The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31

this State, last Friday and will VISIT
there with the family of H. B. Wolff.
! J. S. Byington, with. his livery
outfit, left early last week for Echo,
where "Muzzy'' will run livery
stable in the future.
Mrs John A. Wiley came over
from Tracy last week and was visit
ing for several days with Mrs. G..
A. Francois.
]. c. Johnson Of Mankato, general
manager of the J. I. Case Thresh-
ing Machine Co. for this section,
was in town on business last week
During the week ending last Fri
day morning there were 81 instru-
ments of all kinds placed on record
in the register OF deeds office of
Redwood county.
The liquor dealers of Fairfax in
dicted for selling liquor without a
license will all be tried on the in
dictments at special term of court
to be held at Beaver Falls in June.
| County Treasurer Listerud of
Renvllle county is out 5000. He
went on the bond of Johnson. a
Sacred Heart liquor dealer, who
was held to the grand jury on the
charge of selling liquor without a
license. Johnson skipped, and last
week Listerud put up the cash,
vowing he would never sign an
other bond.
| Mesdames r. J. Kalhar and E. E.
Swan arrived in Redwood Falls last
Friday, the former coming from De-
Soto, Wis, and the latter from
Ferryville. Wis. Owing to the
scarcity of vacant residences in the
city Mr.. Kalhar and wife have taken
temporary rooms at the Commercial
while Mr.. Swan and wife have taken
rooms with Capt E. M. Brooks, on
Bridge street
Messrs w. F. Dickinson and
Joseph Tyson arrived at Liverpool
on the White Star liner, Teutonic,
on Wednesday of last week, and
| their address is now ) Laburnum
Road, Sandrock Park, discard.
Liverpool. While this address will
be their headquarters they will
make trips to various points in
England and Scotland during their
stay in foreign lands.
DR.. G. R. Pease arrived home over
the Northwestern last Friday after
noon, after a two months soiourn in
the East The Doctor visited
number OF leading hospitals in the
East, and came very near being
quarantined in one of them, as a re-
suit of the announcement of the ap-
pearance of contagious disease
DR.. Pease has been greatly bene-
fitted from physical standpoint by
the trip.
A large sized package come by
express to Frank G. Wilmeroth, the
diamond wearer of Hotel Francois.
last Friday evening. 1t was wrap
ped carefully-at least it looked like
Unmarked keep cool and "don't
crush, and all outward appearances
led Frank to believe that his
his fair charmer had remem-
bered him handsomely. A big
crowd of boys gathered around the
counters after Frank had paid the
express charges, and as he slowly
proceeded to undo it everybody
was on tip toe Getting at the end
of the paper huge doll, with face
crushed in, and feet demolished,
and armless and shirtless came to
the gaze of Frank and his friends.
He threw the package under the
hotel counter, hummed or ground
out few words between his teeth
at some school ma am down in Mason
City. Iowa, and went on the routine
of his work with wish wrapped up
in his breast that he had refused
the package and let the fair charmer
pay the freight" both ways.
E. E. Carpenter of Beloit, Iowa,
was in Beaver Falls last week, talk
ing north and south road to the
people of that town and the people
in attendance at the district court.
OF his visit the Morton Enterprise
says: The proposed road which has
connections that extend to the gulf
will run nearly direct north and
pass through such points as Win
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