The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-01

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T rained at frequent intervals
during Saturday night aud Sunday.
just in time for the demand Of the.
growing grain and grass.
Mrs. Z. a. Maxson, mother of Mrs.
Geo. B. Hughes, left for Marshall
Monday, She will probably remain
there during the summer.
W. Il. Force, superintendent Of
the Bowman lumber yard along the
st. Louis. now residing at Madison.
will soon change his residence to
this city.
Attorney A. Frederickson Of
Springfield has been in attendance
at court since last Tuesday. Mr..
=Frederickson is. interested in sew
eral cases on the docket.
AS anticipated il the last issue of
this paper II. NJ. Hitchcock OF this
city has been appointed a member
of the new State Board of Optome-
t"y. The appointment of the board
was announced last Friday.
Marcellus Welch sold his fine
driving horse, to Gordon & Fergu-
son OF St. Paul, last week, the sale
price being s275. Mr.. Welch and
Jason Richardson took the animal to
st. Paul Thursday, returning Satur-
day.
At the annual meeting of the la
dies mite society of the Presbyter-
ian church Mrs. NJ. J. Arnold was
reelected President, Mrs. E. B..
Hale vice president, Mrs. Jas. Aiken
secretary and Mrs. III. G.. Baker
treasurer.
In the case Of Mary Pile VS.. E. a.
.Pease, as sheriff, with the Schell
Brewing Co. as the co-defendant, a
jury returned a verdict Saturday in
favor Of the defendant. Albert Hat
ser and Frank Clague were the at
torneys for the defendant.
Small refrigerator and gasoline range
for sale Inquire Of Mrs r. A. Tur-
Tell. 37-2t
Miss Lorena Tenney caught a
pickerel weighing ten pounds and
measuring three feetinlength, in the
waters above the mill dam, Satur-
day afternoon. In the morning she
caught various pickerel, with a COM
bined weight of 20 pounds.
A district meeting of Encampment
members was held here Friday ev-
ening, at which Grand Patriarch w.
=. Henion was present, and exem-
plified the unWritten work of the or
der A banquet followed. Mem
bers were present from Sleepy Eye
and Morton.
Representative McCleary has re
commended the tablishment of the
rural free delivery route running.
south from Red Falls. The.
route will probably be established
on July 1st. The route west is
still IN doubt, wing to a lack of in
terest among the probable patrons.
Mrs. E. T. Ring and daughter,
and Mrs. M. B. Sherman, an aunt
Of Mrs. Ring S, left yesterday for
EdWardsville, Iii, where they will.
remain month before going to
Bellefontaine, Ohio. Mr.. Ring
leaves for the latter place to-day,
and The GAZETTE will follow him.
Hon. and Mrs. A. G. Dunn Of
Winnebago City, who accompanied
the remains of the late Mrs. Julia
Bixby Evans to this city last Fri
day, returned to their home over the
Northwestern Saturday after
noon. Mrs. n. Bixby remained in
the city over Sunday, the guest Of
Mrs. w. d. Finn.
The ladies Of the Missionary So
ciety Of the Presby terrain church
will give missionary tea at the
home Of Mrs.J ames Aiken on Thurs
day afternoon May I'd, at $50.
o'clock a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. a short musical and
literary programme will be given.
A charge Of 20 cents will be made
for the missionary cause.