The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-14

d., has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Caswell, in this
city, during the past week.
A. e. Clark came down from Ray
mond, Mimi, on Wednesday Of last
week and visited several days with
friends here. Mr.. Clark is in the
livery business at that place.
Nick Martie has rented the resi-
dence of Mrs. H. G. Ackmann and
will occupy the same as soon as Mr..
and Mrs. Ackmann leave for their
future home in Minneapolis. i.
The Mankato Free Press says
that ohm d. Lunn is at Pine River,
Cass county, where be has some
land. He may locate there and do
a real estate business, the Free
Press adds. s..
Charles G.. Braley, wife and child,
came in from St. Johnsbury, Yer
mont, on Monday afternoon OF last
week, and have since been stop
ping at Hotel Francois. Mr.. Bra
ley expects to remain in Minnesota
for some time.
Senator and Mrs. George W. Som
erville returned to their home in
Sleepy Eye on Tuesday afternoon OF
last week. Senator Somerville was
in attendance on court here for ii
consecutive days, being interested
in nearly all OF the cases that were
set for trial.
The April term of the district
court came to close on Tuesday
evening OF last week, and on the
day following Judge Webber and
Stenographer Eckstein, together
with their wives, left for their
homes in New Ulm, after Is days
stay in this city.
Editor W. F. Mailer Of the Wa
basso Standard was in the city for
few hours on Tuesday of last
week. Mr.. Mailer is an enthusi-
astic supporter Of Hon. E. T. Young
for congress. and believes that he
will secure quite a vote in the Gen.
trail part of Redwood county.
Work on the cement sidewalk
around the court house was inter
rupted last week by reason of a car
load of cement failing to arrive on
schedule time. The court house
and jail sidewalks, together with
the cementing of the basement, will
require over two carloads of cement
alone, while other jobs will make
that item an important one for Mr..
Nelson.
Andrew Boss, superintendent o1
the live stock department of the ST.
Anthony Experimental station, was
in the city last Thursday and Fri
day, the guest of Joseph Tyson o1
the Glendale farm. While here be
purchased ten or a dozen head o1
steers, which will be used for fat
tening purposes at the experimental
station, and which have already
been shipped to that point. Mr..
Boss also visited the Glendale farm.
X. S. Mckenzie of Lake Benton
and Arthur H. Mohler of Ivanhoe
were two attorneys in town last
Tuesday. The two gentlemen rep
resented opposite sides on the Lin
coin county seat contest, and they
appeared before Judge Webber
with the view of having a date
named for special term of court at
which certain motions in the con-
test are to be made Judge Webber
announced that he would fix the
date later. Both gentlemen are in
terested in the candidacy of A. j.
Volstead of Granite Falls for repre-
sentative in congress, and lost no
opportunity to say good word for
their candidate
1t is now definitely settled that
Gov. S. r. VanSant will be at the
annual picnic of the old settlers of
Snndown and Willow Lake on June
18th. For some time prior to last
Wednesday the Governor was en-
tertaining an invitation to be at the
Tooth anniversary of the founding
of the West Point Military academy
on June 11th, which would prevent
him being at the old settlers picnic
on the 18th. On Wednesday. how