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


Hopkins last Friday, to get acquainted
with III. j. and sens.
Private McCsrdy, who has been
visiting H. B. VOLTS, went west
Monday, over the St. Louis.
r. A. TurrelI's family moved into
the brick dwelling recently occupied
py Mrs. O. G. Martin, this week.
w. E. Smith starts to-day, with his
family, for Bertram, Todd county.
He expects to make his home in that
vicinity.
Chas. Everett, of the Fourteenth
Minnesota, arrived home on fur
Tough Tuesday ), coming from St. Paul.
His health is reported good.
The wife OF DR.. Wilson, who has
been sick for some time, was in very
critical condition Tuesday. Her re-
covery is extremely doubtful.
Emil Kuenzli left for Minneapolis
Monday to represent the Redwood
lodge in tue annual convention of the
Knights of Pythias of Minnesota.
Ladies Jacket lost Monday evening
on Delhi road near Redwood. Finder
will receive reward upon leaving at
GAZETTE office. 1t.
Sleepy Eye holds street fair this
week, and one of the attractions
billed for Thursday, is match
game of ball between the Redwood
Falls and Springfield clubs.
WANTED Salesmen to sell Lubricat-
ing Oils from samples on commission.
Liberal terms to good parties.
The EUCLID OIL COMPANY,
7-2t. Cleveland, Ohio.
Almost all the samples in colored
photography displayed at the fair last
week was the work of Mrs. G. G..
Kenney, who has been taking a spec
ial course in the art during the past
summer.
On account of the limited time for
getting the county fair awards in type,
only part of the list appears in this
issue. Secretary Dornberg announces
that all premium takers can get their
premiums paid in full after next
Saturday.
By the burning of large barn near
Fairfax Monday morning, the little
son and daughter of j. B. Liebel we're
ere mated. The origin of the fire IS
not known. Four horses and a large
amount of grain and farm machinery
we're totally consumed.
Zeph Sears recently wrote to a
correspondent in this place that his
wife's mother, Mrs. A. zimmerman,
died at Salem, Oregon, on the 18th
inst. Redwood and Morton people
who were here ten years ago will re-
member that Mr.. zimmerman ran a
milk route in Redwood Falls for a
season, and afterwards kept hotel at
Morton.
A wedding party came down from
Yellow Medicine county Tuesday
morning, and two hearts we're made
one by Father Woods, according to
the rites of the Catholic church.
The bridegroom was Gust. Frantz
of Echo, and the bride, Emilia Bon
ness of Wood Lake. Misses Jennie
Bonness and Josie Eischen-the latter
of Belview- accompanied the bridal
pair.
A Lamberton special of Saturday
says that the effects of the famous
Osher divorce case are now claiming
public attention. 1t seems Mrs. Osher
No. 2, who lately secured q judgement
against William Osher, has levied on
number of farms in this vicinity said
to be owned by him, and among them
is one claimed by Anna Osher (wife
No. y of this place. Mrs. Osher No. 2
moved into the house, thereby gaining
possession, but while away from the
farm one day Mrs. Osher No. moved
in and she now holds the fort. Attor-
ney Lee Combs is up from the cities
looking after Anna W. Osher's inter-
ests and interesting facts will probably
develop.
Redield Journal Observer: Attor-
ney G. T. Howard has finally disposed
of his residence property in this city
and arranged his plans to remove from
Redfield. He will move with his fam
lily to Redwood Falls, Mimi. at the
close of the November term of court.
Mr.. Howard has been resident of
Red6eld since the town was started in
1882. He has been prominent in So