The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-14

Hay for sale. Inquire of lett &
Son. 52-tf.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman and
their son Dee returned Monday ev
ening from two weeks fishing
outing around the lakes of Kandi-
yohi county. They had an enjoya-
BILE time and report very good fish
| ing at those lakes.
The Free Press says that the cur
few promises to ring in Mankato'
and adds that It's we'll. IAN ordi-
nance that will drive the children
from the streets 10 the early evening
is one thing needed in Mankato.
The streets, after nightfall, are no
place for youngsters. There are
men, too, who should get home early
instead of Willing away their time
in questionable places, much to the
detriment of their pocket books. !"
G. W. Mead. wife and son Robert,
left on Tuesday morning of last
week for Redfeld, S. D., where
they will visit with Harry Laird
and family. Mrs. Mead and son ex-
pect to remain in Redfeld for sew
eral weeks, while Charles will re-
turn home in time to preside over
the special session of the county
commissioners to be held on June
goth for the purpose of taking final
action on the proposed big ditch in
Willow Lake towship.
Hon. E. D. French and wife came
down from their ten days stay at
Green Lake, Kandiyohi county, on
Tuesday morning of last week, and
have since been making prepare
tions for their removal TO ST. Cloud,
their future home. Mrs. French,
who was formerly Mrs. Jennie Will
liston Pierce, formerly of Buffalo,
N. Y, was so greatly pleased with
her first visit to Redwood Falls that
she expressed a wish for her hus-
bands re-transfer to Redwood
Falls that this might be their future
home.
The marriage of F. W. House of
Livingston, Montana, to Miss Alice
Drury of Marshall. formerly of
Gales, Redwood county, was sol
elnnized at the home of the bride S
parents in Marshall at $50 p. m. OF
June 9Th. Rev. T. D. Acheson OF
that place, officiating. The bride
wore a gown of white Swiss null
and carried a bunch of white roses.
Miss Grace D. Drury and Edwin A.
Drury acted as bridesmaid and
groomsman and Miss Alice Newton
| presided at the organ. The parlor,
! where the ceremony occurred, was
decorated with lilies of the valley
The bridal couple left Marshall OF
the noon train for Livingston, where
the groom is an engineer on the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Stewart Moves secured a license
to wed Mrs. Annie DeForrest OF
Tuesday morning OF last week anC
shortly afterwards appeared at tht
probate Judge S Office and made re
quest that that official preside at thu
ceremony. The judge refused anc
few moments later notified severa
parties of Mr.. Noyes intentions
A hurried conference took plac,
with the result that complaint wa
sworn out and Stewart was arrest
ed for having been intoxicated OF
the Tuesday previous. He wa
J placed in Jail and kept there unit
! the following morning, when h
was released. He then stated tina
he would not carry out his inten
tions of the day before to MARI.
Mrs. DeForrest. About the sam
: time warrant was sworn out TO
, the arrest and detention of Mrs
! DeForrest on the ground that sh
i was weak minded and with the inter
ton of committing her to the schoc
for the predetermined, but Mrs. De
Forrest suspecting some such az
ton previous to that time, had dis
appeared and her whereabouts wa
not known. Stewart went to wor
digging a cistern on the Whitcom
farm the same day.