The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-10
Frank Percy is in St. Paul and may

Frank Percy is in St. Paul and may
remain there permanently.
Mrs. D. w. Banker has returned
from St. Paul, where she has been re-
ceiving medical treatment.
VIM. Jones, who has been at Catlin,
Illinois, all winter, returned home on
Friday afternoon of last week.
A child of Mr.. Sisler, residing on
the Baldwin farm in the township,
passed away last Thursday. The fun
eral occurred on Saturday.
Mrs. w. 81. Allen of Granite Falls,
formerly of this city, accompanied by
son, visited with Mrs. o. w. McMil-
Ian of the Commercial last week.
Willard Root came up from James
Vile on Thursday of last week, and is
now acting as messenger boy and
clerk at the Northwestern depot. He
is learning telegraphy.
Rev. w. E. Bates of the Presbyter-
ian church at Winnebago City, form
erly of the Presbyterian church at
Delhi, is having $1,000 edifice erect
ed by his congregation in Winnebago
City.
Attorney A. G. Dolliff and E. E.
Harriott went to New Ulm yesterday
to argue pro and con the claim of
George R. Newell & Co. in the right
to participate in the insolvent H. c..
Ackmann estate.
The offer to send the semi-weekly
Mankato Post free of charge for nine
months for a years subscription to
The GAZETTE was withdrawn on Thurs
day of last week: All parties having
their names in before that time will
receive the paper.
The Cycle social at the Presbyterian
church last Friday evening drew a
larger company than had been looked
for. The program as published last
week had few surprises in the ma
ture OF burlesques, but these only add
ed to the success of the entertainment
Laird-Norton Co. have sold the
lumber for residence to be built by
George Wingett on his farm in Delhi
township, to cost nearly 1000. The
same firm has also sold the lumber
for a residence and barn to be built
by John Schottenbauer in Paxton
township, to cost about $500.
In the Mankato items to the Journ
al for Tuesday of last week is the an
nouncement of the marriage of VIM
Conrad of Johnsonville to Mrs. Minnie
Ray of Mankato. Mrs. Ray started {
breach of promise suit against Mr.
Conrad several weeks ago, and this
will probably put stop to the suit.
i Lieut.. Beecher was called into duty
Immediately after leaving here a weel
ago last Thursday, according TO the
New Ulm Review of last week, which
has the following: 1t. Beecher, who
visited here recently, had expected te
be assigned to land duty upon reach
ing Washington, but while on his way
east last week he received a Telegram
from the department assigning him al
once to post at sea.
Anna w. Osher has secured judg.
ment against William Osher, her hus
band, whereby Mrs. Osher is given the
right to convey real estate and Other
property, without her husbands as
sent or signature, Mrs. Osher has
been dealing extensively in real estate
during the past years, and the trouble
arising over divorce proceedings, be
tween her and her husband, made the
action almost necessary.
St. Paul Dispatch: S. j. Race o.
Redwood county is the latest candi
date for the State senate brought ou
by The REDWOOD GAZETTE. Mr.. Race
enjoys a large acquaintance among
the politicians of the State, and is es
pecially we'll known among educators
having been for years one of the mos
prominent school superintendent il
Minnesota. He would probably lool
we'll to the school interests of tn
State if elected.
o. L. Dornberg has sold lots ane
9, section ID, Delhi, to Herman Nor
itz for $S565O. The lots comprise g.
acres. He has also sold the north hal
of the northwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the northwest quartz
of section 2, of Delhi, comprising 1876:
acres, to David w. Whittet for 81 800
and the northeast quarter of the south