The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-01-29
Rev Pr. Ias. Reardon sof Paul

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will conduct the services at the
.ECatholic church in this city next
Sunday morning
At the chattel mortgage sale of
the effects Of the Model Steam Lann-
dry last Wednesday morning J. ".
McGettrick, the holder Of the mort
gage, bid IN the property
s a farmers institute will be held
]. at Vesta Feb. 18th and at Seaforth
Feb. 9th. Col. Husselman Of Indi-
I, ana, A. *. Bush and other we'll
known speakers will be present.
j Hicks says that a storm may be
looked for from next Saturday to
Monday followed by asharp change
Ito colder. A storm period is also
central on the 18th, according to his.
prediction
/ Ia the case OF Richard Peach vs..
/ Ed. Reed Jud ge. Web Der has denied
the application Of the plaintiff for.
Il the settlement and allowance of the
case on the. ground that the applica-
ton was made too late.
On Sunday morning last Rev. .Fr.
JAS, j Woods succeeded 10 clear.
ling up the Indebtedness ofthe Cath.
olic.church at Franklin, a dozen or
more Of the mem bers Of the congre-
] CATION contributing the funds that
! wiped out the Indebtedness.
Attorneys Al. Young and Chas.
w. Quandt, the former OF Gibbon,s
land the latter of Winthrop, were in.
the city last Friday, taking a depo-'
] sition in the case Of Chas. A. Ben
son VS.. Albert Foeitz ct al. involv-
ling the title to SO acres of land in
/ Westline.
Mrs. Joseph Chadderdon, wee
/ president Of the local W. G. T. u,
has received word that the next an
nual convention of the State Won1-
ans Christian Temperance Union
j will be held in Redwood Falls next
September. Extensive preparations
are already on foot to entertain the
/ gathering.
Col. r. N. Isham wondered last
Friday: as he pulled an envelope
out Of his company S post-ofhce box,
why someone should send him a
letter with two doves neatly penned
upon thessame. Upon closer exam
! ination Col. Isham discovered that
the letter was not for him, and his
Wonderment ceased.
a rather disgusting spectacle was
witnessed one day last week. School
had just let out and half dozen
! boys from one of the rooms bad no
more than got off the premises be-
fore they commenced rolling cigar
cites and smoking them. If the
parents eft the boys could have seen
them there would have been trouble,
land if the boys themselves had only
stopped to realize that they we're
shortening their own lives by the
pernicious cigarette smoking things
might have been different.
+ Morgan Messenger: Henry John
Ison, employed by NJ S. Tolman,
wore somewhat sober face last
/ Sunday afternoon It was all be-
cause about four O'Clock in the
morning he was aroused from his
bed at the livery barn by man who
said be wanted to 90 to Redwood
Falls and back by 10 O'Clock. At
the time Henry's suspicious we're
j not awakened, but on his way to
| Red wood be wondered what a fellow
i would want to 90 to Redwood so
early on a Sunday morning for.
jStill he did not say anything. Ar.
irving ab faIb S HVefy barn the
fellow got out and told Henry to
come up to the Commercial House
for breakfast. Henry took care Of
I the team and then went up to the
hotel. but the fellow was not there.
A thorough search of the town
I proved that the fellow had skipped
and Henry was out the livery fee.
Sunday afternoon Marshall Tolman
received a postal card from Water
town. South Dakota, offering re-
J! ward for the capture of two escaped
prisoners It's thought this fellow
is one of the two escaped men, that
was doubling back on his tracks to
levade officials who might be chas-
i mo n m