The Redwood gazette., 1901-05-08

FRS En- gel hart left for ST.
Paul and Minneapolis on d visit on
q Tuesday Of last week
3. b. Wman went to Morton on
3 4 Tuesday Of last week for the pur-
4 pose Of spending a vacation before
4 5entering into q pharmacy at some
j other place.
The Van-D Dusen Harring gton Co,
4 for q long time one of the owners Of
j the elevators at this place, has add
Led a stock commission business Ito
I Its other emplo oyments It will 60
! into business at South st. Paul.
Ed Pratt received two new rub
lIber tire buggies for his livery
stable, on Thursda OF. last week.
4 4 They were ordered through G w.
/ Mead, and were put i p at the fac
4 tory according to special order
/ given By Mr.. Pratt.
The April term Of the district
court came to an end about 4 o'clock
Hast Thursday, the last case being
1 that Of j Ohm Graham VS.. the g. &
], N. Railway Go, Judge Weber
1 and eporter Eckstein, as we'll as
sall the attorneys ia attendance from
abroad at the time Of adjournment,
1 left on the same day for their homes.
] The hay crop of Redwood county
/ lis about played out. On last Thurs
day 81 per ton sswas demanded for
hay that was not Of the best quality,
! while froms all over the county
comes the report that there IS prae
tically no hay ! left. Many owners.
LOT horses, consider it cheaper to
feed oats and bran than to feed hay
at the presentiprice.
Tuesday, Wednesday ard Thurs
day of last week were three Of the
hottest days ever xperienced as
the last day.of April and the first
two days OF. May. @ The thermome-
/ ter was playing around the 80
mark at times. On Thursday even
ing a cool wind set. in and Friday
morning the.people commenced en-
4 joying a pleasant change in the at
mosphere
2. NJ. Kerst, deputy State bank
Iexaminer, came to town last We'd
8Inesday Afternoon, Eand made his ap-
i Ipearance at the Redwood County
4 Bank after bank ing hours, and just
4 in time to receive the information
4 that the bank was no longer under
his jurisdiction, for when it opened
i the following morning it was as the
First National Bank, and hence IN
/ der the supervision Of the United
i States authorities
st Peter Tribune: Mrs. FL. Il.
.IBeecher and her mother-in law,
Mrs. Beecher, Of New Ulrn, who
left on Thursday last for California,
stopped over in Los Vegas, New
4 Mexico, on Sunday last, the. latter
CITY being,noted as a health resort.
having hot'springs and other heal
ing waters. The little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Beecher is being looked
latter by his,grand parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. TreadWen, in this city.
Miss Emma Beth Tompkins gave
a party to a number OF her young
girl friends on a April 24th, the occa-
Ision being the Eight anniversary Of
her birth. The young people pres
lent. were. Marion Bowers, Agnes
| Lamb Ida King, Ada Tenney,I
Ella Mason, Irma schmahl, Ellen.
Lyman. Zina Ackmann, Mildred
and June Aiken: Kathleen and
! Florence Mclean, Helen Everett,
| Clara Ferris, Menga Marti and.
| Lois Warner
Miss Georgia Harp per, supported
by an excellent company, presented
East Lynne to "a fair sized audi
ence at the opera house last We'd
n1lesday evening, Miss Harper's S
work as Lady Isabel and Madame.
4 Vine was superb, her emotional
work being eptionally strong,
/ Her gowns for the different scenes
were of the latest patterns and very