The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-17
The residence Of j. A. Beard on
Second street. has been sold to Mrs.

w. S. Mckay made business
trip to Minneapolis and ST. Paul
during the last week.
Mrs. w. J. MARITIME left Saturday
for Arlington, where she joined her
husband on two weeks outing
trip.
Chas. Dickson came up from Man
kato last Thursday to assist in the
bricklaying on the buildings now in
course of erectionsin this city.
NJ. H. Graham left last week for
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, where he will
visit with his parents, and which
place will be.his home for the pres
ent.
The last issue of the American
Field of Chicago contained three
column write-up of the recent meet
ing of the Redwood Falls Coursing
club.
Messrs. Wagner and Human and
the Misses MCGOWAN and White OF
Morton attended the Eastern Star
banquet and ball at this place last
Thursday evening.
Treasurer Tenney'states that real
estate tax payers are paying their
taxes ina very creditable manner
this year, and that nearly all Of
those who, have already paid in have
paid the full amount, instead of one
half the amount, which is allowed
by law.
Frank L. Peterson is expected
home this week from a three weeks
trip in Woodstock and Chicago, Ill.
He was called to his old home in
Woodstock about two weeks ago bv
telegram announcing the death OF
his sister, and after attending the
funeral he visited with friends
there and in.Chicago.
The local lodge Of Knights OF
Pythias will probably hold a me-
mortal evening on Tuesday, June
18th, as requested by the Grand
Chancellor of the domain of Mime
sofa, who has asked K. of P. lodges
all over the State to observe the
occasion as testimonial to the mem
bers who have passed away.
A New Richland correspondent
reports that upon the return of G.
E. Root of that place from the dog
meeting in this city he was met at
the depot by a brass band of that
town, followed by a crowd of zoo
people. Root was escorted through
the streets of New Richland by a
torchlight procession. New Rich
land people are long on dogs.
I Charity Chapter, No. IS, Order Of
the Eastern Star, held special
meeting Thursday evening, and
after initiating several candidates,
the members participated in a ban
quet. Following the banquet the
younger members of the order in
dulged in social hop in the drill
hall of the lodge, Till Tibbetts
furnishing the music for the oc-
casion.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock, who was
obliged to give up her duties as
teacher in the Two Harbors schools
for the remainder of the school term,
and who was spending two weeks
with her mother and relatives here,
has been notified of her re-engage-
ment as teacher at Two Harbors
She will remain here for the sum-
mer and renew her work in the
town by Lake Superior in Septem-
Der.
A large number of assignments of
land certificates of the Frederick
son lands have gone on record dur
ing the past two weeks, and with
these assignments there has been
placed on record lis pendens by
Michael Hewitson against Niels C.
Frederickson and all other parties
claiming any interest in several
tracts of land A big amount'of lit
igation may be expected, and buy
ers should be careful in purchasing
these lands In some cases it is re-
ported that mortgages have been
given on lands to which the mort
gagor had practically no deed, what
ever
Supt F. V. Hubbard will recon-
mend to the board of education at
the next meeting thata truant officer
be appointed under the new law, to
look after the wavward school chill