The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

falling but did not 60 to see
what it was. j.. j. Tiffany came
into the store and being in a
hurry went back into the tin
shop and found E. A. Chandler
lying at the bottom of the steps.
He died in about an hour. DIR.
! Morton pronounced the case
apoplexy from cerebral hemorr-
| hage
City Has Cyclone
A whirlwind of uncommon
ferocity passed over Watson's
| Addition tearing down out
houses and taking up every loose
board in its path The little cy-
clone ran into a fishing party
returning to town and very UNI
tremendously picked up the
wagon and turned it over. Dorm
berg, Everett, G.. E. Mckay, Peck
and Tyson jumped before the
overturn, but Gen. Peabody
heroically went down with the
ship. Fortunately, all escaped
serious hurt.
On account of the sudden
death of Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. Nc
Kay took over the Masonic pro-
position and will build two
stores on his lots, Third and
Mill streets. The Masons will oc-
cupy the upper floor.
c. F. Thompson took over. the
| late E.. A. Chambers hardware
business with Frank Birum in
the tin shop.
Postmaster Thompson has dis
posed of his interest in the farm
machinery firm of j. l.. Thomp-
son and Son. His successor is
John Moon.
Masons are completing the
stone wall around HI. D. Chol-
lars yard. Conforming to the
grade, was expensive business.
Ii. c.. Ackman, King Brothers
and F. w. Philbrick purchased
the Wiltshire property on the
west side of Washington street
from Third street north. Mr..
Wiltshire retained his dwelling
! house. They intend to erect five
solid brick stores.
NJ. v. r. Hunter of Chambers
burg, Pa. arrived in town and
is the guest of his uncle, S. w.
Hays. He has accepted position
of assistant in the Bank of Red
wood Falls.
Married - L. M. Pennington
and AIDA E. Mason, T. T. Van
Dolah officiating.
E. D. French is making an alb
stract of the county records.
Thomas Wakeman, a son of
the famous Sioux Chief, Little
Crow, died at the Lower Sioux
Agency January Is, 1886 at the
age of 38 years. His brother,
Moses j. Wakeman lives at
Flandreau, Dakota His two Sis
iers Jennie Williamson and Han
nah Balkeh, all attended the
funeral. He had been member
of the Presbyterian church since
16 years of. age. John Wakeman
was Good Thunder). -
George Evans is the papa of
fine girl, February 1886.
julius Me1ges ~of New Ulm
bought out Highwarden's barber
shop.
F. M. Birkenmeyer and COM
pany opened a store.
A Toboggan club was organ
lied and a committee consisting
of C. v. Everett, IS. O. Mason and
r. D. White were appointed on
construction Of slide. They also
decided to purchase half a dozen
toboggans. ALI able bodied men
are asked to contribute dollar. :.
December 16, 1864 Broom
Brigade was successfully organ
lied by IL young ladies of the
| high school. A. M. Welles was
drill master.
County officers elected in 1886
are: Y~
Representative, Jsa H. Jones
Auditor, Till Tibbetts
Treasurer, j. S. Honnor
Register of Deeds, George l..
Eyans
Sheriff, &. w. Mead
Cointy Attorney, NJ. M. Madi-
gan
Judge of Probate, H. d. Bald
win
Supt. of Schools, S. J. Race
Surveyor, c.. v. Everett
Village officers January 1887:
President, H. D. Chollar
Trustees, A. w. Bager, III. d.
Everett
Recorder, G.. Dieterman
Treasurer, E. D. French
Assessor, G. E. Mckay
Marshals, w. S. Clayson, II. c..
Baker
Justice, Squire Chapman