The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-03

A clear head ana good appetite by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
F. l.. Warner is taking in the sights
and scenes of st. Paul and Minneap-
oils this week.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Winter of Three Lakes,
Friday morning.
Agents of the Park Region Hail In
surance Co. are soliciting insurance in
The insurance covers the 1898 crop.
Daniel Clark left for St. Paul and
other points Saturday. Mr.. Clark will
be away from home more or less dur
ing the coming summer.
Stone is being hauled for the pro-
posed building of Birum & Son, just
west of D. E. Laird store, on Second
street. The plans are being prepared
by a Winona architect.
Mr.. Guth of New Ulm, father of L.
A. Guth of this city, was up from that
place las, Thursday and Friday, at
the bedside of his son. He returned
home Friday afternoon, owing to the
serious illness of his wife.
In the neighborhood of 80 young
people gathered at the home of James
johnson in Sheridan Friday evening
OF last week. They INDUCED in a
candy pull, under the direction of
Miss Lewis, teacher in that neigh
borhood.
The drug stock of E. A. Luscher,
located in the Schmahl brick building
on second street, is being moved to
Mr.. Luscher's place business on Wash
ington avenue. VIM. Lettau and
family, the former clerk for Mr..
Luscher, since he purchased the stock
have gone to Morgan, where Mr..
Lettau has been placed in charge of q
drug store at that place.
Rey. Donald Mckenzie of Grand
Rapids, young Presbyterian minis
ter with a great deal of force and en-
ergy, preached at the Presbyterian
church in this city last Sunday morn
ing and evening. A large crowd was
out at both sessions of the church,
and all present pronounced him an ex-
cellent minister. Mr.. Mckenzie was
here on trial, in pursuance of the pro-
gramme mapped out by the trustees
of the church Immediately after the
resignation of Mr.. Sinclair.
The case of Joseph Tyson VS.. Park
Worden, an action to enforce the latter
to deliver the deed to a quarter section
Of land near this city. is settled, so far
as Mr.. Tyson is concerned. On Tues
day morning last that gentleman s
agent, 0. L. Dornberg, received a
warranty deed from Park Worden
conveying the land in question for the
price named. The deed was immed-
lately placed on record and the pro-
ceedings were cancelled. 1t is now
thought that Herman Werder, who
claims to have purchased the land
through the agency of George Hough-
master, will sue Mr.. Worden for a
breach of contract, and it is almost
certain that Mr.. Houghmaster will
bring suit for his commission.
We notice by the Mankato papers
that Attorney A. E. Clark, formerly Of
this place, is meeting with good sue.
cess in his profession and is spoken
very highly of by the newspapers. He
was the sole attorney of Mrs. E
Loughrey in recent damage suit
against the Omaha Railway Co., and
with strong force of attorneys on the
other side, and it is said be handled
his case with great ability. The Journ
al speaking of him says: Lawyer
Clark, the attorney for Mrs. Tough
ray, is young man, a new conner here
but little past "a years of age, but by
his able conduct of this case, the only
important case he has had in the dis
trict court for this county, he has
placed himself in the front rank if not
at the head of the Blue Earth county
bar for brilliancy and legal ability
A Chicago market report of Feb. 21
says that the predictions in this cor.
respondence that wheat would not re.
cede in price has been more than We
rifed. Today the May option sold al
1O8, July at 93aa and September at 80
There was no particular excitement
for the reason that both traders and
the public have now become accus-
toned to the new level of prices and