The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-19

Mrs. J "a. Schmahl went to ST.
Paul last w ednesday, returning
! with her husb band. 5. & (
Miss Jacobs won the box of bon.
bons on ladies' night at the bowling
alley, her score being 80.
Supt. Race Estarted for Waseca
last Thursday, upon invitation to
address a gathering OF teachers
there.
W. T. Heydlauff and Miss Minnie
Scherman Of Charlestown were
granted licenses to wed last We'd
nesday.
Our esteemed contemporary is
Slightly ''off'' in announcing the
special session Of the county board
for this week. See official notice
elsewhere.
O.. A. Mason and wife returned a
few days ago from tour lasting
several months with their married
daughters at Kennon, Wis, and at
Saltwater.
The editor has been favored with
an invitation toattend the thirteenth
annual commencement exercises of
the State school of agriculture
March 18th to 21st.
One of the sure signs of return
ing spring has been the drop in the
price Of eggs, which in less than two
weeks declined from 20 cents to
just half that price.
Judge Evans oficiated at a court
house wedding last Thursday, ].
II. VonRuden of Steele county and
Miss Bertha Vohs of Sherman be-
ing the other parties to the incident.
Mr.. r. e. johnson and Miss Net
tie Eldred, both Of Morgan, we're
united in marriage Wednesday,,
March 18th. The ceremony was
performed at the Commercial House:
Rev. VIM. Mitchell officiating.
Neal Nelson of the Nelson Side
walk Co. of Minneapolis, who has
put IN some excellent cement walks
in this city, was looking up pros
poets in that, line for the coming
season in Redwood Falls a few days
ago.
The GAZETTE of last week omitted
mention of the death of N. C. Kemp
ton, father of Miss Kempton, the
capable bookkeeper of Philbrick &
| Co. S. Mr.. Kempton died at his
home in Sunapee, N. H., from par
alysis, at the age of 70.
/ A. A. Lindeman of Santa Fe went
from here to Sleepy Eye Monday
intending to 20 from there to North
Dakota to visit sister before re-
| turning to his home in New Mexi.
co. Mr.. Lindenann greatly enjoys
out door life on his western ranch.
Brother Gleason Of the Walnut
Grove Tribune has sold his news
paper plant to John L. Long OF Pet
erson, Ga. The Tribune, under
Mr.. Gleason's management has
| been a credit to the town, and the
outgoing editor takes with him the
best wishes Of the newspaper craft
of the county.
George Hill of Walnut Grove died
in St. Joseph S hospital in st. Paul
last Wednesday, as the result Of
injuries received while at work in
the woods at Depot Camp. thirty
miles north of Willow River, Minn.
A tree had been cut, which caught
SO that it was uncertain what direc
ton 1T would fall. Hill started tc
get out Of the way and stumbled.
He fell and the tree fell on top ol
him, injuring the spine.
County Attorney Clague was
called here yesterday to prosecute
two cases of alleged malicious de.
struction Of personal property, the
property in both cases being dogs
Hans Jensen, whose strenuous de
! fense of his chicken yard was re
ferred to last week, is defendant il
!. one case, Ron. Theiring being tht
prosecuting witness. Mr. JenseI
has employed Bowers & Howart
as his attorneys, and at this writ
ling the expectation is that they vii
j demand q jury trial. The othe
iprOsecutiOn is brought against Lu