The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-19

Girl wanted for general houseWork
by Mrs. ]. D. Jackson. 12-tf.
Treasurer-e elect Johnson is moy-
ing his family from Wanda to this
place this week.
Mrs. W. 2. Dunnington has re
turned from a visit with the family
of II. G. Warner at Minneapolis.
Rev. L ! f. Badger will preach
the union Thanksgiving sermon at
the court house on Thursday morn
ing, Nov. 9th.
VIM. Rosendahl has sold his
blacksmith shop to T. IT. Thum of
Mankato and the latter took pos
session Of the same last Thursday.
Mr.. Rosendahl will reside in Red
wood Falls. His successor is an
excellent workman.
Thursday was the 18th wedding
anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. O. W. Mcmillan, and a
number of neighbors called in the
evening and assisted the couple in
celebrating the occasion.
Splendid chance just now for men
to learn barber trade. Growing
demand for school graduates. Steady
practice, qualified teachers, etc.
Board provided, tools presented,
write to-day. Catalogue and comb
free. Moler Barber College, Min
neapolis, MINI. It,.
Hon. joseph Cannon bids fair to
be the next speaker of the National
house of representatives to succeed
Speaker Henderson. The western
States seem to be lining up solid
for the Illinois man, while num-
Der from the eastern States are tax
ing occasion to get on the band wag-
on and make their votes effective.
Mr.. Cannon is one of the oldest
members of the house, and is re-
garded as decidedly conservative
statesman, and an excellent author
ity on parlimentry law. Minnesota
seems to be solid for him.
At the annual meeting of Redwood
Falls Chapter No. "a, R, A. NJ, last
Friday evening julius A. Schmahl
was neglected high priest, w. H.
Wallace was elected king, Albert A.
Melges was elected scribe, George
Drake was reelected captain of the
host, J. H. Bowers principal So
journer, w. R. Caswell royal arch
captain, G. E. Mckay treasurer and
W. S. Brammer was elected secre-
tary. The appointive officers will
be announced at the next regular
meeting, when all the officers vii!
be installed.
Judge Hall of the New York
court has entered an order for tho
sale of the John NJ. Burke lands in
Lyon county, the proceeds of which
are to 90 to charity, as exclusively
stated iu The GAZETTE several
months ago. When Mr.. Burke
passed away he gave about So, ,0O0.-
900 a few weeks ago to found the
Winnifred Burke relief foundation.
he conveyed to it 1898 acres of
land in Lyon county, Minn., TO-
gether with other property in diff
erent States. Negotiations have
been pending with different persons
in Minnesota for the sale of tie
land, but could not be closed until
the directors of the foundation bad
obtained the sanction of the cour,
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court in
the case of Richard Peach, appellant.
VS., Ed. Reed, respondent, an appeal
from this county in case growing
out of landlord and tenant in Brook
vile. The Supreme court says
that on an appeal ofjudgment, where
there is no bill of exceptions or set
tied case, the only question which
will be reviewed is whether the
findings OF facts by the judge, or
the verdict OF the jury. as the case
may be. sustains the judgment. IF
the facts established by either are
not within the issues made by the
pleadings. they will be presumed,
the record not showing otherwise.
to have been litigated by consent,
and the sufficiency of the pleadings
cannot be reviewed
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