The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-02-06
Chas. Holton Of Tracy formerly
of this city. was in town last Thurs


Chas. H0lton of Tracy. formerly
Of this city was in town last Thurs
day
The high school athletes have Sc
cured room On Second street for
use as a gymnasium.
Attorney John a. DalzeH OF Nor
ton joined the legal push here last
Thursday, for short time only
j. 3. Moon has opened a feed
store in the building on Second
street, formerly occupied by Il. g
Bakers feed store.
Rev John Sinclair of St Paul
stopped sover Wednesday might IN
this city. on his way to fill his lee
ture engagement at Delhi.
The jury on the Clark trial drove
out to view the farm last Friday
forenoon, in order to get a better
idea OF the merits of the case.
Eighty acres of the Mark How
ard estate lands, near Morgan, were
sold byEJ.,B. Robinson & Co. a few
days ago to Julius Loose, at $50 per
acre. There were no buildings on
the tract
The newly, organized school dis
trict No. I0l, set off from the north
side Of district No. 8, held its first
election on the 26th. j. G. Duncan
is the clerk, Geo. Schwab treasurer,
and Arthur.Staples director.
Arthur,Po was playing with
powder onesday last week, and his
experiment came to close with an
explosion. DIR. Palmer assisted in
picking the powder particles out Of
the boy STAGE and the latter will
probably not be permanently mark
thoughnhe will lose a couple of
weeks out of school.
Concerning the unfortunate vic
tim of the accident at Wabasso. the
Faribanlt Republican contains some
biographical details of interest to
our readers: ''Mr. Andrews has
been employed as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church Of this city
since May, 1899. He had been alb
sent for about two weeks, and it is
understood was looking for a new
field Of labor. Deceased was a ma
tive Of County Antrim in the north
of Ireland, and his age was 81
wears. He came to America about
- years ago, and until his removal
to this city had lived in North Da-
kota. He was a fine scholar and a
man Of profound thought and deep
earnestness. He is survived by a
wife, two sons, who live at Lidger-
wood, N. D., and one daughter,
Miss Bessie Andrews. who is a stu
dent at Lake Forest, Ill, Semi
nary
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence King eel
ebrated their 18th wedding ami
yersary last Wednesday by invit-
ing about 40 of their relatives and
friends to bounteful dinrer at
their residence on Chestnut street.
The friends and relatives gathered
at the home about 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and spent the time until
the dinner hour in a social way.
After some time spent at the dinner
table, the guests then resumed the
social time. During the afternoon
the guests enjoyed themselves in
various ways. Mrs. Sutton and
Miss Flora King entertained with
organ music, while Charlie Tenney
aud Ben Bliss had their guitar and
violin, and helped to pass the after
noon pleasantly. Caroms and other
games were part Of the afternoon S
program. Later in the day the
guests departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. King many returns Of the an
niversary of their wedding dav.
The deed of the Winona & St.
Peter Railroad company to the
North western, of all it's railroad
property in this State and Dakota,
was filed in this county on the 18th
ult. The deed has been long time
travelling from Winona, where it
was filed last June, and has been
filed in all of the counties on the
line from Red wood Falls to the Mis-
sissippi river since that time It
conveys about ], 200 miles of right
of-Way, including branches. The