The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-01

During the past week 81 lnStru-
ments we're placed on record with
the register OF deeds of this county.
OF the number II were warranty
deeds, 26 were mortgages and II
were satisfactions of mortgages,
liens, etc., while the balance were
miscellaneous.
J. v. McGettrick and family left
for their future home in Minneapolis
last Wednesday. The departure of
Mr.. McGettrick and his family is a
source of regret to large number
of peoplesof this city, and particular
ly to those who have known them
for SO many years.
There will be an auction sale of
all of the personal property of the
late Frank E. Babcock on the farm
of the latter tomorrow. The
auction sale will probably be con-
Quoted by Chauncey NJ. Butler
The personal includes large num-
Der of cattle and horses.
Editor 0. M. Peabody of the Echo
Enterprise has been in this city at
frequent intervals during the past
week. Mr. Peabody is getting out
a mammoth edition of his paper.
and THE GAZETTE press has been
working on the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beer and Mrs.
Jas. Cragun, the latter sister of
Mrs Beer, left last Wednesday for
New Mexico, where they will re-
main for an indefinite period, with
the hopes that the climate of that
country will be beneficial to their
health.
Summer Time in Dixie is a new
song just published by the Kansas
City Talking'.Machine Co., which
will probably be sung by Chas. T.
Howard at some future recital in
this city. 1t is after Darling Clio, }"
which made distinctive hit several
years ago.
Marriage licenses have recently
been issued to Robert Rickell, Jr.,
and Jessie Edith Childs, Bertel P.
Hoffbeck and Anna Helena Johnson,
Fred. NJ. Banker and Maggie Den
nistoun, Nels Gustof Englund and
Mary Sheehan, and Charles Becker
and Clara Luella Bailey.
The tax for the city of Redwood
Falls for the year 1899, on which
will be based the taxes delinquenton
June 1st next, will be 36 mills. near
ly as high as it has ever been. OF
this amount 1875 mi lis are for the
school district, 81 mills for the CITY.
and rs mills for the county and
State.
Brown & Abbott, attorneys for
the Minnesota & Iowa division of
the Northwestern, have petitioned
the court for the appointment of an
appraisal committee to appraise the
damages for taking an additional
strip of $50 feet for right-of-way, on
the northwest quarter of section 10,
Vail township. The tract goes
across the property of J. A. Beard,
A. B. Pike and John Frederickson.
The marriage of Nels Gustof Eng
lund, the wellknown painter of this
city, and Miss Mary Sheehan, was
solemniZed by the Rev. FIR. Wonder
lage of the Catholic church at Nor
gan, shortly after the noon hour
last Thursday. The couple re-
turned to Redwood Falls on the
afternoon train and will reside here
in the future, where Mr.. Englund
will continue the painting business.
The fifth wedding anniversary of
Mrs. VIM. Burch was celebrated at
the home of Mrs. George Charter,
in Redwood Falls township, on Oct.
goth. A party from the city, chap
eroned by Mrs. F. Engdahl, par
ticipated in the festivities, and Mrs.
Enghahl and sister, Miss Dahl,
furnished the refreshments for the
occasion. Later in the day supper
was served by the Misses Julia and
Vesta Davis.
DR.. G.. r. Pease received letter
from ex-Auditor Anderson, who is
in Ell Paso, Texas, last week, to the
effect that already he was feeling
the benefit of that climate, and was
highly pleased over the effect of the
same. He queried the doctor wheth-
er there was any need of going