The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-04

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a. 3. Chapman and wife left Mon
day for ST. Paul and Minneapolis,
and will not return before the latter
portion of the week.
Fred. A. Warner has purchased
the residence property Of Mary A.
Jones, and is moving the residence
east for distance of ten feet, and
will materially improve the same.
A. Clark Gleason, editor of the
Morton Enterprise, was in the city
| for few hours last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Gleason is meeting
with deserved success since he took
hold of that paper.
Fred. Warner, in the employ OF j..
W. Ferris dray line, had a toe on
his left foot quite badly crushed on
Tuesday afternoon of last week, by
a tombstone, which he was unload
ing, falling upon the same.
The children of the surplice choir
of the Episcopal church presented
Miss Brosnan with SIS in gold on
Tuesday afternoon Of last week, as
a token Of their appreciation OF her
work in drilling them for church
and other services.
| A personal in the Mankato Free
Press states that Attorney A. p.
| Clark left Mankato on Wednesday
evening last for Beaumont, Texas,
for the purpose OF attending meet
ing of the stockholders of the oil
| company in which Mr.. Clark is in
terested.
E. A. Lyman, Sr., who left here
over month ago for a trip along
the Pacific coast, returned home on
Monday evening of last week. Mr..
LYMAN states that be found no Sec
ton of that region which equalled
Minnesota for summer climate and
conditions, although he would not
object to spending the winter along
the coast.
| J. E. Hickey Of Marshall, former
ly a resident of Underwood town
ship, this county, where he Still
owns large tract OF land, was in
the city last Wednesday. Mr.. Hick-
ey states that terrific hail storm
visited Underwood on May 24th,
cutting the leaves from trees and
also all garden truck. Small grain
had not advanced far enough to dc
much damage. At places, he said
hail fell to the depth of severa
inches.
! The work OF repairing the roac
around the power house commenced
early last week and occupied tht
attention OF the street force during
most of the week In the grading
vast amount of dirt has been pilet
up around the power house to PIE
vent the water, which has beer
greatly raised at that place by rea
son of the construction Of the Bur
meister dam, from reaching tht
power house or cistern. On Thurs
day it was estimated that Mr.. Bur
meister could raise the dam q
inches without injuring the power
house in the least.
Hon. E. T. Young of Appleton
candidate for the Republican nomi
nation for congress from the Sew
enth district, was in the city for {
few hours last Thursday morning.
passing through here on his way tt
the southern portion OF the county
Mr.. Young is feeling exceptionally
hopeful over the situation, and is
confident of his denomination. Stew
| ems. Traverse, Big Stone, Swift
Kandiyohi and Lac qui Parle coun
ties are sure to give him big vote,
aud with the vote he will secure in
other counties his nomination is as
sured. A. j. Volstead, who is sec
ond in the contest, has good fol
lowing in Lyon, Lincoln. and Vel
low Medicine counties, and is likely
to carry all three.
| Saturday was the last day for tax.
/ ing an appeal in the case of Fred
Hauert VS. j. 6. Smith, wherein the
| jury awarded Hauert verdict o
| "a, 600 for alienation of Mrs. Hauert S