The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-13
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

OVEne LOH IOOALSs
Angora hoods knit to oder. Inquire
of Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis. 8-t.f.
Competent girl wanted for general
house work at Hitchcock's. 4-t.f
A thoroughbred Jersey bull for sale
or trade. Inquire of ]. T. Stegner. SIT.
Clerk Warner issued q marriage IL
cense to Lewis Soper and Anna Young
on Monday.
Miss Grace Clark has returned from
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in and around LeSueur.
Myrtle Seebeck, the eight day old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. See
beck of Homer, died of a spasm Mon
day night.
Joseph Tyson left over the North
western Tuesday for Omaha with the
view of having a confidential chat with
President Mckinley.
G.. E. Mckay left for Omaha over
the Northwestern evening train, Tues
day, for the purpose of spending q
few days at the exposition.
L. II. Hodge went to Mankato
Tuesday to visit with his father, who
is quite i'll, as the result of an acct
dent occurring some time ago.
Herman Shoemaker, A. G.. Trade
and Alfred Moon have been selected
as Republican committee for Hon
ner twp. for the ensuing two years
Auditor Anderson has received the
blank sheets, notices, ETC., for the
election to be held in November, but
the State ballots have not yet arrived
ATTORNEY George T. Olson of Spring
field, Republican nominee for county
attorney for that county, was in the
city Tuesday attending to legal bust
ness.
The presence of every member O
the Women's Relief Corps is desired
at special meeting to be held mex
Tuesday afternoon. Preparations TO
inspection on Friday are to be made a
that time.
Elsewhere in these columns it il
stated that Rev. L. L. Hanscom of
fciated at the wedding of G.. Kuenzl
to Mrs. A. j. Anderson. Rev. G.. n
Way of the local Methodist church
performed the ceremony.
Corporal Fred. W. Schumacher o
Co. H, Olivia, left Tuesday, for Rem
vile, where he has secured position
in general merchandise store at tina
place. and in which he will be fount
in the future. Private VIM. E. Circuit
left for New Ulm on the same day
preparatory to being mustered out.
Elder II. Goodacre of the Christian
church left Tuesday for Chattanooga
where he goes to attend a general con
Yention of all the bodies working il
harmony with the Christian church
Mr.. Goodacre is secretary of tn
National association of secretaries
which meets there at the same tim
with the other bodies.
The Northwestern line "coopered
the business of furnishing transporta
ton to California to the six who ar
mentioned in another column, tire
of whom left yesterday and the balanc
of whom will 60 to-day. From Oman
the party will go over the Unio1
Pacific, which road was Represented
here by Traveling1Passenge Agen
Carter at the closeup of the transpor
tation agreement.
| Our Westline correspondent note
the fact that wedding was to hav
occurred at the residence of John Cu]
during one day last week, but OWNS
to the fact that the groom failed t.
show up, the event did not take place
On Tuesday morning, however, tn
groom, Francis j. Brennan, appeared
at the clerk of courts office and Sc
cured a license to wed Miss Mary AM
Gull, and it is probable that the cere
mony will have been performed or,
The GAZETTE goes to press this week
Various school districts of Redwood
county owe the State So, $40 principal
and 81 ,235.5O interest. PAYMENTS o.
the different amounts due the Stat
by school districts must be made OF
July LIST next, and consequently must
be put in the next tax levy. Renvillt
districts owe the State s., $50 principa
and $5l8.87, which must be paid OF
the date above mentioned. Brown
county districts only owe $40 princi
pal and $40 interest, while Lyon coun
tv districts ovuo 70 Q21 nr;no;pol onr