The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-01
Rev. J. R. Hitchcock Of Lynd was

on our streets last week.
A Masonic lodge was constituted
at Sanborn on the 10th nlt., under
the supervision of r. Morton of Lam
berton.
The rough roads of late have been
too much for several mail carriers,
who gave up the attempt to make
their trips on time, until the roads
we're passable.
A Springfield dispatch to tt
dailies states that Theodore Metz e
of that town has mysterously disap
peared, and that citizens were pre-
pairing to drag the river. He was
40 years DID,
Principal Hess of Sleepy Eye,
who has made State reputation
during his ten years management
of the schools of that city, has re-
signed, to the general regret of the
patrons of the school, tt is report
ed that he will probably engage in
other business.
Mark Hale, formerly of this city,
was united in marriage to- Miss Ka-
tie L. Maimey of Ballard, Wash,
March 10Th last. They Immediately
took possession of the home Mr..
Hale had provided for their occu-
pancy at Everett, where he is now
employed
The annual report of the Redwood
Falls creamery as printed last week
shonld have been accompanied by
| the list of officers for the current
year, which is as follows: Thos.
March president; T. D. Lyman vice
president; A. D. Stewart secretary
and Chas. Lussenhop treasurer. A.
c. Miller, A. ID. Smith aud Hugh
McDougal are the other directors.
Misses Wilcox and Hinkel have
declined the positions to which they
were elected in the high school, and
the board will have to look else
where. Both are excellent teach
ers and their declination is gener-
ally regretted by the pupils and
patrons of the school. The other
teachers elect have signifed their
acceptance.
Hugh Peavey is preparing to 90
to Kansas, having engaged to take
a place in produce store at Her
rington, in that State, next month.
He expects to leave next Monday.
His collection business has been
turned over to F. A. Gray, and his
clerical work as clerk of the NUM-
cipal court will be taken care of for
the present by Miss Anna Laudon,
sister of Judge Laudon.
The March settlement sheet, com
pleted in the county auditor S office,
shows that during the four months
ending March lst tax collections in
this county amounted to $34 S332. 20.
Of this sum, SIS, 1872 60 was for spec
ial school taxes, SIS, 561 81 for county
taxes, $4,911 GA State taxes, $500
63 for town road and bridge, 81. 855.-
AZ one mill school tax, and balance
distributed for city and village rev
enue, town revenue, etc. The
amount collected for this city for
all purposes, was 81 ,692 &C.
W. 2. Tenney came home from
California on the 25th ult, bring
ing with him budget of interest
ing news about former Red wood
people. His brother Velora has
been making good money at Rands-
burg. at the possible expense of his
health. so Pitts thinks. Randsburg
is in plain view of the famous Death
Valley, and no vegetation of any
x O"S III oil UudU IL
gion of alkali and borax. w. 2.
also saw at Los Angeles W. B. Her
riott former owner of THE GAZETTE,
and now doing modest real estate
business there, and Wilson Moore
a one-time employee of the GAZETTE
office, showed him about the Times
office, in which Wilson has long
been employed. 0. f. Conway and
wife are prosperous in their restau-
rant business. Mrs. Sutherland,
now widow, lives with her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Conway Commodore
Sickle lives out of the city and his
wife was reported in the last stages
of invalidism. At San Francisco,