The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-06


Sheriff Small visited in Mankato
and towns on the South side of Red
wood county during the early por-
ton of last week.
W. H. Wallace and family left
here last week for Big Stone Lake,
where they will spend a couple of
weeks of their annual summer out
ing.
W. H. Cooler of Walnut Grove,
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for county attorney. was in
the city for a few hours last Wed
nesday. -.
Miss Elnogene Conner came up
from Albert Lea during the early
part of last week and will visit with
her sister, Mrs. I. N. Tompkins, for
some time.
Elmer Ray thought that a wheel
was stolen from him early last week
A day or two after the wheel was
taken it was returned to him from d
! nearby town, boy having borrowed
it to return to'his home.
A storm period, bringing with it
more or less precipitation, is due
next Saturday, according to Hicks,
who states that warm and dry
weather will follow until about the
last Of August, when stormy wealth
err is due.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Pryor left
Tuesday noon for Monticello, Wright
county, in response to a telegram
announcing the death of Thomas
Mcleod, father Of Mrs. Pryor. Mr..
Mcleod had long resided there, be-
ing one Of the:county commissioners
for three terms.
A. B. Truesdell and sister left
Monday for Auburn, California,
where they will reside in the future.
Bert is an old Redwood boy, who
has spent practically all the years
of his life in and around this city,
and his many friends here will re-
gret that he and his sister propose
to spend their future life in CalifOr
uia.
Andrew Birum came up from St.
Paul early last week. Mr.. Birum
has been taking an osteopathy
treatment in that city for a month.
and states that his physical condi
ton is greatly improved as the re-
suit Of that treatment, aud he is
still getting some benefit. He ex-
poets to continue the treatment with
Drs. Lowe and Hutchison of this
city.
While working between the roof
and the ceiling stringers of the
opera house last Wednesday after
noon Owen Tread well, electrician
for the Redwood electric lighting
plant, tainted and broke through
the ceiling. but in such manner as
to be caught by the JOlsts. The
only damage done was the tearing
of few laths and some plaster.
which had just been covered by
wall paper.
Geo. Bartholomew Of SanbOrn
filed his certificate Of intention to
become a candidate for the ROpu bli-
can nomination for register Of deeds
with the county auditor on Wednes
dav of last week. Mr.. Bartholomew
was among the first candidates IN
the tield.and was the second to file
with the county auditor, Otto Goetze
of Belview, who is a candidate for
the same place, being the first to
file.
W. ". Patton and son. G. A. Pa
ton. arrived here from Milford.
Iowa, early last week, and have
since opened up the elevator recent
lv purchased by the elder Patton Of
Bettingen & Co., it being the eleva-
tor formerly owned by J. \. Engel
hart. The elevator will be conduct
ed by the son, and the latter, with
his wife, are now residing in the
residence purchased by Mr.. Patton
of \. B. Truesdell.
r. J. Hall of Morris, one of the
best informed politicians in the
northern portion of the new Sew
enth congressional district, was in
the city during a portion of last
week, assisting Andrew Stewart in