The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-11-13
E. B. Comsfock of this Scity who


=. b gomsfock Of this city who
was severely INJURED il al accident
Ia few month ago, has been greatly
Ibeneftted the past few weeks BY a
course Of special treatment at Min
Ineapolis.
The Rev. liam Mitchell attend
led the services il connection with
the Induction Of Samuel e.. EdsallI
Into the Episcopal office Of Bishop
Iof Minnesota. at Minneapolis on
TUESDAY Of last week.
Washin gton Truesdell feft for
Rochester on Wednesday o. last
week for the purpose of submitting
Ito an operation for tumor on his
neck. Before leaving a number Of
citizens Of Redwood Falls made up a
neat purse for Washington to be
fused in his treatmen.. at Rochester.
It speaks well for the peace of the.
county that for four week the coun-
tY Jail has been Withouta prisoner.
the longest stretch in the history Of
1.-The jail. Heretofore, only two or.
three days have elapsed between the
Edischarge of the last prisoner and
1.-The arrival of a new one.
Here IS a new one: a man in this
town was trying to describe the con-
dition of a man who was slightly
Jagged He WASH t half drunk nor
altogether beyond help. He said
that he was just about drum K enough
so that y would have. given him
Iabout So for his start if 1 had been
wanting to go on a spree. Ism t
that pungent and explicit
The Z. w. G. q. u. held a very
profitable meeting at the home Of
Mrs. "a. ]. Jones on Monday after
noon Of last week. Ethel King gave
"a very interesting report Of the =.
convention which was held in Min
neapolis in September. Several ex-
1cellent papers were given on social
purity. Mrs, Goodacre and Helen
Hitchcock we're also present and
each gave encouraging remarks.
The case Of Ella j MARITIME VS..
Vim. G. and Kate Costley and VIM.
!. r. Barnes will not be tried at this
term Of the court. A demurrer to
the complaint was made by Messrs.
\ Pierce & Harriott, and Judge Web
]. Der sustained the demurrer, giving
! the attorneys for Mrs. MARITIME 20
4 days to amend their Complaint. The
/ demurrer was on the ground that
4 the mere endorsing Of the mortgage
mote and giving it to Mrs. MARITIME
did not make her acknowledged
EoWner. The new complaint will
avoid this and will also set up that
i Mr.. Barnes had the mortgage issued
4 in his name without Mrs. MARITIME S
knowledge, using her money for the
purpose of purchasing the mortgage.
The marriage Of Mary NJ, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. ane..Mrs. G. a. Jackson,
4 to William a. Won Mosch Of KEENAN,,
Wis, occurred at the home of the
1 bride IS parents at 3 O'Clock last
4 Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. F. j.
4 Barackman Of the Presbyterian
q church officiating. The rooms of the
i Jackson residence were decorated
4 with ground pine and Other. ever
greens, and the curtains being
i drawn during the ceremony, the
! decorations looked pretty under the
Eeffects Of the lighted lamps. The
bride s gown was in heliotrope and
i white shades, trimmed with lace. A
eddingluncheon followed the cere-
4 mony. Mr.. and Mrs. VonMosch
| will remain here fora week, after
which they will go toKennan, Wis.
where they will reside in the ia
ture.
An echo Of the celebrated fox
case was heard ii the districtcourt
4 last Wednesday afternoon Readers
4 of The gazette will remember the
chase Of the,fox by b. II. Evans and
! Jerry Bellig..an the interference
on part Of the Christensens, and the
| civil actions that followed: result
] ing il Evans and Belliga getting
/ verdicts and judgments at the last
term Of court. In entering up .judg-
I. ment Judge Blowers. the attorney
1 for Evans and Bellig, forgot to add
/ 4 the jury fee Of So IN each Of the two
st aaSlSs VIII ans4f ba md opn Ont & y,rtapa