The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-05-30

ratz of Brookville were last week
licensed to wed.
Jupiter Pluvius is driving his
water wagon over everybody thru
the merry month of May, in this
vicinity.
Johnny Mead left last week for
Redfeld, S. D., where he has ac-
copied a position in hardware
store. Johnny's wing will be greatly
missed among the fans.
A New Ulm special says that the
jury in the Sperl will case brought
in verdict in favor of appellants.
The suit involved the disposition of
$4,000 worth of property left by
Anton Sperl, deceased, to his son,
Joseph J. Sperl. Otto Sperl and his
sister, Mrs. Anna Sperl, also chill
dren Of the deceased, were given
$500 each, and claimed that undue
influence was used. A stay of forty
days was secured and an appeal for
a new trial will be made.
Willie Gluth and Clara Honl, at
tended by another young couple
from Morgan, drove out of that
town last Wednesday with fish poles
ostentatiously displayed, and upon
their return it developed that Mr..
Gluth had made the catch of his
life-a wife-while Miss Hon. had
hooked a husband. The haul was
made in the prescribed legal way at
the court house, Judge Evans pre-
siding. Fishing parties are likely to
become exceedingly popular in our
neighboring town.
Frank Evans, who makes Red
wood Falls his home, but who is
now mining down in Arizona, and
who is better known as brother
of Judge of Probate Evans, has been
granted letters patent on a rotary
filter, and his mail, which comes to
his brother here, contains a number
of inducements for the manufacture
ing of the filter. Mr.. Evans claims
the combination with a rotary an
nular filter, and means for supplying
the solid and liquid materials there
to, of an adjustable scraper working
over the upper open portion of the
filter for scraping off therefrom, the
solid materials from which the
liquid has been drained, substan-
TALLY as described. The filter is
intended for use in connection with
mining work, and it is likely that
Mr.. Evans himself will be the first
to put the proposition in practical
working operation in one of the
western mines.
1t has become currently rumored
thruout this community that May
31st will be celebrated in this city as
a general gala day, and already ar
engagements are underway to make
this holiday the event of the year.
Gollmar Bros. greatest of American
Shows will arrive early in the morn
ing on immense trains, with
it's chariots, dens and calliope. its
handsome men and beautiful ladies,
proudly stepping horses and stately
elephants. Circus day comes this
year Thursday, May 31st, when in
its great special trains of double
lengthed cars Gollmar Bros great
est of American shows will arrive
to make the event we will all cele-
brate. Newspapers all over the
country join in the statement that
this acknowledged greatest of all
American amusement institutions is
greater this year than ever before.
The reputation of this colossal en-
terprise has preceded it and the
name of Gollmar Bros. greatest of
American shows has become the
recognized synonym of circus in
tegrity. They never scale a date
or break promise and their motto
has always been 'sThe worlds best
none too good for Americans.
Don't forget the date. The big
shows come to Redwood Falls May
3lst. Two performances daily, doors
open | and Z p. m. Big free street
parade at 10 a. m.