The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-15

W. R. Caswell is one Of the repre-
sentatives of Antiquity Lodge No.
81, at the annual convocation of the
Masonic Grand Lodge in St. Paul
this week.
John Street Of Northfeld, at one
time cashier of the Citizens State
Bank of Lamberton, was attending
to business matters in Redwood
Falls during portion of last week.
The local camp of Modern Wood
men OF America has installed the
following officers for the ensuing
year: V. G. Geo. L. Evans, W. A. w.
L. Peavey, E. B. Emil Kuenzli, clerk
G.. L. Parkhill, escort George Steg
ner, physician G.. r. Pease, watch
man J. H. Richardson, sentry T.
Chloride, manager William Hessian.
Nels S. Lewis, who has been Wis
iting in Iowa for some time past, re-
turned from his visit during the
early portion Of last week. It is re
ported that Mr.. Lewis has severed
his connection with the saloon of F.
L. Peterson, and that Carl Peterson
will be associated with F.. L. Peter
son in that business in the future.
THE GAZETTE is in receipt Of a
card announcing the marriage Of
Mr.. Harvey Harris of the Redwood
County Land Co. Of Vesta, to Miss
Ava Quillin. The ceremony oc-
Cured at the home of the bride S
parents in Alley, Virginia, on New
Years day, and the newly welded
couple are now at home in'their new
home in Vesta.
During the year 1901 the Sun
down and Willow Lake creamery
received 3,3O0,l7 pounds of milk
from which l39, SIT pounds Of butter
fat were manufactured. The cream
cry shipped l42, ,S51 pounds of but
ter and sold 1888 pounds to local
consumers, the total butter made
having. been 161, ,164 pounds, for
which the creamery received $780,
904.ll. The operating expenses
include 81 ,03O for the buttermake er
and a helper, S217 for salaries of
officers, 81, 1914 06 transferred to the
sinking fund. 81, ,57491 for supplies,
and s26, ,285, IA paid to patrons.
]. V. McGettrick came up from
Minneapolis on Tuesday OF last
week, and while in this city he or
dered Attorney Dolliff to foreclose
on a mortgage which he holds on
the plant of which is known as the
Model Steam Laundry, which closed
quite recently The mortgage on
the plant was given to Mr.. McGet-
trick by Walter Wind, and when
the latter transferred the same to
Mr.. Young the mortgage followed,
although there appears to be some
truth ABOUT it's validity. Mr.. Nc
Gettrick states that he ordered the
foreclosure for the purpose of as
certaining who the owner Of the
laundry plant is at the present time.
At the regular meeting Of Charity
Chapter No. 35, Order of the East
ern STAR last Wednesday evening,
the following officers were installed
for the ensuing year by Past Wor-
thy Matron Mate l. Dorm berg; Car
rie Caswell worthy lnatron, Arthur
Pierce Goudy worthy patron, Annie
E. Ward associate natron, RhoGa
| Ferris conductress, Geo. W. Dick
inson treasurer, Lena Theiring sec
retary. Grace Chad bourn as Ada,
Carrie Schmahl as Ruth, Doletba
Mortimer as Esther, Grace Ferris
as MARTHA Mable Gold Wallace as
Electa, Emily Birum as warden,
William Reuben Caswell as sentinel,
Phebe Fuller as chaplain and Mable
Mckay as organist Following the
installation came the initiation OF
candidates.
This city will be dry for at least
five days this month-from Jan. 10th
to Jan. Oath, all owing to an over
sight OF the liquor dealers, whoneg-
lected TO make their application in
time to have three publications IN
the official newspaper, and give a
proper hearing on the petitions, on
part OF the council. The notices
should have been published on Jan.
Sd. They were not published until