The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-31

Mrs. Anna E. Ward was visiting
with friends and relatives in St. Paul
Paul during the past week.
G. G. Peck, formerly druggist of
this city, was at the Astoria in St..
Paul on Friday of last week.
N. B Andersen was making pur-
chases for his new photograph gallery,
in the Twin Cities during the past
week.
Theo. Mueller and F. Baasen of
New Ulm we're attending to business
matters in this city during Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
The family of VIM. Marks, the clev-
err baker at the Palace Restaurant,
will arrive from St. Paul to-day, and
will take up their residence in the
house owned by Mrs. F. H. Morton on
Mill, below Second street.
Capt. Thos. Mcmillan, commander
of the soldiers home at Minnehaha,
together with his brother, John Nc
MILAN of Oregon, have been visiting
with Fred. L. Warmers family in this
city during the past week.
E. D. French and F. E. Kenney re-
turned from a meeting of the State
League of Republican clubs during
the latter part of last week. Tue form
or was selected as delegate from the
Second district to the Omaha conven-
ton.
The city council has been asked to
grant license to sell Intoxicating Ii
guors to Charles Lindemann of New
Ulm, who wants to reopen the saloon
recently closed down by Joseph LIGHT
warck. The hearing on the applica-
ton will take place on April 18th.
Work on the new residence of j. E
Moon, to be erected on the corner OF
Lincoln and Wyoming streets, was
commenced last Saturday. Stone ma
sons are now at work on the founda
ton. Work on the Foundation for the
new barn for the Catholic rectory was
also commenced last Saturday.
1t is reported that a new time card
will soon go into effect on the M. &
St. L railroad, which will run a
through passenger train to Morton.
The regular trains will leave and ar
rive at New Ulm as before except that
the 4 p. m. accommodation will be
changed to depart for Winthrop at
p, m. The through train service to
Morton will bring one crew from Win
throp with about four families to re-
side in New Ulm.
Alfred Book of New Ulm, young
and enthusiastic contractor of that
! town, was in the city last Thursday
and while here secured the contract
for erecting the brick building of BIZ
rum e. Son, on Second street, opposite
The GAZETTE Office. The building is
to be one story high, having frontage
of about 36 feet, and depth of 100
feet. The brick will come from New
Ulm. Work on the excavation for the
cellar has already been commenced.
1t is not yet known who will occupy
the building, when completed.
O. c. Gregg of Lyon county, super
intendent of the institute work of this
State, was passenger en- route for
home on the west bound St. Louis
last Saturday. Mr.. Gregg stated that
he was returning home, at the close
of the most successful series of spring
institutes ever conducted in Minneso-
ia. Wherever the corps appeared,
with but one single exception, it was
greeted by immense crowds, and the
people who came to attend the insti-
tutes listened to the various speakers
with great interest. He said that the
institute at Redwood Falls was one
of the first-in fact. only few
equalled it, and none excelled it, from
the standpoint of numbers in attend
ance and interest manifested.