The Redwood gazette., 1925-01-14

| Gust johnson OF Delhi transacted
business here on Monday.
Mrs. Montgomery of Nesta was a
Sunday guest at the DR.. j. w. Inghs
home.
Mrs. Myron Orth will entertain the
Card Club Thursday afternoon at her
home.
Glenn Gold left Friday for Chicago
for stay of several days on busi-
ness matters.
The Catholic Girls Club will give
CARD PARTY at the church
Thursday evening, January 5th. The
public is cordially invited. 27-H.
Miss Edna Minske OF Kennedy,
Mimi. arrived here last week for a
months visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Roper and with other re-
latives.
The Brown County journal was
designated as the official paper for
the county during the present year,
by the commissioners Wednesday af
ternoon.-Brown County Journal.
Rud Stensvad and w. A. Hauck
left Monday for Minneapolis to at
Tend the annual meeting of the Fed
Grafton of County and State Fai1
Boards which is held there this week.
Mrs. O. A. Goetz and her father,
Charles Beer, Sr. left Tuesday for
Richland, Georgia where they will
spend the next several months with
Mr.. Goetz who is employed there as
travelling salesman.
\. D. Stewart left Monday for st.
Paul where he will spend the week
the annual meeting of the
State Association of Farmers Mutual
Insurance Companies. This is the
anniversary of this insurance
IMr. and Mrs. w. H. Gold are expect
ing Mrs. Colds aunt, Miss Ellen Lee
and her cousin, w. H. Lee of Ticon
deroga, New York to arrive mere We'd
nesaay for visit at the Gold home.
From here they will go to California
for the remainder of the winter
Michael Kramer and family left |
Monday noon for St. Paul where Nh
Kramer resumes his station in the |
State Legislature as Representative |
at large from Redwood and Brown
counties. This is Representative !
Kramer's second term, he having |
been reelected last November with,
,ut Observation-Disclosures Independent
The Gazette was pleased last week
@ have ten residents of this commun
ty, who have not heretofore been
Iazette readers, call at the office and
,ave their names put upon the mail
ng list as regular subscribers. Thi.
S the largest number we have had IL
my single week during the past year
ma this increased interest in the Ga
ette is most encouraging.
John L. Bushard, farmer of West
Newton township of Brown County
vas seriously injured in a peculia,
Iccident. He was saving wood and
vhen he threw a small piece of thl
wood toward the pile, it struck tn,
aw and bounded back striking hin
severe blow in the forehead anC
utting deep cash six inches long.
lie was knocked unconscious.
County boards have no authority t.
fer rewards for the capture of per
ons who jump their bail bonds. Thi.
act becoming known the Brown coun-
y commissioners have rescinded theE |.
ction in Offering rewards for the ap ,
rehension Of the four who forfeited
II 900 in bonds by their non-appear- |
nee at the recent term of court here c
ench warrants have been issued by
udge Olson and Sheriff Julius is TAX I
lg steps to find the parties. d
At joint installation of the Ma
onic and Eastern Star orders, Union a
odge No. As, A. F. & A. M. of * \
leur, became the possessor of gave
Masonic note. C. N. Cosgrove, VIII r
returned from trip around a
le world, is the donor. The case in
hich the gavel is contained is mad.
: olive wood taken from the Mount c
Olives. The handle of the gavei t
made OF the Cedar of Lebanon, and e
le head of the rock mined from the Z
larries OF King Solomon. Mr.. Cos "
rove experienced considerable diff h
:Llty in obtaining the gavel, as they 7
e sold only in the quarry itself, ad
ittance to which is very strict. t;
The |. n. Tompkins nome at Man. o.
ato was among the several home. r
ere that were recently entered by n
lrglars. The attempt at robbery
CURED early in the evening while @
e Tompkins were at dinner party 2
the home of friend. Upon THEN L
turn they were startled to see evil E
nces of disturbance about the
esser in which Mrs. Tompkins was te
customed to keep her rings and a
her jewels. The drawer in which fl
e jewel case was ordinarily kept j,
q been completely ransacked. For r
nately the case had been taken t.
safety deposit vault IN preparation di
r the Tompkins' extended trip N
rough the south and the thief was C.
erefore. entirely unsuccessful. No OF
le has been found. w
The salaries of the various county di
ficials were fixed for the ensuing &c
ar as follows: w. j. Julius, sheriff, te
200; R. B. Kennedy, superintendent A
schools, $500; C. P. Manderfeld, pl
,rk of court, $1,5O0; T. o. Streiss-
th, county attorney, $4,000; VIM. B
ather Judge of probate, clerk hire,