The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-11-06
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IS tanned
a nnmber Of ends at her home,
last Thur pull at
lcand y being the chief subject Of the.
Ievenin &.
Mrs. r. Hunter left last
IThursday for frog "a Wis. after
receiving inf ornaation that her.
mother Mrs Geo. Belt, was
very low. Yrs. Belt has been an
invalid for a number Of years. Mrs.
Hunters dan ghter Mamie, accom-
panied her. s5
DR. and Mrs g. r. Pease are now
lresiding at Las Cruces. New Mexi-
Eco, to which place they moved some
time ago with the hopes that the eli
mate at that point would be benef-
lcial to Mrs. ease's health. Dur
ling their residence at Denver Mrs.
lPease did not improve materially.
| John ] !. Palmer is putting IN a
| branch drug store at Seafoth. He
will carry a full line OF drugs, holi
day goods, etc. in the store. The
prescript department. will be IN
Icharge of DR.. Jellison of that place,
while Frank Palmer will have
Echarge of the remainder Of the bus
Einess. Frank Palmer is already at
THAT place.
Mankato Free Press: The suit
brought recently by Moody 9 Scott
OF Walnut Grove against ". 2. Nc
IConnell to recover notes and mort
cages to the value of 50, 800 given
| by them for a stock Of goods which
they say did not turn out as they
had expected, has been settled. Mr..
Met onnell takes back the stock of
goods and returns the notes and
mortgages to the firm.
The Model Steam Laundry effects
we're sold on Wednesday morningof
Hast by Walter Wind, the for
mer proprietor, to A. p. Young of
Mankato, "a young gentlemen show
ling CONSIDERABLE push and energy.
Mr. Young proposes moving his
family to Redwood Falls in a short
l 1g y =
time. Mr.. Wind will leave his fami-
I ~ at this place for some time. He
expects to make "a tour through.
Germany, his native country, dur.
Ethe winter.
A man sat in the barber chair and
the barber. was feeding him lather
IN liberal quantities, although it
was not on the bill of fare. He fed
him one brush-full after another.
Finally the man got little nervous
for fear the barber might think he
did not like it, so he treasured him
by telling him to keep on Jamming
lather into his mouth. He said,
Give me plenty. / eat lather. 8
And the barber doesn' t know
whether he was sarcastic because.
he had too niue or not enough.
4 The tax levy in the city of Red
wood Falls, outside Of the water dis
trict. will be rs mills this year. In
the water districtsit will, be 9.5
mills. Last year the leavy outside
of the water .district was 5.S mills
and in the water district it was z 4
mills. The increased levy this year
is due tothe fact that4the city issued
bonds for the construction of the
water tower, lIand the interest on
these bonds, together with one or
two other increased items calls for
the increased tax levy. The levy
in the school district is three mills.
less than last year.
The appraisers appointed by the
city council to Tx the value OF a
quarter of an acre Of land, including
the territory occupied by the.
springs on the Fosgate place, met at
the power house Wednesday morn
ing and went over the land between
the power house and the springs,
.,,ssl ,,,c3 :, ;rrn Of
the springs. It, was thought that
the springs would furnish about 80
barrels Of water per hour to the.
city The F'osgate farm would not
be benefited by the taking Of the
water, and its value might beslight-
|.ly impaired by reason of some per
son wanting to. at some future time,
tap the springs for his residence
and farm supply Of water. The APP
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