The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-15
School will close for the summer
vacation lust two weeks from to-


School vii close for the summer
vacation just two weeks from to-
morrow
! Mrs. b NJ Isham left on Tues
Iday Of last week for Ripon, Wis.
where she will visit with friends
| land relatives for some time.
Matt. Gi1len Of Minneapolis, agent
| for the Val. Blatz Brewing Co, was
transacting business in this city
1during a portion of last week
Fred. Homer Of North Redwood
has ordered his GAZETTE sent to him
lat Walla Walla, Washing ton. where
he went some time ago il search OF
Ia climate that would be beneficial to
/ his health.
Miss Edna, the youngest dangh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnold,
was injured il bicycle collision
Hast Thursday afternoon. The force
of the collision knocked her uncon-
|seious and it was some time before
she recovered from the effects Of
the accident.
The five weeks old child of Mr..
and Mrs. S. @. Mason Of this city
passed away Thursday morning,
after a short illness. The funeral
/ occurred from the house at ten
O'Clock Friday morning, the inter
ment occurring IN the Redwood
cemetery.
a plat has been placed on record
with the register Of deeds by J..
Henry Simondet, whereby he di-
lvides into two lots the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section 13, Delhi, and a road pass
ling between the two lots is decided
ito the public.
The plat of Ilehne's addition to
lSanborn was filed for record last
Thursday afternoon. The addition
includes one full block and two half
blocks of land The blocks are
numbered l, 2 and 3 consecutively.
The two new streets decided to the
public are known as j Ohm street and
Yaeger street, evidently named
after John Yaeger Of Sanborn.
The residence occupied by r. b..
Ring prior to his leaving Redwood
Falls, and owned by Fred. u. War
ner, has been moved to a founda-
ton between what were once the H.
D. Brooke and Cyrus ] Jennings res
licences. An addition will be built
/ to the structure, so as to give it two
more rooms. Mr.. Warner willerect
"a handsome cottage on the site
where the building formerly stood.
Treasurer Tenney states that not
over ten per cent of the real estate
taxes for 1900 have been paid in.
Notwithstanding the fact that only
Is days more remain in which they
can be paid before they become de-
|linquent and the penalty will at
tach. This forebodes a rush on the
last three or four days of the month
and people residing in the city, who
are tax payers, are advised TO call
early and avoid the rush.
us Some enterprising Marshall men
have organized a company with a
capital stock Of 500, 600, for the
purpose Of manufacturing cofatino,
said to be the best substitute for
coffee ever introduced. The COM
5pany expects to have its plant To-
Gated in the milling district Of Min
.neapolis r. b Parsons, Mayor
John Burchard and Matt w Har-
den are among the Marshall people
interested in the enterprise
The Mutual Creamery & Cheese
Factory Fire Insurance Company
.of Minnesota, with headq quarters in
St Paul, has been granted a charter
by Insurance Commis sioner Dearth.
It has no capital stock The officers
are President, a. D. Stewart Of
Redwood Falls; vice president, p.
81. Bulls Of West Concord; secre-#
tary, Andrew. French Of Plainview !;
treasurer, r. w LossoW Of St.
Clair. This is the first fire insur-
Eance company Of its kind in the
State. L will insure only cream
cries and cheese factories.
Frank Jaehn, the well-knoWn
Springfield contractor was over
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