The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-03

proyed in the Redwood County
| Bank.
Attorney and Mrs. A. G. Dollif
and son returned home from Mime
apolis on Thursday afternoon last
Mrs. A. A. Jones left last Thurs
day for Wabasha, this State, to visit
] relatives for the remainder of the
winter.
| ]. D. Jackson and wife we're Wis
ting with the Rowleys in Roches
ter, this State, last week, returning
home on Saturday.
Miss Maud Seaman and brother
Charles Seaman of Montevideo
passed through town last Thursday
en- route for Sleepy Eye.
Alfred Laudon left for ST. Pau
Monday to spend couple Of days
in that city with the view of ad
vancing his knowledge of the law
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock came dowr
from Two Harbors, this State, or
Dec. 23d, and has since been visit
ing with her relatives in this city
John H. Cain and son, Wallace
Cain of tennessee county. New
York, the former a brother of F
Cain of this city, arrived here some
time'ago, and will visit with the
latter during the remainder of the
winter.
Your Uncle James Arnold of Yes.
ia attended the winter session Of
the mid-road Populists in Mime
apolis IN Wednesday last. Your
Uncle James was the only Redwood
county representative marked as
being present.
Frank Ring OF this city has sold
the northwest quarter of section 33
Delhi, to George M. King, for 50, 100
or 1913. 50'per acre. Mr.. Ring pur.
chased the quarter only short
time ago, and he sold it at an ad.
vance of S. an acre.
During the past week there have
been " instruments placed on rec.
ord in the register of deeds Office.
OF the number Is were warranty
| deeds, "a we're mortgages. 20 were
satisfactions OF mortgages and liens,
and the remainder were miscellane
Gus.
S. P. Hicks, manager of the Net
tiewyynnt farm of Gales township
was in the city last Thursday after
noon, he having come up from ST.
Paul and Minneapolis on the after
noon St. Louis. Mr.. Hicks spent
the evening with Marion Johnson
six miles west of towp, and drove
home on the following day.
Up to last Wednesday the only
liquor dealers to make application
to the city council for license to sell
liquors were F. L. Peterson, G. w
| Vaughn and Martin Lohrenz
Messrs. Brown and Teynor were
not sure as to their making applica
ton, owing to the fact that the
buildings they are now occupying
are likely to be used for other pur
poses in a short time.
During the course of debate or
the present system of lighting
schoolrooms, at the State Educa
tional convention in St. Paul, last
week, Supt. Race of Redwood coun
ty criticised the present system o.
lighting schoolrooms ''While the
child is under seven, he said, SITS
real physical environment is ever
more important than its menta
growth. The lighting of the school
! lOOlll lids IlOO lCCClNCu Vic
it deserves.
An alarm of fire was turned in
about $50 clock last Friday morn
ing. The alarm was given by N
B. Andersen, who observed severa
flashes of fire shooting from the
chimney on the residence of Mrs
r. Schmahl, on Bridge and Wash
+, ington streets, and it was quickly
responded to. The chimney was
burning out, and it required ;
watch for an hour or more, on par
of some of the volunteers No dam
age was done.
r. W. Sears of Sears, Roebuck &
Co., Chicago, H., arrived from that
city on Wednesday afternoon OF last
week and spent several days look
ing up his real estate interests il
/ this and Renville counties. Mr.