The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-11

vile last Thursday evening.
Maps of Redwood county, printed on
cloth, can now be purchased at THE
GAZETTE office at 10 cents per map.
Judge Dollif and wife are now at
home in the residence just west of that
owned and occupied by Judge Bald
win, on Broadway.
Postmaster S. S. Drake of Echo was
down from that town last Wednesday
evening, attending the celebration of
the 18th anniversary of Antiquity
Lodge.
Supt. Race spoke in Springfield on
Monday evening on the subject of
Reading as Means of Culture" An
admission fee was charged and good
crowd listened to the lecture.
A good illustration of the fact that it
pays to raise stock in this county is
seen from the fact that on last Monday
J. L. Byram sold calf born on April
18th last to an Iowa cattle dealer, re-
ceiving $3.50 for the same.
Margaret Mulligan has disposed of
her interests in the one-story brick
building on the north side of Second
street, now occupied by Christine Sam
pies millinery store, to Thomas E.
Mulligan, the consideration being $500.
The Tracy Trumpet states that T. l..
johnson, one of Redwood county's
prosperous farmers has settled up his
affairs there and will soon move to
Campbell's Point, Wisconsin. He has
lived in Gales or Springdale for about
eleven years.
/ Mrs. A. II. Anderson and sister, the
latter Miss Ethel Pomeroy, daughter O.
E. G. Pomeroy of Underwood, left fol
ST. Paul last Saturday for the purpose
Of having an operation performed or
one of the eyes of Miss Pomeroy by s
well-known st. Paul oculist. Andrew
feels like a stray sheep.
. The cloudy weather of all of las
week gave way last Sunday night ant
on Monday morning the sun dawnet
bright and clear for the first time in {
, week. A northwest wind was blowing
lightly, but the thermometer did no
touch the zero mark during the nigh
previous, and Monday was really +:
t pleasant day.
, Springfield Advance: Ex-Represen
tative Jones has brought libel sui
against THE REDWOOD GAZETTE TO
) 5000. This makes the fourth suit O
the kind which has been brough
! against THE GAZETTE, the others bein,
t Beard, French and Byram. In tn
} midst of this THE GAZETTE pursues tn
5 even tenor of its way, always bright
/ wideawake and interesting.
The recital at the Methodist churcl
t last Friday evening by Miss Pearl Ben
' ham and Mrs. E. G. Patterson was
$ success from both financial and art
: istic standpoint. Miss Benham has
! strong voice, and pronounces her word
: distinctly, even in the highest key, an
! the large audience frequently applaud
ed her efforts. Mrs. Patterson was a
/ her best, and in the solo or Duet sh
r excelled all previous efforts.
In the matter of the appeal of P. n
f Ryan VS.. Catharine Ryan, ADMINISTERS
y trix, involving the regularity the sal
. of 200 acres of land two miles fror
9 Morton, Attorney Mcleod, for the &C
, ministratriN, secured an order froI
+ Judge Weber last Friday confirmin
O the sale, and all of the actions of tn
probate court regarding the same. Tw
!. of the heirs We're of the opinion ths
. the administrators did not receiv
enough money for the land and too
k the appeal
It Postoffice Inspector Fields was i
the city on Wednesday of last weel
V He made thorough inspection of tt
postoffice at this place and pronounce
g it in excellent condition, particular
= of the accountants standpoint. tt
# inspector also laid down a new rule r.
q quiring publishers to pay postage o
their papers in advance-that is, {
a soon as the papers are weighed an
= ready for the mails the postage mu.
be forthcoming before they can pa:
% through the mails.
e Extensive arrangements are bein
= made for the Modern Woodme
r. masquerade ball in this city on the e,
e ening of Feb. 18th. The various con
mittees have been engaged in sendin
70 out invitations, securing costumes an
10 making all preliminary arrangement
J. during the past week. Every precal
q ton will be taken to have the affair
Y strictly refined one and no objection
a able costumes will be allowed in til
e. room. Those who desire to secure co
!, tunes from the ST. Paul costume hous
" should Immediately call on either !
a II. Anderson, DR.. G. r. Pease or &c,
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