The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-26
la isses ahs i nd eaI Race re-
turned from St. Paul Monday


turned from st 'aa,l Monday
fishing party consisting Of G.
Es n McISay, q. = Buechner and Emil
Knen1i left for Green Lake Sunday,
| where they are enjoying an outing, z,
The Minneapolis &. ST. Louis r
E will sell excursion tickets at one
and one third fare on July 3rd and
4th, limited to July 9Th.
Mrs. s. Pollard LETT Monday for a
visit with relatives at Minneapolis,
Hutchinson and Brownton She
will be absent several weeks.
Al. Vandeusen and wife Of Wi
mona were at Hotel Francois last
Friday and Saturday The former
lis connected with the Laird Norton
lCo. yards at Winona.
& Don't get side-tracked in business.
Dizziness sometimes passes for death
Men with brains reacn the goal. Rocky
Mountain Tea puts gray matter into
lone's head 35c H. NJ. Hitchcock &
Go.
Archie McIlreavie left for the
AsburY hospital yesterday, for the
purpose Of submitting to a surgical
operation, thought necessary by his
attending physician. DR.. Pennall.
The pastors ofthe Christian, Epts-
copal, Methodist and Presbyterian
churches have agreed to unite in.
holding union evening services,
commencing July 7th. at.the NJ. E.
church, and continuing Until flprth-
er notice.
A. D. Stewart returned from An
Okla Monday. where he lectured be-
fore the farmers institute at that
place. Mr. Stewart has been se-
cured as a lecturer before Institutes
by Supt. Gregg On Sunday he was
the guest Of Rev. John Sinclair at
St. Paul.
The minister S club met Monday
with Rev. Wm. Mitchell. Rev. II.
Goodacre read thoughtful paper on
"a search for and some considera-
tions of a definition of the term
law. The definition given by
the reader was clear cut and the in
ferences drawn from it helpful. Rev.
#G. w. Lutz reads the paper next
Monday.
Joseph Tyson purchased for and
shipped to Prof. Shaw of the State
Experimental station five pigs of the
half-blood TamWorth and Poland
China variety last Monday. The
pigs were purchased from a German
residing on one Of the farms of Mrs.
". D. Finn. They are to be fat
tened at the station for exhibition at.
the Chicago Fat Stock show next
fall.
Anna E. Andrews, through Clague
d Eversen, has secured divorce
from Chas. Z. Andrews The plain
tiff is 80 years old and the defend
ant is 40 years. They were married
in Lyon county, Iowa, on Oct. 9th,
1890, and have three children, the
oldest nine and the youngest four.
The mother is given custody of all
three. Drunkenness and cruel and
inhuman treatment was made the
basis for the decree.of divorce.
Rob. McClintock was shot in the
foot last Friday afternoon. He was
with crowd Of picnicers in Ty-
son S grove. He had a 22-rifle. tt
was loaded. He had the endsof the
barrel resting on his foot. With
one hand he was monkeying with
the trigger. The gun went off,
Rob. looked around to see who fired
the shot. In another second be felt
a pain in his foot. Then he discov-
cred that heidi it. He was brought
to town. DR.. SchlegeI dressed the.
wound and Rob. IS recovering. He
says that be knew it was loaded
Echo Enterprise: Mr.. Will Bar
Der, Of Echo, and Miss Lille Nor
rill were married at the home of the
brides parents in Randolph, Mimi,
Wednesday, June u, 1901. The
contracting parties are we'll and fav
.orably known to a large circle Of
friends. Will is preparing to erect
a house on his farm south Of town at.
once, and as soon as it is finished
they will begin housekeeping. Al
though Will gave US the slip last
week and lost a good live local, We