The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-05

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many friends here and they all re-
Igret his departure.
DR. Lyman and wife left to-day
for the lakes in Kandiyohi county,
where they expect to remain about
two weeks during which time the
dental Office will be closed.
Frank French, wife and son came
up from Saltwater Saturday after
moon, the former having been grant.
led a ten days leave of absence from
his duties as prison guard.
81 Elder B. A Orr Of the Christian
|church will tell what he thinks of
Quo Warranto, the new book by
Rev. Henry Goodacre, at the Chris
tian church next Sunday morning.
The marriage Of Rev. f. ). Bar
ackEan, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, to Miss Lucy Woodward
of Wood Lake will occur at the
Presbyterian church in this city on
Wednesday, June 26th.
Thos Finn and Otto Dornberg
came up from Manchester with Mes
danes Finn and Dorm berg last Sat.
urday. The boys brought two fenc-
ling implements with them and are
showing their fellows" about town
the art Of fencing
Hon. Avery K. Bush advises peo-
pie of cities, towns and villages and
farmers against the box elder tree.
! He says that it attracts the red and
black box elder bug, vicious bug
that can only be killed by boiling or
burning, and a bug that will crawl
into cellars to the torment of the
! housewife.
Lucilia Carpenter has commenced
another actionagainstthe city, alleg-
ing 5000 damages by reason of per-
sonal injuries sustained in an acct
dent by reason of a defective side.
walk on Third street, near the court
house, on July 18th last. The first
action was dismissed at the last
term of court.
S1las Boyer, railroad man Of Re
we're, was landed in the county iail
last Wednesday morning to await
the action Of the grand jury on the
charge Of assault on Matilda M. Hof-
stad, a.young lady ofRevere. Boyer
escaped from the marshal after his
1 flrst arrest, but was captured south
east OF Walnut Grove. sIIe waived
la preliminary examination
IS Highest market price paid for hogs
every Saturday -Red Live Stock
Co., Redwood Falls, Mimi 2S-6 mo.
Judge Weber has decided the
case. of Jane Parsons VS.. Hannah
Vinlng in favor OF the plaintiff, who
was represented in court by Bald
win q Howard. Judge Weber
holds that upon Mrs. Parsons pay
ing to Mrs. 'Vining So, 350O5 and to
the Laird-Norton Co sl41. SO she
will be entitled to a deed to the land
described in the complaint and or
ders Mrs. Awning to execute the
deed Immediately after the money
has been deposited with the clerk
of court.
The Misses Fannie Everett and
Addie Bigham leave here next Sat
urday for Mankato, where they will
be joined by Miss Matte Bighaml
and Miss Johnson, and the party
will then proceed to st. Paul, where
the members will join an excursion
down the Mississippi river to st.
Louis, on a Diamond 10 line steam
er. The party expects to be on the
river, going and coming, about one
week. The members were to have
left last Saturday, but the plans
were re-arranged
4 game Of base ball was played
at Franklin Sunday, between Frank
lin and Redwood Falls At the end
Of the ninth inning the score was
to3. This was also the score at the
end of the tenth. In the first half
Of the eleventh, after two men were
out, Theiring slid into home plate
IN one Of his great home steals. The
ball was thrown to the catcher, who
in touching Theiring dropped the
ball The Franklin umpire, DR..
Cole, declared Theiring out a
roar went up Immediately and while
the kicking was going on Mabee
stole in. making the score. if Their