfy, Indiana, to Mis-
3 Marion L. Everett, only daughter O
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Everett of thi
city, occurred at the home of tn
s BRIDES parents on Chestnut and Lin
T coin streets at 1870 o'clock last Sat
5 urday morning. The ceremony wa
s performed by Rector w. H. Knowlto1
+ of the Episcopal Church of the Hol,
Communion, and was in the presenc
: of only the members of the family O
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