The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-25

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was the guest Of Mrs. ]. H. Foun-
tain during the past week.
Miss May Boies, a teacher in the
Spring Valley schools, is visit
ing in this city. the guest OF Mrs. D.
| Mortimer.
Charles Dripps is now in the EN-
ploy of the Hayes-Lucas Lumber
Co. of this city, Mr.. Fancher hav-
ing been assigned to yard in
South Dakota.
Mrs, o. w. Mcmillan and chill
dren were over from Hutchinson
the past week visiting with the
family Of DR.. G. R. Pease. They re-
turned home on Monday.
The Misses Julia Huntington
and Marguerite Warner left for
Estherville, Iowa, last Friday, and
will visit there for some time with
the family Of Rev. w. H. Knowlton.
Miss Emily Lutz of Lake City, at
one time a teacher in the public
schools Of this city, passed through
here last Wednesday, en- route for
Dawson where she is visiting with
a sister.
Miss Ethel Lankard of Santa Fe,
New Mexico, daughter OF S. E.
LaEkard, arrived here on Monday
of last week and will visit for some
time with the family of her uncle, J.
r. Lankard.
During the past week As instru-
ments we're placed on record with
the register of deeds. Of the num-
Der II were warranty or quit claim
deeds, Il we're mortgages, three
were satisfactions and the remain.
der we're miscellaneous.
Agent Richardson of the Mime
apolis at North Redwood reports
the sale of 20 tickets at that station
for the special train to Watertown
last Friday morning. The train
was run in two sections from Nor.
ton and both sections we're crowded
to their utmost before WATERFOWL
was reached.
Pioneer Press: Mrs. Ella A.
Sanders, executrix of the estate 81
Joshua H. Sanders, has filed an in.
ventory of the estate with the
probate court. The inventory shows
the farming lands in Redwood
county valued at $96, 900, and per.
sonal and real property situated in
other parts of the state amounting
to $65, 1876.
! Exhibitor j. N. Byington OF the
RuralICenter wasi in the city on Friday
last. Mr. Byington recently sold
his paper at Walnut Grove to VIM
NJ. Snyder, school teacher, who
practically assumed charge on July
10th. Mr.. Byington has been il
the harness for some time, ano
while not aggressive, he has wor
friends everywhere among the
newspaper fraternity, and they will
all unite in saying that he is a man
Mr.. Snyder is a Republican, but
says that he will run the Rural Cen
ter as an independent paper.
i A Sleepy Eye paper of two weeks
ago gave an alleged account of al
elopement, in which Brookyille
Redwood county parties were con
cerned. The same paper of week
} ago swallows the story and gives
the version of the story told by the
woman alleged to have been injured
The woman in question is Mrs.
Chris. Jensen. She claims to have
!, been driven out of doors by her
husband, and with her four year
old daughter they have taken up a
residence at a neighbours. Mrs.
Jensen s father is James Johnson
of Brookyille, and he has frequently
given her money for support, not
withstanding the fact that she mar
; ried against his wishes
The Brown county commission
ers have ordered suit commenced
against Redwood county to recover
about $500 paid by Brown comfy
for medical treatment and care O
Charles Wahlstrom. alleged to have
been sent from this county to New
Ulm for treatment in the hospital il
that city. The medical services
amounted to $194.35, while the sis
tiers of the hospital also had quite ;
large bill for the care of Wahlstrom
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