The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-07

d udlA OIOUucI VI JOuu Luuu, Was
visiting with the latter during the
past week.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. L. Warner last Thurs
day afternoon. The young man is
an eight FOUNDER. looks healthy and
wise. His arrival gives Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner an even family-two
boys and two girls.
S T. Bunch Of Chicago, formerly
of this city, was in Redwood Falls
during the early portion OF last
week. He stated that he had recent
" located his son, Harry, in Iowa,
where the boy was doing well. His
youngest son, Roy, is at work in
Chicago.
During the past week there were
20 instruments placed on record in
the register of deeds office. Of the
number IA we're warranty deeds,
10 were satisfactions of mortgages
and liens, II we're mortgages, six
were assignments of mortgages, Is
we're assignment of land certificates,
and the remainder were miscellane-
Gus.
Boyd Bulletin: D. ]. Nicely was
at Redwood Falls the first of the
week and while there leased his
hotel to M. w. Knox, who will take
possession the first of next month.
The retiring landlord and family
will continue their residence in
this city indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs.
Knox need no introduction as they
resided here a few years ago and
their friends will welcome them
again to our midst.
Last Thursday was ground hog
day. The ground hog appeared,
according to story, and if he re-
manned out of his hole all day long
he saw his shadow all the time. for
the day was a model February day,
opening clear and bri ght with the
thermometer five degrees below
zero at eight clock, but climbing
upwards during the remainder of
the day until late in the afternoon.
The sky continued clear and there
was but very little wind.
AS result of the visit of himself
and wife to the city last week, At
torney S. l.. Pierce has decided to
give up his practice in St. Paul and
locate in Redwood Falls, and has
formed law partnership with At
torney E. E. Harriott, under the
firm name of Pierce & Harriott.
Mr.. Pierce and wife will return to
Redwood Falls about the latter part
of next week, and the law firm will
commence business on March. LIST.
At that time it will have rooms in
the Redwood Falls Improvement
Co. S building, over the postoffice
O. L. Dornberg, who has had real
estate Office with Mr.. Harriott for
several years past, will have room
that of Pierce & Harriott
in fact, the firm and Mr.. Dornberg
will be closely identified with each
other.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence King cele-
brated their 18th wedding ami
versary at their home in this city
last Tuesday afternoon. The couple
have general gathering of relatives
on each anniversary of the wedding,
at which Mrs. Kings superb cult
nary accomplishments are exhibited.
On this occasion all of the relatives
on either side that were in the coun-
tv on that day were present, as were
also Elder Henry Goodacre and fam
lily, Charles H. Tenney and family
and Mrs. Marion Johnson of Sheri-
dan township, neighbor of Mr..
and Mrs King when the latter re-
sided on their farm in Delhi. The
anniversary dinner lasted for two
hours, during which Mayor Smith,
the father of Mrs. King, made
short talk on the previous annivers-
aries. Games of various kinds were
INDUCED in by the gathering.
Last Thursdays Pioneer Press
the following editorial
notice complimentary to Rev. John
Sinclair: Happy the occasion that
will call together the people of the
First Presbyterian church of this
city to-night-the sacrifcial rite by
which the last evidence of the