The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-11-25

Rare Bits at Southwick & Angeles.
Matt. McGettrick returned last Sat-
urday from Minneapolis, greatly i'm
proved in health, and glad that he
submitted to treatment in a hospital
there.
John Brainerd of Blooming Prairie,
brother of Mrs. w. D. Finn, came
up from his home last Friday to assist
his sister in the care of her husband
during his illness.
Charles Buxton returned last week
from Grand Rapids, Mimi, where he
spent five weeks hunting and fishing.
He states that E. G.. Bailey is still re-
siding at Grand Rapids and is appar-
emily prospecting.
Rev. John Sinclair went to St. Paul
last Saturday afternoon to attend a
meeting of Y. P. S. G. E. committee.
The committee is the one having
charge of the arrangements for the
convention in New Ulm next year.
1t is stated that the last grand jury
in Renville county was investigating
the murder of Emmanuel Otto some
two or three years ago. Some of the
witnesses before the jury seemed to
have theory, but there was nothing
offered that would warrant any action.
John J. Palmer, who has been
pharmacist in charge of the drug store
of the Estate of Otto Schmahl ever
since Oct. Is, 1896, has purchased a
stock of drugs in Gibbon, and left for
that place Monday, to commence the
business career on his own RESPONSE
bility.
Ira Everson left for the Soldiers
Home last Thursday. He will prob
ably remain an inmate of that institu-
ton for the rest of his natural life.
About two weeks ago he became blind
by reason of wounds received in the
war, and it was decided to admit him
into the home. George Buxton &C.
companied him to that place.
New Ulm News: VIM. Erdman of
Lamberton, who had an operation per-
formed on him a month or two ago
for the removal of diseased bone from
one of his hips, died in St. Alexander
hospital Sunday, aged Is years, and
the remains we're taken to Lamberton
for burial. About two years ago he
was shot in the hip, and his disease
dated from that time.
John j. Palmer, for the past year
the efficient pharmacist and manager
of the drugstore of the late Otto
Schmahl, left last Monday for Gibbon,
where he will embark in the drug
business at that place. Mr.. Palmer
made many friends during his short
residence here, and they will all wish
him prosperity at Gibbon, where his
parents resided prior to their removal
to New Ulm.
The marriage of Albert B. Champ.
on to Miss Kittie L. Hills occurred al
the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Martha Hills, in Paxton township, al
one o'clock last Wednesday afternoon
Rev. G. H. Way, pastor of the Metho
dist church of this city, of6ciated. The
ceremony was performed in the pres.
ence of only relatives and few init.
mate friends. After the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served.
The city election will be held on
Tuesday, Jan. 4th. Candidates are
already springing up, the name of F
E. Ring having been suggested for
mayor to oppose the present incum-
bent, F. w. Philbrick. w. D. Lines
has been mentioned for the position OF
city treasurer, now held by H. A,
Baldwin. It is also stated that D. A.
Stuart will oppose Judge Baldwin for
a re election to the position of NUM-
cipal Judge. In the first ward there
will be an election for alderman to
succeed W. S. Mckay and in the Sec
ond ward two aldermen will have to
be elected, one to succeed W. R. Cas-
we'll, term expired, and the other to
succeed W. H. Webster, who was ap-
pointed to fill a vacancy. Mr.. Cas-
we'll positively refuses to again be-
come candidate for the position he
has held for six years.
Morton Enterprise: Last Saturday
six of the farmers whose names seem
to appear on notes taken by Grocery
Peddler Chase and later sold to the
Bank of Morton, a full account of