The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-10-28
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTED.

Morgan wedding on Wednesday
last.
Editor f. S. Pollard came up from
Morgan Thursday and put in the
day getting out our esteemed con-
temporary.
Judge Weber has granted de-
cree OF divorce in the case of Lettie
Hewitt VS.. Eugene Hewitt, on the
grounds of desertion.
Mrs. Katherine Lunn came up
from Minneapolis last Thursday
with W. P. Huntington and wife.
Miss Julia Huntington, who has
been in Minneapolis for some time
past, also returned with them.
The "grapeing' group, which has
been wont on each succeeding year
to assemble at Glendale farm, and
which did not assemble there this
year, gave Joseph Tyson surprise
party at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Finn Thursday evening. The pic
mic dinners of other years were
represented byan evening luncheon.
G, E. Mckay and Joseph Tyson,
accompanied by their wives. left
Monday for Minneapolis, where
they will visit for few days, after
which they will proceed south to
Missouri, and after remaining there
for time will journey to the Paci-
f1c coast, where they will remain
for the winter.
E. D. French and wife are visit
ing at Black Duck. The door of
their residence on Ramsey Heights
was found open last Thursday
morning, and it was thought the
house had been burglarized. DR..
and Mrs. Lyman made an investi-
cation of the premises, but found
no trace of burglars.
Fairfax Standard: Joseph Tyson,
of Redwood Falls, on Monday deliv-
cred three head of Aberde Angus
cattle to J. A. Whitmer. Mr.. Tyson
is one of the noted breeders of the
Northwest, of this famous strain of
stock. Recently he shipped 50 head
to Chicago, which were sold at auc-
ton, and they brought the snug sum
of 500, 800. The animals he delivered
to Mr.. Whitmer on Monday were
fine individuals and will make a
splendid addition to his growing
herd.
When the present contemplated
construction of sidewalks is COM
pleted, over one mile of walk will
have been built this year. This in
cludes the walks on Wyoming
street, in Crouley's addition, on
Third, Fourth and Fifth streets,
besides the private walks that have
been built That material progress
has been made along this line there
can be no room for doubt. Next
year Jefferson and other streets
will probably be improved with the
cement walk process.
The assignments of IA mortgages,
given by the Bank of Redwood
Falls, recently passed out of exis
tence, to the Gold Stabeck State
Bank, have been filed with the
register of deeds. The considera-
ton of the assignments was $50, 1000 |
and they make up the largest bunch
of assignments of mortgages filed in
the registers Office for long time.
The mortgages are on lands located |
in Redwood Falls, Sheridan, Paxton
and other townships near this city.
Of the number FIVE were afterwards |
assigned to the Rutland Savings
Bank of Vermont.
F. M. Isham gets the following
water-lily" from Editor Dehnel
of the Wanda Pioneer Press: dad"
Isham, the lumberman, is the most |
comical advertiser in the city of |
Redwood Falls. Why, it's worth
money to see the 'strade mark" that
fellow carries. When the "kids" |
get out of school Wednesdays and |
they get hold of THE GAZETTE in
the postoffice, or outside, which we
have noticed more than once, they
giggle7 about that ad. all the way
home, and then, we have heard, one
fellow told his pa that that 'trade
mark beats any katzenjammer dis
play that he ever saw in any of the
Sunday dailies.
E. L. r