The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-28
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| Nearly all Of the people who have
been indisposed during the past
two weeks are recovering.
! The st. Veronica Guild Will meet
| with Mrs. G. Fred. Thompson
Thursday afternoon. All church
attendants invited.
Mrs. L. Pearlman and children
came up from st. Paul early last
week, and are now residing in the
rear of the Model Clothing & Shoe
House.
| Charles Huhnerkoch has pur
chased lumber for the erection of a
residence on his farm in Redwood
Falls township, to cost in the neigh
borhood Of 81, 500.
| Mrs. Alice Johnson of Springfield
was in the city during the past week,
to be present at the bedside of Mrs.
Frank, who is quite low, and who is
over "a years old.
Lawrence King is mading ar
engagements for Improvements on
his farm west of the city, to cost
about So, 600. The improvements
include new barn and residence.
H. NJ. Aune left for ST. Paul and
Minneapolis during the early por.
ton OF last week. He returned
home on Saturday. after making
numerous purchases for his cloth
ing house.
j. D. Jackson was in the city last
Saturday, leaving on the afternoon
train for Minneapolis, where Mrs.
jackson has been residing during
the past month, and where she will
remain for a week or ten DAYS
longer.
Miss E. NJ. Murphy & Co. have
sent out invitations to the ladies of
the city and surrounding country
inviting them to be present at their
spring millinery opening on Friday
and Saturday, April 9th and 9TH, at
which time the ladies expect to
show one of the finest spring MILL
merry displays in the city.
Brose, the world S famous musical
king and fun maker, will appear at
the opera house Friday evening,
March Both. Brose is said to put
up the best musical entertainment
OF any one man travelling, and Red
wood Falls people who have already
heard him, are loud in their praises
OF both the music and comedy he
furnishes to an audience.
A. J. Finnegan, the well-known
real estate title attorney of Mime
apolis, was in the city last Friday
and Saturday, looking up titles.
Mr.. Finnegan is also the title attor-
ney of the ST. Paul water works
board IN connection with the acquir-
ing of lano which has already been
overfowed by the main basins of
the St. Paul water works.
The various assessors of Redwood
county will meet at the auditor S
Office on the last Saturday in April
for the purpose of deciding upon a
basis for the 1900 assessment. which
includes both personal property and
real estate The auditor will have
the books ready by next Monday,
about four weeks before the required
time, and they will all be turned
over TO the assessors at the meeting
on the last Saturday of the month.
w. A. Hauck ard F. NJ. Birken-
meyer attended the Modern Wood
men party at Wabasso on Friday
evening of last week, returning
home about seven o'clock Saturday
morning. The party was held in
the Francois g. Schmahl new build
ing at Wabasso, in which Mr..
Hauck will open a large stock of
general merchandise next week,
Mrs. Hauck and child are now Wis
iting with the family of DR.. Birch
and will join W. A. at Wabasso
during the next week.
In view of the decision of Judge
Crosby of the First judicial district,
in the manner of apportionment of
school funds, holding that the con-
ditions imposed by section 1853 of
the statutes of 1864, apply to the pro
ceeds from the State one mill school
tax, but do not apply to the income
received from the school lands of the
State. Auditor Tompkins will, as
far as practicable, follow the follow