The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-09

Mrs. Geo. B. Hughes on Saturday |
afternoon last.
The Little H. B., just as popular as
the 10 cent Hoosier Bard, for cents at
Central Pharmacy. 37-8t
= Frank J. Sheffield of Springfield
spent several days with friends in
this city during the past week.
A. H. Seebeck has improved the
appearance Of his farm near the
city materially during the past few
weeks, by setting out about 1000
young trees, and fixing up a lawn
around his residence.
L. P. Dolliff of Minneapolis, prin-
cipal owner Ct the L. P. Dolliff Lum-
Der Co., spent portion of last Fri
dep and Saturday with his son, At
torney A. G. Dolliff of this city.
Miss Carrie Seebeck surprised
her parents last Saturday afternoon
by returning home from a fishing
expedition with a six pound pick
erel. the first fish she ever caught
Oscar Ouren, who has been butter
maker at the local creamery for
some time, has gone to Morris, this
State, and G. Nelson, who has been
in charge of the Granite Rock cream
cry, has been given his position.
VIM. E. Ayers, who made the
lowest bid for the street sprinkling
in district No, l for the season COM
mencing May 10th, withdrew his
bid Friday evening and H. L. Sisler,
who bid So, agreed to take the con-
tract at Mr.. Ayers bid, $40, and
was awarded the contract. He fur
nishes the necessary bond
Coroner Halves was summoned to
Sanborn last Saturday morning by
a telegram announcing the sudden
death of a woman in that town. The
woman S name was Mrs. Paulina
Heydlauff. She was taken i'll very
suddenly about six o'clock Satur-
day morning, at which time she
awoke from a nights sleep, and
commenced screaming. Four hours
later she was dead. A post norton
revealed the fact that her death was
due to appoplexy.
In the list of students in the Man
kato Normal school for the past
year Edwin Barnett Marvin of Red
wood Falls is listed in the jnnior
professional class, Bertha Ernes-
tine Holt OF Delhi is listed in the A
advanced class, Florence Winifred
Cheshire of Walnut Grove in the
fisrt year class, Clara Wilson of
Redwood Falls is listed in the ele-
memtary professional class, and
Joseph Elaine Johnson of this city
is in the A elementary class.
Call at H. Winters for cabbage, to-
mato, celery and groundcherry plants,
by the dozen or hundred. 393t.
Miss Margaret Stewart of Red
wood Falls township, now a teacher
in the Marshall schools, was struck
by some unknown party while out
walking on the streets of Marshall,
about 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening
of last week. AS result of the
blows Miss Stewart has had bad
gaSheS on the back of her head, but
unless something serious results
Miss Stewart will resume her du-
ties this week. What the prOvoca-
ton was for the assault cannot be
ascertained. Miss Stewart did not
even know the assailant. Robt
Stewart left for Marshall as soon as
he heard of the matter.
There was only one ticket in the
field ia each ward in the city for
the Republican caucus Saturday
night to elect delegates to the coun-
ty convention, which meets in the
city to-day. In the first ward - votes
were cast and the second 33 was
the total. The first ward delegates
elected were H. NJ. Aune, G. L.
Parkhlll, S. J. Race, G. 7. Howard,
w. S. Brammer, r. S. Pickett and
A. c. Burmeister. In the second
ward the delegates elected were A.
G. Dolliff, E. E. Harriott, Geo. L.
Evans, F. L. Warner, I. N. Temp
kins and E. A. Pease.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Superin-
tendent of schools S. J. Race of
Redwood County is recognized as
one of the ablest educators of the
State, is always anxions to further
the cause of education, writes us