The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

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drove from hers u MI u sfhers
they showed Inst Ffiday evening.
Attorney Charles 7. Howard left
for Minneapolis on. legal business
on Friday afternoon s Northwestern
train. ...s,
Mesdames Joseph Fountain and
u. H. Francois, left for Minneapolis
Saturday to spend few days ID
that city,
John J. Palmer and family for
merly moved into their handsome
new residence on the corner Of Lin
coin and Bridge streets, last Satur-
day.
il. Jones Of Worthington. q
conductor on the Omaha line, and
father Of J, A. Jones, station agent
at North Redwood, visited with his
son for several days last week.
Attorney Charles 7. Howard was
in Mankato last Tuesday evening,
attending to business in the bank
ruptcy court. and returning to
Redwood Falls on the following
morning.
H. G. Ackmann is now employed
in the grocery Store Of G. E. Lam
berton. Mr..Ackman is an old ex-
perienced grocer, having conducted
store in the same building as the
one now occupied by Mr.. LANDER
ton. for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Evans of
Walnut Grove came over from that
town last Wednesday and took in
the Odd Fellows ball that evening.
They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Barnes during their
stay in Redwood Falls,
Rev. VIM. Mitchell of the Episco-
pal church of the Holy Communion
left for Minneapolis Friday to attend
the banquet of the Harvard alumni
west Of the Alleghenies, which was
held at the West Hotel, that city,
Friday night. Mr. Mitchell was
absent over Sunday and expected to
have Rev. VIM. Wilkinson of Mime
apolis fill his pulpit during that
day.
Archie Hughes visited with J..
W. Chadderdon over Thursday and
Friday. Archie is a football en-
thusiast of the Sleepy Eye high
school, from which school he will
graduate next year, and by reason
Of which graduation, his father,
Conductor Thos. Hughes, has de-
cided not to move his family from
Sleepy Eye until after school closes
next year.
Messrs. Pierce & Harriott, the
attorneys in the case brought by
John Clark, Jr., to restrain Mr..
Burmeister from building the pro-
posed dam, are now at work on the
brief in reply to the one submitted
by Attorney Clark, on behalf of his
brother. The brief of Messrs.
Pierce & Harriott will probably be
submitted to Judge Webber some
time this week.
At the caucus of the Republican
members-elect from the Second Con
gressional district at Mankato, last
week, the candidacy of julius A.
Schmahl of this paper for chief
clerk of the house was unanimously
endorsed. Litter the endorsement t
the representatives presentinsisted
ON Mr.. Schmahl selecting his own
steering committee, which consists
of Representatives Torson of St.
James, Larson of Redwood, Schultz
of Lyon, Bean of Nicollet and Nv
quist of Blue Earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Rowe left on
Tuesday of last week for Grand
Junction, Colorado, where they will
spend the winter with Chas. w.
Buxton and wife, the latter the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe.
They left over the Omaha and ar
rived at Grand Junction about mid
night of Thursday. Mr.. Buxton
is employed in the car shops at
Grand Junction, and is enjoying ex-
|'cellent health, he having gained
about II pounds in flesh since he
located at that point.
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