The Redwood gazette., 1891-10-08

The markets are unchanged this
week. Wheat 80, flax II.
Mrs. Geo. Crooks has returned from
a visit to her sister at Brainerd.
j. w. Ferris and family have been
rusticating at Minneapolis the past
week.
Mrs. Ella Mcmillan returned from
her visit to different points in the state
last Saturday.
Mr.. Chapman, who purchased the
Herriott farm southwest of town, is at
Hotel Francois this week. =
Mrs. Hattie Condor. of Syracuse, a
cousin of G.. E. and w. S. Mckay, is
here as a guest in the formers family.
A horse named Redwood ran at the
Northfield races last week, and OF
course it got to the front ahead of all
competitors.
Our excellent Delhi correspondent
sends in lot of items this week, which
will be found of interest to Redwood
readers af we'll as those at Delhi.
Carpenters and masons have renewed
the attack on Schmahl q Co.'S front,
and will greatly improve its appear
ance both inside and out when finished.
Rev. John Sinclair went to district
p-esby tory at St. James yesterday, in
tending to return in time to fill his
regular appointments here next Sun
day.
The county commissioners were still
in session yesterday afternoon, wrest-
ling over the problems incident to fur
nishing the various county offices in
the new court house
All persons interested in Chautau-
qua work are requested to meet at
Judge Bowers office next Monday ev-
ening, at 7:30 oil 'ck, to discuss plans
for the ensuing Chautauqua year.
Rural Center: Mrs. W. A. Swoffer,
Miss Flora Swoffer and Master Wallie
Swoffer will start next Tuesday, for
England. Albert Bristow will accom-
pany them, and expect to remain un-
til next spring.
William Francis, assistant secretary
of the state organization, Y. NJ. G. A,
was here yesterday for the purpose OF
interesting our people in that work,
and presented its claims at a meeting
held in the NJ. E, church last evening.
Rev. A. J. Williams, who is to sue
ceed Rev. Cone as pastor of the N. D..
church, comes from Window. We are
informed that he is a young man of
ability, and we'll qualified to take up
the work SO we'll carried forward by
his predecessor.
The work of Strengthening out all
the special and regular premiums
awarded at the late fair is not yet com
p!ote and the publication of the cor
rected list will be delayed until all
possible protests or corrections can be
h ard and adjudged.
Marshall Reporter: Everybody who
saw the Wade-Leroyle Co. some weeks
ago in Chittenden's hall wants to see
them again next Saturday night. The
program will be new one here, and
Mr. and Mrs. Leroyle are about the
best actors ever on the Marshall stage.
The illness of Mrs. ThOs. A. March
has taken turn for the worse lately
and much of the time her only relief
from constant pain has b:on through
the use of opiates. Her many friends
are hopeful that a more favorable con
dition may follow the crisis of her
case.
c.. A. Francois Il Co. have equipped
their two stores with the railway cash
system in general use in the large re-
tail establishments Of the cities. Their
steam heating plant will soon follow
and place them little ahead of the
procession in regard to modern con-
veniences.
Moon Bros, the thrcshers, made al
excellent record for CIV Lussenho{ S
farm last week. From ten acres of old
corn ground they threshed out 1886
bushels machine measure, which over
ran in weight sufficiently to make the
octual yield upward of 40 bushels per
acre. The entire farm made an aver
age of nearly 80 bushels per acre OF
wheat and 60 of oats.
Masons have begun the work of put
ting a brick overcoat on the CONNER
cial House. With the interior bright
with now paper and paint, the outside
was too great contrast, and we are
glad to chronicle that the one thing
needful is to be supplied. Any one
who happens to be at the Commercial
about meal time will be impressed
with the fact that the house has big
patronage.
Advertisers in the Gazette need tc
be cautioned about getting in thei,
copy as early as Tuesday, if possible
Hereafter those who bring in their ad
vertisements Wednesday afternoon
must take the chances of it's lying ov.
or week. The Gazette has missed
the western mail for the past month
owing mainly to late advertising chang
es, and now it is apparent that readers
as we'll as advertisers have rights thai
are entitled to recognition.
Prof Rraipar1 oDana6 his horse