The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-09-26

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The appoint nent d M kim
Is deputy clerk of court was fled
last week.
An octette Of lady canvassers for
. well-known. yeast house were do
ing the city during . portion Of last
week.
B. A. Small Of Lamberton came
over from that place last Wednes-
day, together with Charles Chester,
committeeman from that district.
During the past week only %
instruments were placed on record
with the register Of deeds. OF the
number seven were warranty deeds,
five were mortgages, nine were
satisfactions and the remainder
were miscellaneous.
The ladies Of the Rebekah Lodge
serve a chicken pie supper at Odd
Fellows Hall on Wednesday even
ing, Sept. Goth. Supper served be-
ginning0at $50. All are cordially
invited. Twenty-Five cents for a
good supper with chicken pie.
Charles II. johnson and family
left for Clara City, Chippewa coun-
ty, by team, last Saturday, and
they will reside there in the future.
Mr.. Johnson and family have been
residing on the place known as the
Scott farm for some time past.
While out hunting on Sept. 1st.
Paul Martin of st. Paul lost his
valuable Gordon setter in New Avon
township, this county. The finder
OF the dog will be literally reward
ed by bringing the animal into this
city and placing him in charge Of
Geo. w. Vaughn
A Tracy special Of Sept. 10Th
says that the hearing in the case Of
Phalon, 0Brady and Wood, arrested
for the supposed murder of Anton
A. Peterson, closed yesterday with
the announcement O; the prosecut-
ing attorney that sufficient evidence
to longer hold the prisoners had not
been produced. The prisoners took
the first train east after their dis
missal.
Lieut.. Albert NJ. Beecher, U. S.
NJ, who visited with Attorney Chas.
T. Howard and family last week,
left for New Ulm Monday, and after
spending day there he will pro-
coed to San Francisco, where he
will take passage for Guam, La
drone Islands. He will be accom-
panied by his brother, James S.
Beecher, who will remain with the
lieutenant throughout the work the
government has assigned for him.
James will take historical, geographi-
cal and natural observations on the
trip.
Thos. f. Hughes and family, the
former conductor of the Redwood
branch of the North western until
recently, came up from Sleepy Eye
last Thursday and spent a dav or
two with friends in this city, Mrs.
Hughes and children visiting with
the family of H. G. Ackman. Con-
ductor Hughes is just recovering
from the effects of the collision at
Mankato, and expects to be well
enough to take charge of his train
between Mankato and New Ulm on
Sept. 1st. His many friends here
all expressed their kindest feelings
over his recovery.
Prof Henri Gilpin and Mrs Gil
pin, alleged hypnotists, together
with half dozen well-trained boys,
held forth at the opera house during
the last three nights Of the week.
1t was not very difficult task te
! detect the movements of the fingers
of the couple movements that put
the trained boys, and some of then
very poorly and ludicrously trained
to sleep. And then, granting that
the boys were asleep, as the hypnot
lists would have people believe, the
work required of them uEde1
hypnotic influence was decidedly
coarse and vulgar for.a stage. Thu
boys used for the occasion wer,
strangers to Redwood Falls.
! E. NJ Wallbridge, the bankrupt
who has creditors around Belviev
and Echo, together with j.. G. Ger
athy, his trustee ia bankruptcy, ar,