The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-07

g. B. Hughes made . trip to st.
Paul last Wednesday evening return
ing homelon Friday.
Attorney Leonard J. Dobner of St.
Paul, at one time q resident Of this
place, was in the city during the early
portion of last week.
Archie Stewart of Underwood and q
Mr.. Kaufman of Marshall were down
from that section last Sunday and
Monday, the guest of G. w. Mead.
Miss Mamie Cosgrove Of Montevi-
dec, who has been visiting with Mrs.
M. j. Mcdonald for the past two or
three weeks, returned to her home last
Monday.
With the excellent prospects for new
railroads to Redwood Falls during the
next year or two, the old town is COM
mencing to take on new energy, and
the conservative pushers are coming
to the front.
Jerry Sweeney of St. Paul, repre-
senting the Minnesota Type Foundry
of that city, dropped into Redwood
Falls last Thursday, just in time to
escape an order to his house for q
complete new body-type dress for The
GAZETTE.
Hen fruit was selling at IL cents
early last week. but on Saturday the
price had again pushed forward to the
20 cents mark. With eggs at 20 cents
per dozen and butter at from 20 to Is
cents per pound the country cousin is
getting the upper hand of the city
folks.
Malcolm McNiven, quite well-known
in this county, died in Marshall last
Wednesday. The deceased was one
of the oldest settlers of that section of
the country, and was the father of
Donald McNiven, who visits here fire.
quently. The funeral occurred last
Friday from the Presbyterian church
in Marshall.
Articles of incorporation of the Red
wood Falls improvement Co., with q
capital stock of $50, 900, we're fled with
the Register of Deeds of Redwood
county and the secretary of State, at
St. Paul, last week. The company is
the one organized to build the build
ing on the corner of Third and Wash
ington, and carry on such other i'm
provements in Redwood Falls, as the
stockholders deem prudent.
Drs. Pease and Lyman, medicine
and teeth, have moved into the new
Office building erected by DR.. Pease
on his lot on Washington avenue, be-
low what was once the Methodist par
sonage. The little structure furnish
es a superb suite of rooms, for two
doctors. Alarge reception room is
used by the patrons oil both, and from
this reception room on either side, are
two smaller rooms, which are used by
the doctors for the treatment OF pa
tents. A toilet room is also set apart
and will be used as such as soon as
sewer and water connections can be
made.
Little Alvin, eldest son of Rev. and
Mrs. T. A. Jones, = years, IL months
and days of age, breathed his last
at 8 o'clock last Sunday night. The
facts in relation to his illness, which
began about three months ago, soon
after his return with his mother from
visit with relatives in Canada, have
already been given in these columns.
The malady was pernicious anaemia,
disease which in most cases battles
the best medical skill. Funeral SER
vices, conducted by Presiding Elder
Ranscom, assisted by local pastors
we're held at the residence at 2 O'clock
Tuesday afternoon and the remains
we're laid at rest in Maplewood Gem;
etery.
| Marshall Reporter: It was one OF
the best jokes of the season that hap
pened on Conductor Wiley last Wed
nesday night. He brought home I'd
his wife. in Tracy, a fine Thanksgiving
turkey in the morning, and then wen
out on his usual run. When he re-
turned home at night, he immediately
turned in to get sound sleep. Il
happened, however, that he had 4
young dog with one of those proven
bal appetites, which are particularly
sensitive to the odor of fat turkey
When Wiley's sleep was disturbed bJ
dreams of stuffed turkeys and Gran