The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16
Mrs. J. A. Engelhart is visiting

was the guest OF Miss Isham during
the past week.
H. A. Baldwin left for St. Paul
last Wednesday on business connec-
ted with the purchase Of lands IN
Bottineau county, North Dakota
A decree Of divorce, the grounds
being desertion, has been granted
to C. ". Porter from his wife, who
left Redwood Falls several months
ago. -.
A. Brown and family. the former
the purchaser of the farm property
of ] ohm J. Woffensmith, in Delhi are
temporarily domiciled in a residence
on Ramsey Heights.
A letter from S. W. Ham an
nounces that he and Mrs. Ham are
now located at Everett, Washington,
where they have plenty Of work Of
fered them in their different lines.
Mrs. Kate Offernan came up from
Faribault during the early portion
of last week for the purpose OF max
inc a regular spring inspection OF
her property in and around this
CITY,
Mrs. II. D. Everett and daughter
| Miss Frances. left for st. Paul last
Wednesday. where Mrs. Everett
will receive treatment for her eyes.
| Miss Frances will resume her duties
teaching in the Minneapolis schools.
Fred. ". Bager and wife have re-
Gently moved from Arlington, South
Dakota, to Wolsey. There is some
talk of Fred. going into the bank
ing business, his wife s father de-
string him to quit railroading for
the exchanging Of governmental funds.
Hon. D. S. Hall has filed his GER
tifcate Of candidacy for the Repub-
lican nomination for senate from
Renvi]le county. When George
Welsh of Morton gets into the race
for the same position the two sides
of the county will be lined up pro-
perly, and an interesting contest
may be looked for.
c.. P. Murphy, the well-known
creamery man of Belyiew and Delhi,
has recently moved his family to
Jasper. and writes THEGAZETTE that
that town will be his future home.
Mr.. Murphy is a young man who
makes a valuable acquisition to any
town, on account of his rustling
spirit and entertaining qualitica-
tionS.
W. H. Gold left for Big Stone last
Tuesday and after spending day
or two there left for St Paul, where
he met Judge Bowers, who left for
the latter place on Tuesday after
noon of last week. The two gentle
men were scheduled to be present
at the awarding of the contract for
the Gold Hitchcock Bowers build
ing in this city.
Ward Arnold came down from
HIibbing on Tuesday afternoon of
last week and is again at work in
the barber shop Of G. Fl. Tenney.
Ward says that Hibbing is not a
bad place, but that Redwood Falls
is so much better that be could not
resist the temptation to return. Mrs,
Arnold has been residing here dur
ING Ward S absence.
T. J. Tread well, who has resided
at Delhi for some time past, where
he has been agent for an elevator
company has closed out all of his
interests in that place, and moved
to Wabasso. where he recently pur-
chased the handsome residence prop
erty of T. E. Walton The latter
having sold both the hotel and the
residence is now in a position to
move to some other town, and il is
limited that he will commence anew
in the hotel business in one of the
new towns east or west of WabaSso.
Col. VIM. Pfaender of New Ulm,
we'll known in this city, called to-
5 gether at his New Ulm home on
April 9Th, the other three survivors
of the old First Minnesota Battery
| OF Light Artillery, remaining in that
city, and held reunion to commem-
. crate the battle of Pittsburg Land
ing Nineteen men enlisted from
. New Ulm in the battery and MIR.
: Ptaender, then a young man. was