The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26

is the guest of Miss Matte Bigham.
Mrs. R. E. Anderson left Monday
afternoon for her home in Haworth.
Ill.
A. H. Theiring is in Minneapolis,
| where he will visit for several
weeks.
Winnifred J. Chadderdon has re-
turned from his visit with relatives
in and around Hutchinson.
Miss Erva Hyde and Walter
Young of St. Paul were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kahler at Hotel
Francois during the past week.
Quite number of families of this
city INDUCED in picnic on the
banks of the Redwood and Mime
sofa near the mouth of the former,
last Friday.
H. V. Peterson, travelling pass
enger agent of the St. Louis, was
in town for few hours Friday
morning. Mr.. Peterson is booming
the Sunday excursion to the Twin
Cities.
Conductor Hand was back on the
Watertown extension of the ST.
Louis last week, the latter taking
the place of Conductor Elmer, who
was on weeks vacation. Mr..
Hands regular run is on the main
line.
Auditor l. N. Tompkins and
family were in Eden, Brown county,
last Thursday, attending a reunion
of as many relatives of the Tompkins
family tree as could assemble on
that day The reunion was at the
home of David Sherman, and be-
tween Is and 80 Of the springs and
off springs were present.
Supt. Race is preparing an article
on the heating and ventilation of
a school house in district No. 88,
Granite Rock, for an eastern school
journal. With the article will be
sent several photographs OF the
acknowledgements prepared by
N. B. Andersen of this city. The
heating and ventilating system in SO
is considered the very best in vogue
at the present time.
A nine of base ball players cap
tanned by J. Winnifred Chadderdon
of this city played nine of Beaver
Falls at the latter place last Thurs
day afternoon. The locals were de-
feated by score of IL to 8. Young
Chadderdon pitched and chief Whit
man caught for Redwood during the
game, and so clever was the pitch
er's work that he had II strike outs
to his credit, and on his list of
strike outs was both Kellys and
Rupert Martin, who played minor
positions for the Beaver team.
Miss Lucy Woodward of Wood
Lake, a graduate of the Redwood
Falls high school of the class of
several years ago, has been engaged
to teach the second primary depart
ment of the Redwood Falls schools
during the coming year, taking
the place made vacant by the resig-
nation of Miss Wilson. Miss Wood
ward has just returned from a trip
to Buffalo, New York and Detroit,
attending a meeting of the Christian
Endeavor at the latter place.
The last issue of the Window
Reporter. aside from publishing a
portrait of the attorney, refers to
D. A. Stuart of that place, formerly
Of this city, as a brilliant attorney.
The Reporter says that he was the
most heavily engaged Of all the at
torneys at t he term of court there
just closed, being on one side or
the other of every case tried, and
also having his name appear in IS
new cases. He secured favorable
verdicts in all but two of the %
cases submitted to the jury, and the
cash verdicts secured were $3,31S.
The Reporter adds that his plead
ings are noted for being smooth and
perfect.
D. L. Brigham. who with A. w.
Bager and T. L. Gilbert, have been
appointed appraisers of the State
lands in this county, has received a
list of the lands declared forfeited
and to be offered for sale. The list
includes five tracts in Brookville,
seventeen tracts in Three Lakes,
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