The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-22

A child of DR.. Corpron, i'll with
mild attack of typhoid fever, is con-
valescing.
H. E. Miller has returned from a
trip through North Dakota and
Canada.
Geo. L. Evans, F. w. Philbrick,
Marion johnson and number of
other Redwood Falls people left
Monday for Washburn, North Da-
kota, going with party Of land
seekers in charge of a representative
of Lunn's land agency of Candy.
The gentlemen all expect to invest
in some North Dakota real estate
before returning.
Harry Bailey, charged with hav-
ing thrown eggs into the open air
prohibition meeting held on the
corner of Washington and Third
streets, on the evening of Oct. 10th,
was given a trial last Friday even
ing. and was found guilty Of the
offense. A large number of wit
nesses we're examined, and it ap-
peared from the evidence that the
defendant was caught on the top of
the Philbrick block with basket of
eggs in his possession Judge
Laudon imposed a fine of 81 and
costs, amounting in all to $40 sc,
which was paid shortly after con-
victiOn was announced.
At the annual meeting of the
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
of Minnesota held in St. Paul on
Tuesday Of last week it was ad-
mitted by the officers that Redwood
Chapter No. 81 lead all other chap
ters in the State for work done
during the past year, the per cent
age of increase in mem bership being
So. Both the Grand High Priest
and Grand Secretary took occasion
to mention this fact in their annual
reports: The latter also showed a
perceptible increase in the member
ship throughout the State during
the past year, it being now about
one third of what the Blue Lodge OF
Masons have enrolled.
J. A. Jones of MINI eapolis. who
came here a couple of weeks ago for
the purpose of being employed in
one of the local barber shops, quick
ly left the town last Wednesday,
Jones had been boarding at the
Lakeview, and his indecent be-
havior at that place was the cause
OF Landlord Elliott telling him that
if he didn t leave the town within a
short time an arrest would follow
In the meantime two of the young
ladies whom he had insulted had
conspired with third to give Jones
one of the warmest receptions ever
planned by women, in case he re-
NAMED at the hotel another day.
The fellow S career of single week
in Redwood Falls was certainly the
bQlQest on record of man s history
in the city.
A daily paper Of last Thursday
states that A. H. MohIer, formerly
of Lam berton, this county, who was
a candidate for the legislature on
the Republican ticket in the Seven
teenth legislative district: composed
of Lincoln, Lyon and Yellow Medi-
cine counties, has forwarded to the
secretary OF state a statement show
ing that he expended s10275 in
endeavoring to secure his nomina
ton. The odd thing about the
certificate filed by Mr.. Mohler is
that he signs it with his mark in
stead of writing his name. The fact
that the X was made by the candi-
date is duly certified to by notary
public of Lincoln county 1t is
apparent that the X indicates about
what Mr. Mohler thinks of the
primary election law.
The State ballot is printed on the
third page OF this paper. At the
top of the ballots are the four con-
stitutional amendments on which
every voter should place a cross
opposite the word Yes and the
voter should be careful to mark
each and every one Of the amend
ments. because the fourth one is the
most important. providing as it does