The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-08

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Mrs. Catherine O6erman came up
from Faribault on Wednesday after
noon Of last week and has since
been transacting business in con-
nection with the Offerman farm on
Ramsey creek and the Offerman
buildings in this city. II
Geo. F. Keene, at one time inter-
ested in the photograph gallery in
this city, ard P. S. Lobdell, the two
Mankato men who INDUCED in a
shooting scrap in Mankato a long
time ago, the trouble arising over
Lobdell's desire to obtain posses
sion of a building rented from
Keene, plead guilty to the charges
of disorderly conduct on Wednes-
day of last week and were fined $40
each and costs. Lobdell was quite
seriously injured as a result OF the
shooting.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis will
give another one Of it's cheap ex-
cursions to st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis next Sunday. The fare from
Redwood will be $3.50 for the round
trip. The train will leave Redwood
at 6:48 in the morning, and return
ing will leave st. Paul at $50 in the
evening. Passengers can return
home on the following Monday S
regular train. There will be theat-
ricals in both cities on Sunday even
ing, Minneapolis and Chicago will
cross bats in the afternoon, and the
lakes offer their usual Sunday at
fractions
The Laundry at one time owned by
E. B. Barnes, and recently opened
by F. Vail, who is said to have had
a lease Of the machinery: was closed
last Friday and Mr.. Vail and his
wife left for Watertown, South Da-
kota, where they propose opening
a laundry, The two conducted a
frst-class laundry here and did a
good business for time, but owing
to there being two other laundry
establishments in the city they
found it Improbable during the
last two or three weeks of their
stay here. What will be done with
the machinery is question. The
departure of the Walls leaves Mrs.
Allen as the owner of the only
steam laundry in operation in Red
wood Falls. The other laundry is
the one conducted by the celestials.
Rev. FIR. Rosen, formerly pastor
at Fairfax, attending on the Red
wood Falls congregation in the
early days, was here last Thursday.
He is now located at Hollindale,
Wis, where he has large congre-
cation. FIR. Rosen's mission here
was to consult with Attorney Pierce
regarding the actions of Renville
county officials in selling property
of his located in the village of Fair
fax, and valued at about 1900, at
the absolute tax sale in May last.
1t was sold for 1894 taxes only, all
other taxes having been paid, and
these taxes amounting to only about
$35. FIR. Rosen is quite certain the
1894 taxes have been paid. The
purchaser at the absolute tax sale
was A. V. Rieke, county attorney
of Renville county, who was FIR. Ro-
sen S attorney for long time. FIR.
Rosen proposes to make it 1O3 in
the shade for the Renville officials.
| A. H. Anderson and wife will re-
turn to New Mexico in about a
month. Mr.. Anderson offers his
residence in this city for sale, with
the view of remaining in New Mex
leo until he has completely recov-
cred his health. In a conversation
with couple of his friends last
Thursday Mr.. Anderson gave some
interesting New Mexico political
gossip. He states that when Bryan
passed through the territory the
j Democrats of one of the small towns
presented him with a fine Navajo
blanket. costing about 800. On ar.
irving at Albuquerque Mr.. Bryan
was given a reception. Mr. Ander.
son was present out of political cur.
iosity. Mr.. Bryan produced the
blanket to show what the other
, town had given. AS he was un-
folding it note dropped out of il
calling Mr.. Bryan s attention to the
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