The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-09-02

L. D. WON W6S puICuoolu8 SOOOe
for the store Of J. r. Wolff & Co. in
st. Paul during the early part of last
week.
Mrs. j. W. Ferris left for Verona,
Wis, Monday, in response to a tele
gram received Sunday announcing
the serious illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. D. Holmes of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who have been visiting
with the family of A. G. Burmeister
during the past two weeks, returned
home Tuesday.
Cement sidewalks have been laid in
front of the Sears building occupied
by E. A. Luscher and the King build
ing occupied by j. R. Wolff and Co.,
on Washington avenue.
Al business meeting of the Senior
Endeavor society of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the church to-
morrow evening. All the members
are requested to be present.
CHI. Kenney and Frank Kenney
have been in Waterville during the
past week, they having been called
there by letter announcing the SER
ious illness of their aged father.
During the lightning of last Mon
day evening bolt struck and knocked
down tree in the yard of A. B. Trues-
dell on Washington avenue. The bolt
also broke the electric lamp on that
corner.
The ladies of st. Veronica Guild
will serve dinner and supper in the
frame building on the corner of Sec.
ond and Washington streets, hereto.
fore occupied by Dunnington's groc.
cry, on the last two days of the coun.
ty fair. .:.
The public schools open next Mon.
day and the children will be trans
ferred from the streets to the schoo
house. Prof. Torrens will arrive II
Redwood Falls to-day to make pre-
liminary arrangements for the schoo
opening.
The manual of the laws of Mime
sofa arrived at The GAZETTE Office las
Tuesday afternoon and are now read,
for delivery as fast as subscribers pait
in advance call or send for them. I
sent for don't forget to enclose tn
four cents postage.
. NJ. E. Powell, J. A. Schmahl, G.. E
Mckay of this city, B. A. Small ane
Chas. Chester of Lamberton, A. @
Gimmestad of Belview and D. McRa
of Morgan have been named by Gov
Clough as additional delegates from
J Redwood county to the Nationa
, Farmers convention being held in st
Paul this week.
By stipulation between S. [
! Pierce, attorney for John Grimmel
4 and j. A Sawyer of Owatonna and A
G. Dolliff of this place, attorneys TO
. Mrs. Mary Seaman, the Seaman Grim
/ mer case will be placed on the Octob
or calendar of the Supreme Court ant
the case will be decided by that bod,
during that term. The printing O
the paper book, which will occup,
nearly three hundred pages, will b
done in an Office at New Ulm.
I The cash register of Carl Roseberg
: the Mill street baker, was touched TO
! $40 by some unknown person abou
$50 o'clock last Saturday morning
/ Mr.. Roseberg had about $50 in tn
register, all of it in bills, but the per
son who took the $40 did not disturb
, the other bills laying alongside of tn
one stolen. Mr.. Roseberg or the youn,
} lady in his employ cannot remembe
seeing any one in the bakery just a
> that time or before, and the disappear
| ance of the bill is mystery.
The appointment of A. F. Pottrat
as postmaster at Belview to succee,
G.. F. Rain, resigned, was announce.
, in last Saturdays papers as having
been made on the preceding day. [,
the same issue of the daily papers
= was announced that Giddings [
: Richardson, an old soldier of this city
was granted an original pension. M,
, Richardson is deserving of the pension
l he will receive, and the same, witt
, the back pension, which is consider
| able, will be more than acceptable t.
. Mr.. Richardson at this time.
Engineer Tolan of the electric ligh
plant states that the electrical storm
of last Tuesday night was one of tn
worst ever witnessed by him in all O