The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-02-08

II. n. Wells Of this city is now
working in Berg's harness shop in
Springfield.
In one. Of the leading institutions
OF Redwood Falls it was reported on
Monday morning that the hot water
pipes had frozen up.
Mrs. Catharine NJ. Offerman came
up from Faribault last Friday even
ing, and will visit with friends and
attend to business matters here
during the next two weeks.
Will Marvin has been putting in
the acetyline system of lighting in
the grocery store of Goodrich &
Stegner during the past week.
During the past week q new en-
CINE has been placed in the base
ment Of THE GAz.rTE building. The
engine is one of most improved
pieces of machinery of its class, and
develops nearly three horse power.
Peter CORES and wife, and Miss
Josephine, CORES, left over the
Northwestern on Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will re-
main several weeks, enjoying the
baths and scenery in and around
Hot Springs.
Anunusually large crowd attended
the services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening, and
the gospel sermon delivered by Rev.
Barackman of St. Paul was atten-
lively listened to. The sermon was
not only interesting, but was forci-
BILE in it's presentation of theology.
On Saturday Lawrence King pur-
chased the residence of DR.. G.. r.
Pease, on Fifth street, near Mime
sofa avenue, in this city. DR.. Pease
and family will remain in the house
until next August, by which time
the Doctor expects to have a more
commodious residence ready for
occupancy on his lots on the corner
of Fourth and Washington.
S. T. Bunch, at one time a resi-
dent of this place, was making his
regular visit to Redwood Falls last
week, in the interests of wholesale
furniture store. Mr.. Bunch now
resides in Chicago, where one of his
sons also resides. The other son
mysteriously disappeared several
years ago, and Mr.. Bunch has been
unable to get any trace of him up to
the present time.
Attorney D. A. Stewart of Win
dom, who is attorney for G. l..
Holmes in the case of E. E. Harriott
VS.. the latter, writes that the de-
PENDANT will appeal from Judge
Webber's decision refusing new
trial, and holding the verdict of the
jury for $500, in favor of Mr.. Har-
riott, as good. The case will prob
ably be on the Supreme Court
calendar for the April term.
The Springfield Advance states
that Everett & Co. are having the
interior of their store repainted,
and also says: Elmer E. Everett
has come from Redwood Falls and
has entered upon his business du-
ties at the corner store. c. w.
Everett, Jr., and his sister, Mrs.
Marion E. Smith, will also come,
and as soon as Mr.. Everett. Sr., can
arrange for a residence, the family
will make their home here. They
will form a welcome addition to our
population.
Lamberton Star: O. Hensel, the
New Ulm brickmaker who was here
testing the clay with a view of
starting a brick yard at this place,
departed for South Dakota Wednes-
day. He found pretty good quail
ity of clay north of town, but said
that when the weather gets better
he will return and make more
through investigation. He remark
ed to one of our leading business
men that he has capital enough to
start up on. A bonus, from the
city, of about $500 might induce the
gentleman to locate here. A good
brick ward would be a good thing
for the town.
A New Ulm special of Feb. Sd
says that the Minneapolis & st.