The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-10-14

a clear neaQ ana good AppeLlLe Dy
taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Work on the foundation of the new
Catholic rectory is in progress.
DR.. and Mrs. G. R. Pease have en-
gagged rooms at the Commercial. Their
residence on Fifth street is for rent.
Attorney A. W. Edwards of Mime
apolis, at one time a practitioner at
Morgan, was in the city on Wednes-
day of last week.
The M. &. St. L. bridge crew have
been at work repairing bridges and
culverts between Morton and North
Redwood during the past week.
H.F. Clipfell sold load of Mol wheat
to the New Ulm Roller Mills on We'd
nesday of last week. Their agent, Mr..
Welsh. stated that it was the first load
of No. l wheat received at their ele-
vator this year.
A very pleasant surprise on Miss
Susie Seagers occurred at the home Of
0. A. Mason residing q miles east OF
this city, last Friday evening. Games
and music furnished entertainment
and light refreshments we're served. A
very pleasant time is reported by all
in attendance.
G.. b. Blake was over on the line OF
the Minneapolis & St. Louis last week
writing up insurance and while absent
made a settlement with the widow OF
the late Frank Waters, who had about
$4,000 insurance with the Northwest.
ern of Milwaukee, says the Sleepy
Eye Herald.
| S. J. Dunn and wife of Sherburne
Martin county, the former at one time
editor of the Sherburne Advance, were
in the city over Sunday, stopping al
Hotel Francois. They we're driving on
a trip through the northern portion Of
the State, with the view of finding 6
good location.
Rev. John Sinclair left on Monday
for Madelia for a meeting of Presby'
terry and will attend the meeting o.
Synod at Mankato running over into
, next week. There will be no morning
or evening service on Sunday. Sun
day school and Y. P. &C. E. as usual
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3(
o'clock.
George Patterson of Three Lakes
found purse containing $l3 in from
of Carl Roseberg's bakery Saturda,
noon. He left it at The GAZETTE of
fee for advertising. Half an hour lat
or Mr.. Patterson found an owner il
the person of Sergeant Timoth,
Looney, who had shortly before came
out of the bakery, where he had takel
lunch.
Baynes' Chicago crop report say
that the estimates of the crops of tn
], United States by the Government Sta
tistician and others show a great vari
ance. The medium and conservative,
!, view is about 53O,O0O,OO0 bushels o
wheat, 7OO,OOO,OOO bushels of oats ant
,6OO,OOO,OOO bushels of corn. Tn,
fax crop is about 1O,5O0,OO0 bushels
The great shortage in Europe will de
mand all our surplus grain to supply
j Michael Bowers, residing south o
this city, has commenced an action TO
, divorce from Abbie D. Bowers, alleg
ing desertion. The plaintiff is 81
years of age and his wife is %. The,
we're married at Morristown, Ric'
[ county, Nov. %, 1888. The desertio'
occurred on Dec. 8, 1895. They hav
one child, Bessie Bowers, aged Il
who resides with the plaintiff, and TO
, the possession of which the plaintiff
prays.
DR.. Hanscom of Maine, son of Pre-
r siding Elder L. L. Hanscom of thi
8 city, arrived here early last week, an,
. has since been visiting with his faith
Q er's family here. DR.. Hanscom will
: soon take the Minnesota examination
Q for practicing physicians with vie,
0 to locating in this State in the nea
Q future. The Doctor speaks very high
: ly of the stringency of the Minnesot
o medical laws. He is considered
|, specialist on all troubles of the ABIDE
f men as we'll as all surgical operation
q pertaining to that portion of the body
d The marriage of Charles Vim, on
d of the active young farmers of Rec
wood Falls township, to Miss Carrie
b first daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
It Houck of Paxton, occurred at tn
: home of the brides parents at fou