The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-09-29

w. $. Wilcox is erecting hand
some residence 1890 feet on the
corner Of East and Bridge streets, at .
cost Of over 1000.
James Hays Of Seaforth, Canada
who has been visiting with Adam
Alexander for the past two weeks, re-
turned to his home Monday.
Candidates can have orders for cards
promptly filed, at The GAZETTE Office,
Neatly printed and putlup in boxes Of
500 each, at reasonable prices.
David Betchen OF Berlin, Steele
county, father of Mrs. G. l.. Gordon,
was visiting with the latter during the
past two weeks, returning home Sun
day.
Charles Dickson came up from-Man-
kato during the early portion of last
week, and is engaged in laying brick
around the new boiler and under the
engine that is being placed in the
Burmeister mill and electric lighting
plant.
l. L. G. Buxton and family have
moved to Clinton, north and west Of
this State, and Mr.. Buxton expects to
make that place his future home. He
and his brother Charles are doing
painting and other work of that kind
at that point.
The marriage of Miss Maud l..
Martin to Clarence Thayer will occur
at the home of the:bride's parents in
Rockford, ILL.,, to-day. The groom is
a prominent young business man Of
Rockford, while the bride is sister of
M. Dewitt Martin of this city, and is
quite well-known in social circles here,
she having spent nearly all of one
summer in this city. She is charm
ing singer.
F. Nj. Isham of Laird-Norton Co.
reports the sale of lumber to Adam
frost for largo addition to barn, to
A. S. Kenney for granary to John
Junger for an addition to the resi-
dence in Watson's addition, to W. D.
Lines for two granaries, to P. r. Pease
for granary, to Wn. French for a
granary and to Henry Graft for. a
number of improvements on his farm
in Granite Rock.
M. D. Martin left for Rockford, ILL.,,
during the past week to be present at
the marriage of his sister, Maud L.
Immediately after those nuptials to-
day he will leave for Evansville, Wis.
where he will be married to Miss Mae
E. Stevens of that place, assistant
principal in the Redwood Falls public
schools for two years past. The couple
will reside in the jackson residence on
Minnesota avenue, after Nov. LIST.
Ladd McCargsr, private of Co. E.,
Twelfth Minnesota, was visiting with
the family of Fl. B. Wolff during the
past week. Mr.. McCargar was here on
furlough, but will be mustered out
with his regiment at New Ulm in a
short time. He was in the division
hospital at Chattanooga for six weeks,
suffering from typhoid fever, and when
he left the hospital he weighed only
1O6 pounds. He is now regaining his
old weight, and has genuine Mime
sofa complexion.
The business men of this city should
make an attempt to have the North
western run a Sunday morning train
to this city. The holding of Redwood
Falls mail and passengers in Sleepy
Eye from nine o'clock Saturday night
until nearly 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing is something that a small town
might tolerate, but where railroad
company gets the business out of a
town like the Northwestern does out
of this, common courtesy would have
caused that train to have been run
long ago.
The Nichols Shepherd Threshing
machine company had a crew OF ex-
ports in this section during portion
of last week. 1t is customary for that
company to send out crew of experts
every year to look over the engines of
their make with the view of suggesting
improvements. The engine now con-
Quoted by S. A. Byington is the only
one of the pattern of this year, and the
experts state that they will return
with the recommendation that more of
them be made for next years sale.
The experts think it the finest engine
turned out.
Here is advice from an eminent