The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-24

service at Lamberton on July 9th, as
announced last week, but services will
be held on July 18th.
/ r. D. White made trip to Kranz-
berg, South Dakota, last Saturday, re-
turning on Tuesday, With him came
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Donovan of
that place
| 0. 7. Dornberg has sold the w. R.
CasweH farm in the town of New
Avon to Fred. Boyer of Brown county.
The farm consists of 100 acres and the
consideration was $500.
! P. G. Maxson and wife of Wisconsin
have been visiting with the family of
J. B. Robinson during the past week.
Mr.. Maxson and Mr.. Robinson were
prisoners of war in Andersonville dur
ing the civil war.
| The GAZETTE and Sergt. Frank
Hubbard received box of beautiful
pond lilies from Madison, Wis, Tues
day evening. The GAZETTE received
its package from Miss May Ferris of
its own staff, who is visiting her uncle
in Madison. Sergt. Hubbard refuses
to disclose the identity of the sender
of his box.
The past week has seen great va
riety of weather. Each day of the
Encampment it rained, and at times
it poured down. Then came cooler
weather until Monday, when the at
mosphere became quite sultry. 1t
continued warm until about three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, when a
northwest breeze came up and Tues
day night was just the kind of night
for a sound sleep.
| R. L. Marshman, formerly principal
of the Redwood Falls public schools
5 afterwards county superintendent Of
, Redwood county, has been elected te
the position of mayor of Kansas City
) His majority was over 500, and biz
> election was one of clean Republican
t sweep in a Democratic town, with the
exception of two minor Offices. The
3 election occurred in April, and since
: that time the mayor has had a row
with the Kansas City council oyer the
: composition of the fire department
officers, and has come out on top, hav'
: ing his nominations confirmed, afte,
! an attempt was made to take the ap.
r pointments out of his hands.
On Saturday Ackmann & Holmes
!, caused to be issued a writ of attach
> ment against &. G. Wells, the proprl.
etor of the restaurant in the Madigar
, building. The attachment was fol
$4.5O, on account of goods purchased
before the firm opened its doors, and
> just after the opening of the restaur
ant three weeks ago. On the attach
ment secured by the firm Sheriff Pease
: closed the restaurant Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Wells was seen Tuesday
> afternoon and stated that he woulc
reopen the restaurant as soon as the
: interior goods could be replevied
probably late yesterday afternoon. HI
also stated that he was likely to sue
; the persons who secured the attach
r ment for damages caused by the
Sheriff closing him up.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: DR.. Andrews
of Mankato, assisted by DR.. Stricken
of New Ulm and the Drs. Welcome
senior and junior, and DR.. Pucklitsch
: successfully performed the operation
, for appendicitis in the case of Miss
Kittie Carroll, and at this writing the
| patient is resting quietly and doing al
we'll as could be expected. A trainec
nurse, Miss Mile Triton, is in at
tendance upon Miss Carroll and she is
having the most careful attention. DR.
: Welcome, ST., who has charge of the
J case, is leaving nothing uudone for his
patients welfare and chances now ia
, vor her complete recovery. Miss Car.
, roll is one of our most popular young
ladies and her battle for life is being
eagerly watched by scores of friends
all of whom hope for her return tc
health and strength:
The order of Judge Weber allow.
ing the final account of the Northern
Trust Go. as assignee of the Citizens
Bank was filed with Clerk Warner last
week. By the order Judge Webbel
! finds that the Trust Co. collected in
cash Sc, lO6.57 out of the assets of the
bank, and the further sum of $926.25
} from certain assets, title to which is
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