The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-28

"A DaDy kITl WdS OOIH " "a
Mrs. A. D. Smith last Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. A. G. Dolliff and son, Roger,
returned from their visit with Min
neapolis relatives last Friday.
Emil Kuenzli was among those of
this city who was rusticating by the
shores of the lakes of Kandiyohl
county last week.
K. E. Glasscoe came home last
Thursday, after an extended trip
over the State for the Edward S
Self-Feeder Co.
Mrs. John Schneider and children
of Marshall were visiting with the
family of C. w. Mead last week,
returning home on Friday, in com
pany with Archie Stewart and wife
OF Underwood.
| Judge Joseph Chadderdon, &C
companied by Miss Georgia Chad
derdon and Eddie Stuart, left for St.
Paul last Thursday, where they re-
NAMED several days, the latter join
ing his father, D. A. Stuart, Of
Window, in that city.
During the week ending last Fri
day there we're 70 instruments Of
all kinds placed on record at the
register of deeds Office. Of the total
number six we're patents, 10 were
assignments of land certificates and
Is were warranty deeds, the bal
ance being miscellaneous.
Thos. Woods of St. Thomas semi
nary, St. Paul, arrived here last
Wednesday on visit with his
mother, brother and sisters of the
Catholic rectory at this place
Thomas is rapidly acquiring a theo
logical education for the purpose Of
passing into the priesthood.
Maj. George L. Evans, breyet
major, a title given to him by the
| government on account of his having
been appointed agent of the Indians
east of town, did not return home
from St. Paul until last Friday, al
on account Of the difficulty he ex
perienced in finding all of the
Indians entitled to the annuity Of
$3.50.
Attorney E. E. Harriott was il
St. Paul Thursday arguing the case
of Harriott VS.. Holmes in the Su
preme Court, which was decided in
favor of the attorney in the lower
court. The case involves com
mission which Mr.. Holmes agreed
to pay o. L. Dornberg for the sale
of some land, and which sale was
afterwards repudiated by Mr.
Holmes.
One of the very best entertain
ments given in Redwood Falls for q
long time was the Dayton high class
vaudeville show at the opera house
on Wednesday evening last. Prof.
Dayton's spiritual manifestations
were ahead of anything seen here,
while the Santamas, the musical
trio, Newell, Chinquilla and Dinu-
frio were perfect in their speciali-
ties. Miss Dayton's ballads were
superb. The entertainment merited
the appreciation of much larger
audience.
F. E. Ring and wife left last Fri
day over the ST. Louis and Great
Northern for Pipestone to attend a
district convention of the Epworth
League. The Misses Ella Root and
Maud Woodwork we're also in at
tendance at the convention as dele
gates from the local League. The
delegates we're instructed to invite
the converting of the delegates to
Redwood Falls next year. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ring will visit at the former S
old home in Winnebago City before
returning.
There will be a celebration on
July 4th in the grove of W. A. Near
ants in the town of Vail. Judge
Jos. Chadderdon of this city will be
the orator of the day. There will
be ball game between the Whirl-
winds of Redwood Falls township,
and some other club. A big bow
cry is to be erected, and dancing
will commence on the same late in
the afternoon. The committee hav-
ing the matter in charge promise
sports and amusements enough to
occupy the entire day.
The washout on the Northwestern,
east of Rochester. couple of weeks