The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-15
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from The
Country Papers.


house in Sanborn to George Johnson
Of Lucan, taking in trade.a fine farm
of a quarter section about mile
south of Lucan. Mr.. johnson will
rent the property.
Sanborn Sentinel: W. r. Johnson
of Seaforth was in town on Friday
last when he was appointed as de-
putty boiler Inspector for the county
of Redwood by Inspector P. j. Pint.
Mr.. johnson began his work of in
spection last Monday.
Vesta Censor: The following from
an exchange will apply to Redwood
county citizens next day after the
primary election. 1t says: If
men are strengthened by defeat, a
number of them will soon be able to
swing an elephant by the tall"
Atchison Globe: Tell any woman
she is not looking very robust and
she looks gratefully at you. 1t is
something she is always trying to
impress upon her husband: that she
is not very strong, and that he is too
occupied with his pains to believe it.
Marshall Reporter: The city
council had session with Mr.. Will
liams. who was so severely injured
about the hands some time ago
while doing line work. An agree
ment was arrived at whereby he
gets all expenses paid from the time
of the accident and $500 in cash.
The settlement was satisfactory to
both sides.
Morgan Messenger: Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Jennings expect to leave
today for Minneapolis, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Jennings has secured employment
as an undertaken for one of the lead
ing establishments in that city.
Though regretting to see them leave
The Messenger joins their many
friends in extending best wishes in
their new home.
| Springfield Advance: Frank Jaehn
departed Monday afternoon for Es-
terline, S. OAK, where he will be-
gin work on fine new city hall, for
which he has the contract. When
completed the building will cost
over $4,000. Ernest Pullman also
accompanied him for the purpose of
assisting in the brick work. Mr..
Jaehn has the contract for a fine
two-story business block in Huron,
S. Oak.
Isaac Gallagher, for many years 6
prominent citizen of Sleepy Eye was
stricken with apoplexy Friday even.
ing at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Ed. E. Gieseke, in st. Paul
The first report of the incident tt
reach New Ulm was the to the eff
feet that death had followed the at
tack, but this was afterward denied
and it is now believed that the ole
patient may recover, says the New
Ulm Review.
New Ulm Review: Judge Morrison
came over from Norwood yesterda!
to try the case of the State VS.. Al
fred Berkner, which was assigned t,
him by Gov. Johnson because of tn
disqualification for certain reason
; of Judge Olson. Berkner, it will b.
remembered, was found guilty il
Justice GeschWind's court in Sleep,
Eye of the charge of selling undrawl
: poultry in violation of the pure foo
law, and from this verdict of tn,
municipal court he appealed.
Milroy Echo: The friends and oil
neighbors of Mrs. Morgan in Under
wood gave her house warming on
night last week. Mrs. Morgan ha
resided in Underwood many years
but of late has been living at Mar
shall. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cal
are feeling pretty good over the ar
rival of bran new baby girl at thei
home Tuesday forenoon. 1t mean
good luck for John in the politics
campaign and we expect to see hir
reelected commissioner this fall.
The stockholders of the Colder
i Milling company met last Friday TO
the purpose of asking Judge l. NJ
Olson to appoint receiver for tn
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