The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29

"A. j. ALVIN, New Ulm druggist,
was at Hotel Francois last Friday.
Capt. W. P. Huntington came up
from St. Paul Saturday and re-
turned on Monday.
Hans Aune was quite i'll during a
portion of last week, he being con-
fined to the house for several days.
Mrs. Ethel Webster and sister,
Miss Lillian Hurd, passed through
here Friday en- route for Granite
Falls.
Geo. w. Ring of Blue Earth City,
a brother of Frank Ring of this city,
was doing business in this county
last week.
c. W. Everett, Jr., drove to
Springfield last Thursday, and will
work in his fathers store there in
the future
Till Tibbetts returned from a
three weeks stay in St. Paul and
Minneapolis last Friday. Mr.. lib
belts had several pieces of real es-
tate in Vesta offered to him during
his absence.
Word has been received here of
the death of Mrs. e. G. Bailey,
which occurred at Lacrosse several
weeks ago, while Mrs. Bailey was
in that city ona visit. The remains
were laid to rest in the Mankato
cemetery Galusha is still residing
in Minneapolis.
The University Association Cen
ter will meet with Mrs. NJ. NJ
Ashmore Tuesday, April 4th. The
program for the evening is as fol-
lows: The Hugenots, Mr.. Barack-
man; Edict of Nantes, NJ. H. Ora
ham; Protestant Version of the
Scriptures, Rev. Koch; Reign of
Elizabeth, Mrs Bowers; Response
to roll call, quotations from Shake
speare.
The St. Paul legislative cor
respondent of the Winnebago Enter
prise says: The 1899 session Of the
Minnesota legislature is drawing to
a close. 1t is probable that both
branches will adjourn without
date about April goth. The most
important Legislation to date is the
passage of the SoEerville bill,
licensing foreign corporations and
the making of the members of the
railway and the warehouse commits
sion elective.
Morton Enterprise: F. Engdahl,
the merchant tailor of Redwood
Falls, while coming to Morton Tues
day had quite runaway. 1t seems
that his horse became frightened
down at the feed mill and when he
reached the Commercial hotel Mr.
Engdahl gave the animal a whip
lecture. The horse became ur-
manageable and started on the run
and while turning the Donlon cor
ner the cutter upset throwing Mr..
E. out. The horse ran up street and
was finally caught at Hugh Nc
Sevanys place. The cutter was
badly demolished but fortunately
Mr.. Engdahl escaped without a
scratch.
Agnes Currie has commenced an
action through her attorney, E. E..
Harriott, against VIM. French, to
quiet title to an 80 acre tract of land
in Vesta. The latter claims owner
ship by having original y purchased
it in the name of one of his sons.
This son transferred it to another
son, and the latter, without the
knowledge of his father, sold the
tract to Mrs. Currie. Mr.. French
entered the land, against the plain
tiff S protest, the latter alleges, and
erected a residence on the same, and
set up claim to ownership. Mrs.
Currie asks for writ of ejectment,
aside from an order quieting title.
Mr.. French, through his attorneys,
Baldwin & Howard, asks that il
title be Quoted in favor of Mrs. Cur
RE, that he be allowed 5000 for the
erection of the residence The case
will come up for trial at the April
term of court.