The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-19

Dr.. aud Mrs. B W Birch left for
st. Paul on Tuesday Of last week
land remained there for several
.days.
The Misses Ada and Adel1 Race
left Friday for ST Paul to spend 3
couple of weeks with Miss Ella
i Hawk
G. Hall of Mankato is visiting
Frank r. Lobdell during the pas
/ week. Mr.. Hall is Interested il
4 Redwood county real estate.
S. L. Pierce is engaged in re-
building the residence recently pnr'
chased of. N. Barnes, and located
on Broadway. He expects to have
a great deal more room than there
was in the original building.
A. G. Burmeister, wife and two
daughters leave this week for Buff
alo ard other New York points, in
tending to spend some time at the
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| Pan American exposition. Mr.. Bur
meister5 will be absent for several
| weeks.
The pupils Of the Methodist
church Sunday school we're treated
to a picnic on the banks of the
Minnesota river, east of the city,
I last Wednesday. After dinner was
served the children INDUCED in
races and games. The attendance
was very large.
Attorney J. H. Bowers returned
last Thursday from trip to Litch-
field, where he appeared before
Judge Powers in case in which he
was one Of the attorneys. While at
Litchfeld the Judge joined fish
ing party, in which several attor-
neys and the court were the mem
bers
Among those who received certi-
fcates for proficiency in psychology
and pedagogy at the State Univer-
sity last week, were Miss Kate Van
Camp, formerly teacher in the Red
wood Falls schools, and Miss Kathe-
rine G. Bowler, who is quite we'll
known. in this section. she having
formerly resided at Olivia.
Morton Enterprise: One day this
week Geo. Mages, living across the
river, scame to town with nine hun
dred sixty dollars in an envelope,
deposited $3.50 in the bank and went
about his business. In some way
the envelope with the remaining
$4OO worked out of his pocket and
was picked up by Carl Mccoy, who
returned it.
The base ball club has received
an invitation to play ball at Prank
lin on July 4ths That town has
hung up a purse to be competed for
by a couple of clubs, the second yet
to be named The locals have also
been asked to play at Lamberton.
The fact that the boys have been
playing good ball this season is the
cause OF their being in demand.
The supreme court has rendered a
decision affirming the judgment of
the lower. court in the case Of Azella
f. Smith VS.. Geo. T. Barr and Hub
bard & Palmer. The lower court
made an order in favor of the defen-
dants, and Mrs. Smith appealed
from it. The supreme court deci-
sion makes it impossible for Mrs.
Smith to obtain any Of the p. A.
Foster lands ia southwestern Min
nesota some of which we're located in
Redwood county.
L. p. Wolff of st. Paul, a member
of the firm of Loweth & Wolff, ar
rived here on Thursday afternoon
of last week, and on the following
morning, with a committee from the
county commissioners, left for the
site Of the old Belview bridge, with
the view of deciding upon plans for
approaches and a new steel bridge
to be erected at that point Mr..
Wolff will submit plans for the
bridge at an early date, and after
these plans have been approved by
the committees from Redwood and
Renville counties bids will be solic-
| tied
Window Reporter; Senator Som
lerville was in town last week at
tending court and getting acquainted
with Window people. He is here
again this week looking after mat