The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-04

Recorder Evans states that Martin
Lohrenz of Morgan will apply for IL
cense to run the saloon heretofore con-
Quoted by John Frank.
The officers of Redwood Chapter No.
"a, r. A. NJ, were installed by Past
Grand High Priest Dickinson last Fri
day evening. The Chapter has consid-
cradle of work in its various degrees.
Clerk Warner issued a marriage Ii
cense to Henry Wall and Louisa Gieg-
er, both Of Waterbury township, last
Saturday. In the afternoon of that
day Judge Robinson made the couple
man and wife
An attorney in attendance on court
objects to local newspaper referring
to the "quashing" of motion, etc., as
"squashing'' the same. He states that
the latter word cannot be found in the
legal vocabulary.
John Schumacher returned last week
from Rochester, this State, where he
visited with friends week or more.
He reports that Will Tyler, formerly of
this city, is employed in the office of
the Rochester Post, and that he has
good position.
Attorney George w. Somerville states
that the unseating of Frank A. Day as
senator from the Martin county district
could in no manner invalidate acts he
had voted on. He states that so long
as Mr.. Day was recognized as Senator
his acts were perfectly valid and the
Supreme Court cannot construe the
law in any other manner.
Springfield Advance: w. w. Howe,
who lately came here from Redwood
county, has purchased, through the
agency of O. Gray, an acre of land OF
John Bagen. It is located near John
Husmann's place, and the price paid
was 1926. We understand that Mr..
Howe will improve the lot by putting
up buildings and makinga home there.
Rev. VIM. Carron of Canada, a young
minister of the gospel as propounded by
the Methodist church, has been visiting
at the home of Presiding Elder Hans
com during the past week. On Sunday
morning he preached the regular morn
ing sermon at the church. 1t was his
first sermon in the United States. Mr..
Carron goes from here to Fairfax to act
as minister of the church at that place.
New Ulm News: There is report
that the officials of the M. & st. L. rail
road held meeting recently, at which
they decided to construct the coming
season the Minneapolis, New Ulm &
Southwestern railroad from New Ulm
to point in Iowa connecting with a
road to Omaha. The report deserves
credence from the fact that Omaha was
the objective point when the road was
built from Winthrop to New Ulm last
year.
Antiquity Lodge No 81, A. F. & A.
M. celebrated the 18th anniversary OF
it's constitution at the Masonic asylum
last evening. After the regular bust
ness large number of members of the
order, together with visiting brethren,
sat down to banquet furnished by H.
Kahler & Sons of Hotel Francois.
Speeches by w. F. Dickinson, Geo. w.
Somerville, B. F. Weber, J. H. Bow
ers, O. L. Dornberg and others followed.
Clerk of Court e. E. Cook of Rem
vile county was the guest of Clerk
Warner last Thursday. The Renville
county clerk witnessed the naturaliza-
ton of a number of first-paper citizens.
He is on stated salary over in Rem
vile county and when he saw num-
Der of Renville people made citizens by
Judge Weber and Clerk Warner he
did not express himself unfavorably.
He is required to turn all fees received
from his office into the county treasury.
Col. r. H. G. Human, professor of
English language at the Agency school,
was in the city last Saturday. Col.
Human stated that the Odd Fellows
of Morton would dedicate their new
hall in that place Oh the evening of
Feb. ODD, at which time a general
"house-warming" would take place.
He also states that the young people
of his town will present the play ''Ihe
Deacon" on the evening of March LIST,
with Maj. S. w. Tredway in the title
role.
Charles Zuberbier and T. L. Gilbert
called on Judge of Probate Robinson on
Friday of last week for the purpose of
taking the necessary steps to have Mrs.
John Spofford, who was taken violent
ly insane at Oswego, Kansas, brought
to this State and committed to one of
the asylums here. Judge Robinson
gave Zuberbier the necessary advice,
and he left for New Ulm Immediately
afterwards with the intention of secur-
ing funds and taking the Northwest
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