The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-26

Mrs John Ilett returned from
llBroWnton last Z Thursday
Miss Carrie Isham has returned
from her visit with friends at Will
mar.
Miss Flora King came up from
Minneapolis last W nesday On an
extended visit with her parents,
Iresiding west Of the city
Mrs Ruth Shepard and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, has been visiting with the
family Of A w Bager during the
past week
DR. and Mrs, B. A. Lyman re-
turned last Tuesday from their two
weeks outing. at Green Lake,
IKandiyohi county, and report a
Igood catch Of black bass
Edwin O. johnson returned last
Thursday from q trip through Lac
Iqui Parle and Swift counties, and
left.on the day following for a trip
through northern Minnesota.
Miss Anna KnoWlton, daughter
Iof Rev and Mrs. w II. KnoWlton,
formerly Of this city, but now Of
Baskerville, Iowa. graduated from
lSt. Marys Hall, Faribault, last
week, she being one Of a class often.
graduates.
The marriage Of Miss Cora A
tLaidlaw, sister Of Prof. IaidlaW of
the Delhi schools, to Waverly Bur
ldett Sargent, occurred at the home
Iof the bride s mother IN Wood Lake,
| at Z O'Clock last evening. The cou-
pie will be at home in Iadysmith,
Wis, after July 10th.
George King is constructing a
residence on his farm west OF this
city, and making other building inn
provements, the total cost.of which
will be about 900 Albert Kahnke
is constructing barn on. his farm
recently purchased Of Henry Kuck,
the structure TO cost about 5000
when completed.
j. r. Lankard received a letter
last week from his son, Fred. W !.
Lankard, residing near Kingfsher,
Oklahoma, stating that harvesting
had commenced, and farmers in that
section were gathering a big crop.
Tt is stated that George King ex-
poets to thresh 5000 bushels Of
wheat off his 400 acres soWn.
John Ilett and David Whittet re-
turned on Tuesday of last week
from their fishing expedition around
BroWnton. While returning to
Redwood Falls they met several
members of Mr.. Whittet' S family,
who were en- route to BroWnton,
with the view of surprising Messrs.
sIlett and Whittet The entire party
then drove to Fort Ridgley, where
they spent some time viewing the
scenery.
The Minnesota Supreme Courthas
reversed itself in the st. Paul water
frontage tax case. In a former de-
lcision it held that it was invalid.
In its second decision it holds that
.it was valid. For the reversal it
gives as its reason the action Of the
United States Supreme Court in
another Minnesota and a North Da-
.kota case, holding that such a tax
was valid This will allow the city
council to go ahead with the work
of constructing the sewer system
extension in Redwood Falls.
Invitations to the marriage Of.
Miss Katherine North Bollinger to
William Goode Stimmel of st. Paul
were received here last Friday. The:
ceremony IS to be performed at the.
Central Park church, st. Paul, on
Wednesday afternoon, July 3lst, at
5:3O q clock. The prospective
groom is agent for the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and he
is Well-known to many Of the bust
ness men and others Of this city
He IS considered one Of the best life
II solicitors in the business.
@ 'Hara = Baldwin S circus, hippo
sdrome and menagerie showed to a
select few IN this city on the Bald
win show grounds on Wednesday