The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-13
Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock has been

Mrs. II. M. HITCHCOCK has been
seriously i'll for several days past.
Contractor A. G. Ochs Of Spring
field was transacting business in
town for short time last Thursday.
Henry Charter, Mrs. H. ]. Foun-
tain and Miss Vesta Davis left
early Thursday morning to take in
the closing days OF the State Fair.
Judge Chadderdon and son, Win
fired J. Chadderdon, left Wednes-
day of last week for few DAYS en-
joyment in St. Paul and Minneap-
oils.
Judge Baldwin left for St. Paul
Wednesday to transact some bust
ness with an Eastern party and also
to take in the sights at the State
Fair.
The contractor of the construc-
ton of the Lutheran church of this
city is rushing the work. The
building is sided, the windows are
in, and everything is about in read
mess for the plasterers.
During the past week the Mime
sofa & Iowa Railway Co. filed seven
patents from the State of Minnesota
to tracts comprising portions to the
right of way of the company through
Waterbury, Sheridan, Willow Lake,
and Vail townships.
An eight and a half pound baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Palmer, the former at one time a
druggist of this city, and the latter
formerly Miss Charlotte Schmahl,
OF this place, last Friday morning
The young man has been given his
smiling papa's name, with the pre-
fix of Russell.
During the week ending last Fri
day morning there were 46 instru-
ments placed on record in the reg
lister of deeds Office. Of the num-
Der 10 were warranty deeds, eight
were mortgages, four were salts
factions of mortgages and three
were assignments of mortgages,
while the balance were miscellane-
Gus.
Miss Clara Anderson, who visited
with the family of G.. G.. Thune last
month, died quite suddenly on Sept.
I'd, at the home of her parents in
Zumbrota. She was % years of
age, and in excellent health during
her stay with Mr.. Thunes family.
Miss Anderson made a number of
friends and acquaintance in social
circles here, who will deeply re-
greet her sudden departure from this
life,
Miss Lillian Penhall, eldest
daughterd DR.. and Mrs. F. w.
Penhall of Morton, well-known in
this city and county, passed away
at Pollock on Tuesday afternoon of
last week, at her home in Morton.
The cause of death was acute men,
nights, and the funeral was held
from the Penhall residence on We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. Franklin J.
Barackman of the Presbyterian
church of this city, officiating The
casket was covered with many
floral offerings, the silent express
sions of sympathy from friends of
the family. The child was an ex-
ceptionally bright and charming
girl.
On last Friday morning Baldwin
& Howard closed an arrangement
with George Houghmaster whereby
that firm will have a suite of rooms
in the Office Block after Oct. 1st.
The offices are now about all taken,
a suite OF two remaining. The front
suite is occupied by Drs. Birch
and Schlegel, dentist and ply
sician, the second suite is occupied
by Judge Bowers, the third suite
will be occupied by the law Office of
Baldwin & Howard, and oue-half of
the fourth or last suite, will be oc-
cupied byi'Mr. Houghmaster and
Tillson Tibbetts. All of the safes
owned by the renters we're moved
to the second floor on Monday, even
the one of Baldwin & Howard
August Letteau of St. Paul, was
at Hotel Francois last Wednesday
evening for lodging and breakfast.
While he was in this city burglars
his home at $40 Pine street,
St. Paul, and stole many valuable
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