The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-19

i Miss Lizzie Whalen Of Mankato is
| visiting with Mrs. Frank 3 Lob
J. dell
| Chas. Quist of Madison, a drug
i gist of that place, was IN the city
! last Friday.
w. Vaughn and wife returned
| from their trip through the east
during the early portion Of last
4 week
Mrs. Ella J.. MARITIME left last Fri
! day afternoon for Iowa, where she
: will spend couple of weeks with a
Esister, who has been quite Ill
i The Misses Annie and Aggie
/ Martie and Rue Of Madison arrived
here last Thursday on a visit with
the family Of Nick Martie of this city.
An item in the Red Wing Repub-
lican says that "Prof. F. Y. Hub
bard has purchased the Watson
property on Third street, that
city.
The city board Of equalization,
| composed of the members of the
council, will hold a meeting next
Monday for the purpose OF review
ling the assessment valuations re-
turned by Assessor Chapman.
III. M. Hitchcock and Miss Gret-
chen Hitchcock left for st. Paul dur
ing the early part of last week, Mr..
Hitchcock to attend a meeting of the
State board of0optometry and Miss
Gretchen to visit with friends in
that city.
Messrs. F. W. Philbrick, G. D..
Mckay, II. .,Schmahl, A. W. Bager,
G. G. Tune, H. M. Hitchcock, j. III.
Bowers, W. S. Mckay, Geo. Z. Evans,
G. w. Mead, Joseph Fountain, A. M.
Welles, Emil Kuenzli and ]. A.
Schmahl we're among the visitors to
St. Paul last week.
Jerry Rollins was in the city last
Friday, having come up from Slay-
ton, where he is now residing. 1t
is probable that Mr. Rollins, through
his attorneys, willsseek to have his
son, Lester Rollins, paroled from
the Saltwater institution at the July
meeting of the board of pardons.
Bowers & Howard have COM
menced a suit in district court for
Crate Kingsled, who own 80 acres
in section 5, Redwood Falls town
ship, wherein the plaintiff seeks to
restrain the township officers from
taking three acres of his land for
road purposes, without awarding
him damages for the same.
NJ. N. Caldwell of Window passed
through town on June 9th with 80
head of cattle, enroute to Morrison
county. Mr.. Caldwell is quite we'll
known to people Of this coun-
| ty, he having resided here for some
time prior to his residence at Win
dom. The stock he took to Morri-
son county were all in excellent con
dition
Miss Matte Bigham came up
from Mankato last Friday and will
remain here for an indefinite period.
Her sister, Miss Addie, left on the
following day for Mankato and ST..
Paul, she being one of the party of
excursionists to ST. Louis and re-
turn on the Diamond 10 line Of
steamers leaving St. Paul Monday
morning.
Renville Record: The Wabasso
Hardware Co. had carload of wa
gons shipped over the H. & D. and
hauled them over from Renville to
Wabasso Monday afternoon,
Chas. Egle made business trip
to Belview Friday. While there he
got a corner on the Belview potato
market and returned with about
fifty bushels Of the Aforesaid article
The price Of potatoes in Redwood
county went up 47c as a result
Invitations were received here
last Thursday afternoon to the we'd
ding of Miss Marjorie Estelle,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George III.
| Warner OF Grand Forks, to Earle S..
Henry, son of Editor Henry OF the
Montevideo Advance, and an engi-
neer on the Milwaukee railroad run
ming into Fargo. The ceremony is
to take place at the home of the
brides parents on June 9th, at 5
o'clock. The bride-elect is quite
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