The Redwood gazette., 1900-05-23


visiting with Miss Iverson in St.
Paul during the past week.
Miss Adah Winn has been visit
ing with Mrs. G. r. Kneeland at
Lamberton during the past week.
The marriage of DR.. H. E. Schlegel
and Miss Grace Clark of this city
is announced to occur on June 9th.
Attorney D. A. Stuart came over
from Window on legal business
during the early part OF last
week.
O. E. Maxson and wife came down
from Marshall on Friday last and
have since been visiting with the
family OF Geo. B. Hughes.
Attorney S. L. Pierce went to St.
Paul last Wednesday, and Mrs.
Pierce went to Sleepy Eye to visit
during Mr.. Pierce's absence.
E. B. Hale and Geo. A. Buxton
attended the Inauguration of an
encampment of Odd Fellows at
Morton last Wednesday evening.
D. r. Price, at one time a popular
young restaurant man Of this city,
and later partner with John Lunn,
is now an employee at the St. Paul
Union depot news and confectionery
stand.
The Rev. M. 'Thurston of Winona
conducted services at the Episcopal
church on Tuesday evening of last
week. During his stay here Mr..
Thurston was the guest of Mrs. NJ.
Ashmore.
Attorney A. E. Clark came up from
Mankato last Thursday and spent
several days with his parents and
other relatives in and around this
city. Mr.. Clark is enjoying a very
prosperous law business at Mankato.
During his absence at Mankato
Auditor Tompkins happened to run
across bargain in the shape of a
fine driving team. He arrived home
with the team and buggy
last Thursday safternoon, driving
through from Mankato.
w. H. Bowers moved his household
goods from the Methodist parsonage
to rooms over Ring & Co.'S store on
Wednesday last. Mr.. Bowers and
his daughters. will reside in those
rooms in'the ure'whi]e the rectory
will hereafter be occupied by Mr..
Stevenson and his family.
Otto Dornberg, formerly of the
Redwood Falls high school, but
now of Manchester college, St. Paul,
has the record of making a 1O0-yard
dash in 10 4-5 seconds, a record
made a couple of weeks ago on the
Manchester grounds. He will prob
ably represent lhis class in the
collegiate field contests.
While in St. Paul last week a
representative of The GAZETTE
happened to meet the Rev. John
Sinclair on one OF the main thorough
fares, and. wasrCgiven the usual
hearty Sinclair greeting. Mr..
Sinclair stated that he had practi-
cally recovered from the accident of
last year, and was in excellent
spirits. He was looking as we'll as
at any time during his long pastorate
over the Presbyterian church of
this city.
An item in the Minneapolis
papers Of last.l Wednesday states
that R. w. Sears of Chicago, former
ly Minneapolis & St. Louis station
agent at North Redwood, ''yesterday
secured the Agnicourt flats, Mime
apolis, for the sum of $4,000. The
matter of the sale came into the
courts Yesterday, as it transpired
that an attempt had been made by
a real estate agent of Minneapolis
to haye Mr.. Sears withdraw his bid
in the interest of another pur-
chaser
A Washington special of May 18th
says that thessupreme court yester-
day ordered the case of the Wis
consin, Minnesota & Pacific railway
against Jacob F. Jacobson, appealed
from the supreme court of Mime
sofa, restored to docket for reargu-
ment at the next term of court. The
case involves the power of the state
railroad commission to order con-
struction of a ''Y" at Hanley Falls,
Mimi, in order that the length o1
the route to certain central points
may be shortened.