The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-17

beenNe the city the past week. the
Iguestbf his brother, H. D. Everett.
J. H. Smith of Minneapolis. The
IcriginalsSenator Swenson Of Mime
sofa. was in the city for few hours
last. Friday morning.
| After the comforting of the second
degree by the Knights Of PBthias
on Tuesday evening of last week
| the members INDUCED in a smoke
|social.
Supt.f Race, Of this county, will
lectureson The Teachers Person
atty Ebefore the Renville county
teachers association meeting at
Fairfax next Saturday.
| The October statementof balances
IN the county treasury on Oct. 10th
shows the total amount of money on
hand to be $40, 1873. IL, of which
amount.$27, O5O.6I is placed to the
credit of the county fund.
During the past week 81 instru-
ments of all kinds were placed on
record.'with the register OF deeds.
OF the. number Is were warranty
deeds, IA we're mortgages, seven
were 'satisfactions and the remain
der were miscellaneous.
Emery Pearson, residing about
three. miles west Of the city, has
commenced the erection of house
and barn that will cost in the neigh
borhood of 81, 300. The buildings
are going up on farm recently
purchased by Mr.. Pearson.
Mayor.Smith granted Chief of Po-
lice Crooks 80 days leave of ab-
sence; last Wednesday to give the
latter an opportunity to make can
vass for the Office of sheriff G. c..
Engemann was appointed to act
during Mr.. Crooks absence.
Harry Peavey came up from Ken
nan, Wis, on Tuesday of last week
and will visit with his parents north
of the city for a couple of weeks.
Harry is in the employ of Moon Il
Co. atKennan, and reports the firm
doing good lumber business
Efie B. Malloy has commenced an
action for divorce from James NAL
10y. Deser,ion is given as the
ground for -mmencing the action
The plaintiff resides on the south
side of the county. W. Fl. Cooler
of Walnut Grove, is the plaintiff S
attorney.
Quite a large number of the mem-
bers of Charity Chapter No. 80
Order of the Eastern Star, will
leaye on tomorrow west bound
Minneapolis & St. Louis for Madi-
son, where the officers of Charity
Chapter will exemplify the work
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for the members of the Madison
chapter.
The marriage of Daniel E. Jones
to Miss Ida NJ Clark occurred at
Minneapolis last Wednesday. The
bride is quite well-known in this
city and county, she having resided
on the Clark homestead in Sheridan
township most of her life, and nav
ing frequently visited with the fam
lily Of D. E. Laird in this city. The
groom was at one time employed on
the Clark farm, but is now residing
at Clear Lake, South Dakota, where
the couple will be at home after
/ Nov 1st.
| Many Of the early residents Of
this county will remember Henry
|Gohrman, better known as clay
Twister, his nom de plume at
tached to many articles written for
The GAZETTE during his residence
on the farm in Westline, where he
twisted hay for fuel, He is now at
a mining camp known as Kirkland
in Arizona: and from that place he
writes prose and poetry for the
Prescott, Arizona, Courier. Hay
Twister still throws a very nasty
quill, Judging from the articles.
His family is residing in Mexico
/ A sample State ballot was posted
in the auditor Office for the first
time last Wednesday afternoon The
ballot contains nine presidential
electors for Mckinley, nine for Bry-
an, nine for Wooley, one for Debs.
social Democratic candidate, and
one for Malloney, socialist labor
candidate There are six candi
dates for Governor. including Re