The Redwood gazette., 1901-05-08

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ICol. 8. H. Sanders came up from
ISt. Paul last Wednesday and re-
NAMED in the,city for several days.
The family Of E Orr, the new
pastor Of the Christian church, IS
now located ii the resid denee owned
lsby the estate Of the late Mary A.
Jones, on Fourth street.
W. FL. Tompkins Of Spring gfeld,
father Of Auditor Temp kins passed
through here ednesday en- route
for ymond, to look at the crop
condition Of his farm near that
place.
The ladies Of the Rathbone Sis
tiers gave . party at the hall last
Wed ednesday evening The party
was attended by a large number Of
knights. The evening was spent
at cards and in social manner.
,, The luncheon was magnificent,
"a. w Bager returned On Tues
day of last week from a trip through
North Dakota Mr.. Bager owns
several tracts of land in that State,
and he is of the opinion that the
land now on the market in that
EState is worth all that is being
asked for it.
Chas. g. Braley came IN from ST
Johnsbury Y Vermont, on Thursday
afternoon Of last week. He will re-
main in Minnesota about month:
attending to business interests.
Mr.. Braley states that business in
the east has not been ptionally
active during the past month or
two
J. A. Schmahl gave a lecture on
the workings of the. new primary
election law before the high school
class in civil government, IN the
class room, commencing at 1920
O'Clock last Wednesday morning.
The speaker first spoke Of the good
features, and then Of the objection
able, after which he W Went over the
amended law section by section, ex-
planning each as he went along.
Judge Lochren Of the United
States district court has discharged
b. M Wallbridge of Northfeld,
formerly owner Of the elevators at
Echo and Belview, from bankrupt
Icy. Referee Doran made a report in
the case that Wallbridge had con
cealed SAC, 900 worth Of property
from his creditors. Judge Loeb
rem, however, overruled the report,
finding the evidence insufficient to
sustain the charge.
The Minneapolis j Journal of Mon
day of last week stated that Repre-
sentative James A. Larson of Red
wood county, George ]. Mallory Of
Duluth, and a. r. Ferris Of Brain
ierd were il town Saturday. There
was a sort Of an extra legislative
session when Represent ntatiVes Wal
lace, Morris and Deming joined the
strangers, who were accused Of be-
ing afraid to go home. They laugh
ingly resented the charge They
are in town Oh private affairs Mr..
Larson remarked that inasmuch as.
three terms in the house was enough
for any man he would not be a can
didate for reelection in 1903.
The divorce case Of A. W. Ed
wards VS.. Rose Edwards was on.
trial before Judge Webber last Mon
day and Tuesday, the case having
been set for trial without jury.
During. the taking Of the testimony
there was some sensationa evidence
brought out by both Mr.. DolliHf,
representing the plaintiff, and.
Messrs. Pierce s. Harriott, repre-
senting the defendant. The two
children Of Mrs Edwards were
Witnesses during the trial. Judge.
Webber reserved his decision until
after he inspects the transcript Of
evidence more closely There.
seems to be some doubt il the minds
Of the attorneys whether a decree.
will be granted to either one Of the.
principal parties.
3 N. Isham, has sold the north
hall half Of his residence property lo-
Gated on the corner Of Minnesota
avenue and Wyoming street to Rob
sert Parker, the vel known Three
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