The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-15
Attorney A. D. Stuart came over
from Window last Friday.

Attorney A. D. Stuart came over
from Window last Friday.
M. G. Hanscome of St. Peter was
doing business in this city during
the latter part of last week.
A Springfield Advance item says
that Mrs. Lyman of Redwood Falls
visited Miss Josephine Barton for
a couple of days.
A bunch of keys was found one
day during the early part of last
week. The owner can have the
same by calling at this Office.
G. Sorrenson, a well-known farm
er of Underwood, residing on Sec
ton "a, was in the city on real
estate matters last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Clerk Warner has entered de-
cree of divorce in favor of Lillian
Parker from Albert w. Parker,
based on desertion, which occurred
several years ago. The one child,
son, is given in custody of the
plaintiff.
Hotel Francois is undergoing it's
usual spring renovation. Nearly
all of the bedrooms are being newly
papered, while and dining room
and halls are receiving unusually
fine touches from the hands of the
decorator.
H. B. Wolff had a cutter quite
badly demolished in runaway &C.
cident during the early part of last
week, an electric light pole stopping
the team attached to the cutter
occupied by Mr.. Wolff and wife,
but also doing the damage to the
cutter.
Clerk Warner issued a marriage
license to L. D. Cooler and Miss
Rose Hosmer last Friday, the brides
home being in Lamberton township,
where Mr.. Cooler formerly resided.
He is now Judge of the County
Court in Sargent county, North
Dakota.
A letter from Asa Brooks at Camp
Mckenzie, Ca, states that his regi-
ment expects to be mustered out of
service on March 18th, after which
he will visit short time at Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis and will then
return north to Redwood Falls,
which latter place he expects to
reach about April 1st.
Treasurer Tenney states that a
number Of the personal property
tax payers who failed to pay their
1898 taxes prior to March LIST, have
since paid them. Lists have come
in from Gales, Morgan and other
towns. He expects to have the
total reduced to a very few before
the lists are turned over to the
sheriff for collection on April 1st
George H. Clark, as assignee of
A. M. Willard, has given the First
National Bank of Mankato an as
signee's deed to the southeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter and
lots 3 and 4, section 10, Kintire
township. There yet remains a
little over section of the Willard
land in Redwood county, which will
have to be disposed of before March
18th, in order to have the original
owner get any equity out of them, as
the expiration of the mortgage sale
occurs on that day. The first Ma
tional Bank of St. Paul holds the
mortgage.
A.C. Burmeister has completed his
work of putting an electric lighting
system of 20 lights in the Masonic hall
together with chandeliers, DINNER,
meter, etc., and the hall is certainly
superbly lighted. In the main hall
a five point chandelier adorns the
center, a three light flush is at the
west end, and three lamps are in the
east. In the parlor a three light
chandelier does the necessary light
ing, and in the ante room two
light chandelier furnishes sufficient
light. Six 32-candle power lights
furnish the light for the dining hall,
while the stairway, hall and kitchen
all have lamps sufficient to give all
the light that is needed.
Parker & Boyd, who operate a
cigar factory next to Goodenow &
Winters, we're arrested, Monday
afternoon, on complaint Of Sheriff
ISchwalier. for selling beer without