The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-12
THE LOCAL MARKET, TUESDAY.
Capt. Hingeley and Lieut. ssMook

river.
Clerk of court issued a marriage
license Monday for the benefit of
Martin Kunz of Watonwan county
and Miss Agnes Kahnke of this
county.
Mrs. Kimberly, nee Gene Pryor,
visited her mother, Mrs. Pryor, in
this city few days last week, re-
turning to her home in Minneapolis
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ferris were
last Sunday notified of the birth of
a grandson weight ten pounds) at
the Minneapolis home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Simpson.
The fire bell rung out Monday
afternoon Immediately after dinner,
but before the department reached
Christensen's barn, where the fire
was supposed to be started, it was
put out.
A RenviIle barber was in the city
yesterday negotiating for the pur-
chase of the granite block barber
shop, but we are not advised as to
whether he was successful or not at
this writing.
Mrs. Isaac Root celebrated her
73d birthday last Friday by spend
ing the day with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. A. Chapman. Her children and
friends hope to help celebrate
many more birthdays.
DR.. Boyd's driving horse took
shy Monday evening, in front Of DR..
Pease's office, and backing the bug
gy into an excavation, succeeded in
damaging the vehicle considerably,
but the horse and driver escaped
with a few scratches.
Mrs. Darrell, who was quite Sc
verely burned recently while raking
the yard at her home on Bridge
street, was removed to the home of
her brother in Renville county last
Sunday, where it is expected she
will be able to make complete re-
covery.
Miss Alice Norton of Santa Ana,
CAL, is revisiting Redwood Falls
friends and her brother Phil of Pax
ton township. She plans to visit
with her sister Eleanor in Olmstead
county and at various points in the
state during the summer, before re-
turning to the Pacific coast.
Policeman Lauterbach placed Ed.
Reed in Jail Monday night for max
ing an abusive assault upon him on
the street and afterwards resisting
him when he would place him under
arrest. The officer succeeded in
getting his big assailant under con-
troll by knocking him down with his
billy.
Henry Kuck, father of the1 Kuck
brothers of this city. who removed
from here to Idaho some years ago
and later to Spokane. recently trad
ed his rooming house at Spokane for
H-acre ranch at Reardon, Wash.
He lives only few blocks from a
lively village with schools, churches
and good stocks of merchandise.
A couple of skilled roof men from
the cities were fixing the roof on
the library building yesterday and
the library committee are satisfied
that they understand their business
and will put an end to the vexatious
leaks that have bothered heretofore.
The experts will make an examina-
ton of the high school building.
which is also afflicted with roof-fail-
urc.
Messrs. Odekirk, VIM. Smith and
Glenn. Lauterbach.- together with
Misses Vean Baldwin and Matte
Callaghan, were passengers and
crew of Buick car which made a
run to Wabasso last Friday evening,
where the party visited at Paul Cal
laghan's. going on the next day to
Tracy, where they called on Miss
Katherine Callaghan, and after Wis
iting the gold pen factory and other
points of interest in Tracy, returned
home. Considering the rough roads
in places, Conductor Odekirk made
good time home from Tracy. over
forty miles in two hours and 9 half.