The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-05-06

Wanted two apprentice girls ct
Miss Peayey's, corner Fourth and
Minnesota, Webster residence.
VIM. g. Stimmel, State Agent Of
the, John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
anee CO., was in the city last Satur-
day.
B. A. Small and E. G. Wheeler Of
Lamberton, were spending few days
Of last week, the guests of Sheriff
Pease.
Rev. L. L. Hanscome, presiding ell
der of the district, has been invited to
deliver the memorial address to old
soldiers and citizens of Lamberton on
May 31st.
A. II. Moon left Tuesday for Ken
non, Wis, where he will work in the
numbering regions until July, when he
will return to this section for thresh-
ing. His family will remain here.
Representative James Larson came
over from the south side of the county
las. Thursday and remained over
night. Mr.. Larson does not show
any of the usual effects of wear and
tear seen on the countenance and
physique of the average legislator.
Auditor Anderson has over sixty
subscribers for his property map of
Redwood county-each subscriber
agreeing to pay SIS each for the map.
As before stated the map is a rare
piece of work and should be in the
hands of everybody wanting to know
anything about the geography OF the
county.
The falls park was besieged last
Sunday by residents and visitors anx-
ious to take advantage of the pleasant
weather to see the most beautiful
park in Minnesota. The fishermen
we're also numerous around the shores
in fact the good fishing spots along
the Redwood river were we'll covered
by fishermen.
C. W. Mead was smiling largely last
Monday morning the cause being the
appearance of the fourth son in his
family. The ex-sheriff now has fam
lily of five and he thinks that the latter
will be as robust as the rest. Like all
other 1897 boy births the young man
is to be known as Major William Nc
Kinley Mead.
Mrs. L. L Hanscom joined her hus-
band at Sleepy Eye last Monday. Mr..
Hanscom was present at the dedica-
ton of the NJ. E. church in Sleepy
Eye on Sunday and for the three days
ending last night series of camp or
revival meetings we're conducted there
by Mr.. Hanscom and other ministers
of the district.
S. E. Bailey came down from An
|oka last week. Mr.. Bailey states that
the people Of that town are disap-
pointed over the failure of the legisla-
ture to appropriate funds for the
fourth hospital, but Notwithstanding
their disappointment, they are not as
crazy as the people of Hastings. Mr..
Bailey resides With his daughter at
Anoka.
Assignee Aune, of the insolvent es-
tate of II. G.. Ackmann, states that
the stock now remaining in the store
will be sold in lump sum at an early
date. Attorney Dolliff is preparing
the advertisement of sale at the pres
ent time. G.. E. Mckay, who was
placed in charge of the store by the
assignee shortly after the assignment
resigned his position Saturday even
ing and the store is now being con-
Quoted by Messrs. Aune & Ackmann
Clerk Warner has received a sup
Elementary report of births and deaths
10 Redwood county last year from the
secretary of the State Board of Health
This report contains births and deaths
during the year not reported in the
report published in February. In
Morgan village one additional birth is
reported, in this city there is one, in
Charlestown l, 10 Granite Rock two
in Morgan township one, in North
Hero l, ia Sherman one birth and one
death, in Shutdown three births and
one death, in Three Lakes three births,
in Underwood three births, in West
line one death and in Willow Lake one
birth.
Olivia Press: Nichols, the cattle
buyer from Redwood Falls, shipped a
carload of young stock to the Sioux
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