The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-04

The young folks Of the city had
an enjoyable hop in the building re-
Gently vacated by Aune & Thune
on Tuesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Jensen Of Brookville, who
was quite badly injured ina railway
accident at New Ulm some time last
winter or spring, has received $3.50
from the company in full settlement
of her claim for damages.
West Babcock of Mortified and
W. G. Stimmel of St. Paul, two life
insurance agents. were running
down the Redwood Falls poll
list last week with the view OF
finding victims for insurance.
L. N. Rowe of this city, who has
been attending to the threshing on
his farm in Willow Lake, took in the
fair at 'Lamberton on Friday and
Saturday, and visited with his
brother in Springfield over Sunday
During the past week 50 instru-
ments were placed on record in the
register of deeds Office. Ofthe mum
Der Is were deeds, ID were mort.
cages, II were satisfactions of mort.
cages, and three were assignments
of mortgages.
A. V. Fedderly and family of Col
umbus, Wis, arrived here on Tues
day of last week, and will reside on
the farm recently purchased by Mr.
Fedderly of W. r. Houck, in the
future. Mr.. Fedderly's household
goods arrived here several days be-
fore he and his family arrived.
The daughter of Conductor and
Mrs. Thos. Hughes of the Redwood
branch of the Northwestern was
again taken to the Rochester hospi
tai last Friday afternoon for the
purpose of further treatment for &
trouble closely resembling Brights
disease. The many Redwood friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes hope, with
the parents, for the best news.
The Tracy Herald says that Geo.
Kettlewell was seriously injured
while wrestling with his brother-in
law, Ferg. Croft, last Saturday.
Kettlewell was brought to Tracy
from the Croft farm, in Gales, where
the accident happened, Saturday,
for medical treatment. An exami.
nation proved his injury to be "a ser.
ious case of rupture.
Frank Smith was brought over
from Lamberton last Saturday after
noon to serve out 20 days sen
tence in the county Jail for the lar
ceny of a 81 coat from one of the
Lamberton stores on the previous
day. Smith is a laborer, who had
no money in his possession when
arrested. He is a foreigner and the
name he gives is undoubtedly an
alias.
Vincent Marznek of Minneota, Ly-
on county, was brought down from
that place last Saturday afternoon
to serve term of 60 days in the
Redwood county Jail, the Lyon
county bastile being taxed to it's ut
most capacity, or the capacity al
lowed by the board of corrections
and charities. Marznek offense
was assault and battery on E. B,
LIE and, the village marshal of Min.
neota, committed while Leland was
trying to arrest him day or two
previous.
Last Thursday night and Friday
morning were the kind we some
times read about, but do not fire.
quently experience in September. A
cold and strong northwest wind
had been blowing the "a hours pre-
vious, and the sky was cloudy. AT
about seven o'clock Thursday night
the clouds disappeared and the
wind went down. A cold wave had
been left behind, however, and be-
fore the sun had appeared Friday
morning the thermometer had tum-
bled to below freezing point, and
ice on water in vessels left outside
during the night was half an inch
thick. By II o'clock Friday morn
ing the climatic conditions were
very pleasant.
When John Martin purchased the
August Evenson farm in Swedes
Forest he observed that the old
Swedes Forest was in his owner