The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-22

Ed. S. Beaman of Sanborn, assist
ant secretary of the Minnesota &
Iowa Railway Co., was in the city
for few DAYS last week.
Andrew Birum last week sold his
fine driving horse BILLY" to c. D.
Andrews of ST. Paul, who paid Mr..
Birum 5000 for the animal.
The case of Harriott VS.. Holmes
has been continued to the next
term, owing to the fact that Mr..
Holmes is quite i'll at his home in
this city.
VIM. Myer and wife and daughter,
and two children of Henry Joern,
arrived here from CORTLAND last
Thursday afternoon, and the former
three are visiting with Mr.. Joern S
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Myer are
the parents of Mrs. Joern.
In the case of George Schwab VS..
E. A. Pease, an action to recover
money for threshing done on the
farm of hurry J. Warner which
threshed grain the sheriff seized on
attachment, the jury returned a
verdict ia favor of Schwab for
$191.55.
Miss Taylor of the council of ad-
ministration of the Women s Relief
Corps of Minnesota, was in the city
Monday and yesterday, and on
Monday evening she inspected the
local Relief Corps work and rega-
las. Following the inspection a
lunch was served.
The ladies of the Relief Corps
have made up box of jelly in tum-
blers and sent it for use among the
soldiers in the hospital at the Sol
dier's Home. About 40 glasses
were sent to the veterans, and it
was all the product of the ladies
belonging to the Relief Corps.
Christ. Peterson left for Cadott,
Wis. last Friday, to be present at
the marriage ceremony of Thos.
Fimrite of Delhi, for a long time
superintendent of the Gold Mining
& Refining Co. and Miss Mary
Miller of that place. The newly
married couple will reside at Look
out, Wis, during the winter
Mrs. E. H. Chollar left yesterday
for Minneapolis and from there will
90 to Chicago, where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her son, Wilbur
T. Chollar. From Chicago she will
visit points in Michigan, and later
will leave for Arcadia, Florida,
where another n, Charles G.
Chollar is conducting a bank.
During the past week there were
80 instruments placed on record in
the office of the register of deeds,
and of the number 10 were warranty
deeds, 81 were mortgage deeds. ten
were satisfactions, six were assign
ment of land certificates. five were
assignment of mortgages and the
remainder were miscellaneous.
AS will be seen by the real estate
transfers Eli S. Prick, county treas
urer of Lyon county, formerly of
this city, has already sold the 400
acres of land in Westline recently
purchased by him. The land sold
for so, 800, or at the rate of $27 per
acre. and inasmuch as Mr.. Prick
purchased it for less than $40 per
acre, he has enjoyed a quick return
of his money with a very good rate
of interest and commission for his
own remuneration.
Renville Record: Fred. Fisher
left Sunday morning for Wabasso in
Redwood county with Grew of
eight carpenters. Mr.. Fisher is
planning the erection of a hotel in
this new town and will commence
work Immediately. He expects to
have the building completed in a
couple of weeks and will open up
for business at once. The rush of
work is so great in the new village
that Mr.. Fisher was compelled to
take more carpenters down with
him, to enable him to get his build
ing finished. Sixty-five men were
at work on buildings at one time
and there was still demand.
The Western Stars gave the first
entertainment, under the local en-
tertainment bureau, at the opera
house on Tuesday evening of last