The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-29
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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slightly improved in condition.
Highest market price paid for hogs
every Saturday Redwood Live Stock
Co, Redwood Falls, Mimi. 1916 mo.
There was a light frost last Fri
!. day night. but from reports re-
iceived it did but very little damage
r. G. Chadbourne and wife came
down from Wabasso last w dnesday
/ to attend meeting of the Eastern
Star that evening. They returned
Thursday morning
John 2. Blake of Three Lakes and
Nellie Clark of Andover, Mass,
were united in marriage by the
Rev. FIR. Jas. j. Woods at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning
An attachment against Jas. f.
Casserly of Vesta and in favor of
the North Star Shoe Co., for s158.67.
was placed on record with the reg
lister Of deeds Saturday morning.
George King came up from King
fisher, Oklahoma, Monday, and will
remain in this section about one
month. Mr.. King thinks that all
Oklahoma needs is booming
paper booming, to make it a big
country
Auction sale at Peterson's store June
10th. Read ad. y
The first copy of the Record, the
new paper published at Revere,
came to band last Friday. It is a
i've column paper, neatly printed,
with advertisements well set. The
editorial and news columns are
well filled with live comments and
crisp news matter. The editor and
publisher is G. W. Folsom.
John P. Cooper and wife left for
Minneapolis during the early por-
ton OF the week to be present at
the recital of their daughter. Miss
| Myrtle, at the Johnson musical
school Monday evening. Miss Myr-
tie will graduate two weeks later,
but will return with her parents to
Redwood Falls and spend the
interim in this city.
. Members of the Y aud a number
of friends were entertained at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jones
Lon Friday. During the evening
Esix new members were added to
the society. The organization is
for young people, both boys and
girls, and is a branch of the W. c..
7. u. About 30 we're present, No
refreshments were served.
b. @. Green drove over from Mar
shall Saturday afternoon, returning
ling Sunday evening. The Hayes
Lucas Lumber Co., of which Mr..
Green is now travelling auditor, has
recently acquired a lumber yard at
Marshall, and Mr.. Green is tempo
rarily in charge of the same. Chas.
Dripps returned to Marshall with
the auditor Sunday evening, and
will hereafter be employed in the
Hay es-Lucas yard at that place.
Tho -, !,
cry on sale at Peterson's store at Soc on
| the dollar.
/ The full amount of the judgment
in favor of G. Rain, for the taking
OF several acres of land for the over
flow that will be caused by the
erection of the Burmeister dam,
was paid over by Attorney Pierce,
representing Mr.. Burmeister, tc
Attorney Clark, representing Mr..
Rain, last Saturday. A satisfac-
faction Of the Judgment has been
/ placed on record. The remaining
lease, that Of John Clark, Jr., is
/ Still IN court.
Two very pretty window effects
are seen at the stores of Francois &
ISchmabl and Philbrick & Co. this
/ week. Both are G. A. r. displays.
The former is tenting scene with
a monument to the fallen heroes Soi
the four important American wars
IN the background. It was the work
LOT Albert zrust. The other is :
cemetery design and was contriveo
by Mrs. T. Kemmerer. The fence
with the monument inside, and the
Lace trimmings are superb works d
taste and arrangement.
Mrs John Lunn received wore
last Friday Of the death Of hel
brother IS 3. Snow, at Elizabeth
& NJ !, =, =