The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11

L lie ieSlueuCc O1 luc MISSES
Schoening is rapidly nearing com
pletion,
Miss Agnes Garrett Of Melrose,
Wis, niece of Mrs. J. P. Cooper,
is visiting with the latter.
Orrin G. Ralston of Iowa is now
employed as tonsorial artist in the
barber shop of J. H. Melges.
H. E. Jones was among the Red
wood visitors to the Elks' carnival
in Minneapolis during the past
week.
Renville Record: The work on
the new Lake Redwood is nearly
completed and the city of Redwood
Falls will soon have a park system
and pleasure resort uneQualled by
any place in this vicinity.
Otto Goetze of Belview, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
register of deeds, was in the city on
Tuesday of last week, taking the
train from this place to Morgan,
Sanborn, Lamberton and other
southern towns.
Earl Jones left for St. Paul and
Minneapolis Sunday: with the view
of finding employment in one. of the
sign and fancy painting houses of
those two cities. Earl's work here
shows him to be a rising artist in
that line.
Mrs. A. j. Chamberlain and
daughter, MisssAlice Chamberlain,
came over from Marshall last We'd
nesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Henry Jaehning. Mrs. and Miss
Chamberlain we're guests of W. S.
Brammer and family during their
stay in this city.
A referees deed has been filed in
the case of William Newdall VS..
Lizzie Newdall ct al, whereby Alvin
Small, as sheriff and referee, has
sold to Chas. Newdall lot II, block
3, village of Lamberton, for s2,400.
The auction and sale was made nee
essary in order to close up the, es-
tate of the late Olaf Newdall of Lam
berton.
A private letter was received
here last Thursday from Miss Grace
Wiltshire, stating that she was at
the pension Jennings, Riccioli,
Florence, Italy. Miss Wiltshire
states that after visit to her home
in California this year she is to
take charge of Mrs. Hearst's libra
ry in Lead City, South Dakota,
where Mrs. Hearst is interested in
some mining operations, and where
she has built library for the ben
eft of the men working in the mine.
A decree of divorce has been
granted in the case of Hilda Van
Cise VS.. Ernest NJ. Vancise, the
ground for the decree being
desertion, Judge Webber finding
that the charge Of cruel and inhu-
man treatment was not proven. The
case was tried at the November
term of the district court, and it is
understood that the decree was
issued shortly after the evidence
was taken, but for some reason or
other it was not placed on file with
the clerk of the district court early
last week
A large amount of money was
rolled into the county treasury dur
ing the latter part of May On May
26th alone s9,743.46 was paid in.
On the 9th s3,141.4O was turned
over; on the 29th s4,604.71; on the
29th s., ,S53 81; on the Both 81, OO1. 95
and on the 31st sl1, 1894. On the
latter day more money was paid in,
but it was to the various banks of
the county, and since that time
these banks have been making their
reports to the county treasury, SO
that it is impossible to get at the
exact amount at this writing. The
money was all paid in for taxes and
for State land purchases.
Speaking of the proposition of
running excursion trains into this
city on Sunday with the view of
giving people recreation such as
boating, picnicking, etc. around
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