The Redwood gazette., 1897-05-13

i Hans P. Madison and Emma A. Lar.
sen of Brookville have been licensed
to we'd.
Miles Porter, law student in the
Office of County Attorney .Clague at
Lamberton, was in the city on Friday
Evangelist Rose commences bis
tent meetings under the auspices Of
the Christian church in this city next
Sunday.
Charity Chapter No. 35, Order oi
the Eastern Star, gave dancing par
ty to it's members and a number OF
friends last evening.
We receive Fresh Strawberries
Tuesday and Friday of each week
Give us your standing order for the
season, and we will see that you are
supplied. SoUrHw1cK & ANGEL.
The case of Carl A. Frederickson
vs.. O. G. Frederickson was dismissed
on stipulation last Monday, County
Attorney Clague acting for the plant
if and the defendant acting for him
self.
Fred L. Warner has purchased the
entire tract of land owned by Edward
March, and known as the March home.
stead on Fifth street. This makes
Mr.. Warner one of the finest building
tracts in the city.
John Strausell has decided not te
take the street sprinkling contract
and has assigned his interest in the
same to J. A. McGettrick, who has
already commenced the work oil
sprinkling.
The case of M L. McGee vs.. Arthur
Mullinex was settled just before the
jury was called on Friday while the
case of William Lindeman vs.. Philip
Heck was settled to the satisfaction Of
MIR. Lindeman's attorney, j. II. Bow
ers.
i The ladies of Redwood Falls will
be pleased to learn that Miss Mary
Graft of Sleepy Eye will make anoth
er visit to this place in about two
weeks with display of art needle
work. The place and date will be an
nounced in another issue of this paper
| Ex-Sergeant William J. Klein O
the St. Paul police force, came ul
from St. Paul on Monday as witness
in the libel:suit of E. D. French VS.
THE GAZETTE. Mr.. Klein and MI
French came iato contact with eacl
other during Mr.. French's first legis
lative career in March, 1895.
i L. P. Doiiiff sold his lumber later
ests here Tuesday to r. A. Engan o
Minneapolis. Mr.. Engan is hard a
work. with force of men putting VI
his shed aad as soon as the schools
are out he will bring his family here
erect large residence and settle dow
among us, says the Echo Enterprise.
The first lawn festival of the seasol
, will be given by St. Andrews Brother
hood this evening if the weather il
pleasant, and if too chilly strawber
. ries and ice cream will be served a
the, opera house under the same aus
psces. The brotherhood will give th'
ladies some points on conducting
} church fuaction, the proceeds to b'
applied to defray the cost of electm,
|, lights for the church.
The Epworth League has agait
been fortunate in securing the returl
of the Schubert Synsphony Clab ane
Lady Quartette. This company il
made up of the best talent to .b'
found, and their entertainment is pure
elevating and highly.entertaining, ane
those who heard them last fall ane
many who did not will take advautag'
of this opportunity to hear the Gnes
}, musical organization on the road
i Tickets will be on sale at Hitchcock
i Drug Store Monday, May 18th.
i At the annual meeting of the con
gregatioa of the Presbyterian churcl
last Friday evening, called for tn,
purpose of electisg trustees of tht
'ehsarch, James Aiken, VIM. Smith ana
E. E. Harriott were elected trustees
for a period of three years, A. H. An
derson for period OF two years anc
F. S. Pollard and A. B. Hawes for {
period of one year. The financial re-
port of the congregation showed thai
a larger sum than in any year before