The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-17
Mrs. Fl. II. Rowe was visiting ID

turned Saturday from a trip to ST.
Paul.
Miss Amy Westcott of Ely, this
State. is visiting with Miss Tena
Smith
Mrs. John McIlreavie went to-
| Minneapolis on the 10th tovisit with
her son, Archie, who is in the hos
| pitaI at that place.
Messrs. Chas. T. Howard aud
Chas. g. Johnson left overland for
Window last Thursday, going on
! business and pleasure.
/ B. A. Pease is making a speciality
of the plumbing business in connec-
ton with his hard ware store Bert
Pranke. who continues with Mr..
IPease, is an expert plumber.
Rev. G. w. Lutz of the Methodist
Ichurch left last week fol- the Pacific
coast. He will attend the annual
convention OF the Epworth League
Sat San Francisco before returning.
The cutting of wheat on num-
/ Der of tracts in Redwood county is
lexpected to commence tomorrow or
next day. The cutting OF barley
and oats is nearly over, the former
ceresl IN particular
LoWeth & Wolff have prepared
4 plans and specifications for the new
city water tower, the lower portion
of which is to be of steel and iron
only. The tank is to be of wood
/ The firm receives 500 for the plans
and specifications and are to make a
thorough inspection Q" the tank be-
fore completion
Among those VINO left on the
/ Northwestern excursion for ST
Paul last Saturday morning were
! B. Marvin, S. Pollard, c. E. Apitz
Jas, Haskell, A. P. Goudy, Miss
i Christine Sample, Mrs. Agnes
worth and son, C. V. Everett and
family, H. S. Baldwin, Edmond
/ Westfall, Miss Agnes Hitchcock,
| Miss'Anna McDougall, Mrs. E. G.
/ Hal. the MISSES Hatch and others.
i A Bralneru special Of j uly 18th
says that George III. French, of Be
midi, and Miss Lillian Bates, of this
1 city were married at Aitkin July 3.
! Mr. French is son of ex State Sen
ator French of Redwood Falls, and
was one OF the county commissioners
Of Cass County from 1897 to 1901,
having been appointed to the posi-
| ton by Governor D. NJ Clough.
The marriage was complete sur
prise to the many friends of Mr..
,I French.
The North western returning ex-
cursion train from St. Paul did not
d reach here until four O'Clock Mon
day morning. There we're three
sections to the excursion on the
main line, and some Redwood peo-
i pie were on each section. AS re-
suit the Redwood train at Sleepy
Eye was obliged to wait until the
last section left that town before
starting for this point Those who
were on the train stated that the
8 official thermometer in St. Paul was
j registering 100 Sunday two degrees
above the registration on Saturday
4 G. B. Butler was placed under
arrest on Thursday morning of last
/ week. No particular charge was
/ preferred against him After he
arrived at the police court Ehe was
4 ordered taken to the county jail for
a time. 1t required considerable
4 work on the part Of officers and city
3 administration to get him to that
i place. Late that afternoon he was
! released on 800 bail to appear in
court on the following morning.
! Young David Weaver Of New Avon
went on the bond. On Friday
! morning Mr.. Butler failed to appear
at the police. court, and an investi-
cation resulted in the information
that he disappeared through the
woods leading along the Redwood
river an hour before. Judge Chad
/ derdon proposes to hold the bonds
man.
! Franklin Tribune: The bans
were announced at Redwood Falls
!! last Sunday for the marriage of Mr..
q John Nooman to Miss Caroline De
4 laney. After a very success
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