The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-09-03

terday at " cents, ana max the same
Potatoes plenty at rs and 30 cents
eggs 12a cents, good butter scarce, a
Is cents.
The A. Clark estate realized boom
ing crop of wheat this year. F. W
Philbrick, the administrator, informs
us that from $50 acres Hammer Bros
threshed 1908 bushels, or at the rate
of over 24a bushels per acre. At pres
ent prices this single crop is worth
nearly $1,000.
PERSONAL.
G. A. Francois went to the cities
Tuesday.
Janitor Beach went to Minneapolis
last Monday.
Leonard Pryor starts for his post at
Becker to-day.
Cashier Baldwin is expected home
from the cities to-day.
A. E. McCarty was here from Min
neapolis on Monday.
w. P. Brainerd was registered at
Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. T. R. Hughes, of Sleepy Eye,
was Redwood guest Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sche'l, of New
Ulm, spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. wa. Ruter is visiting Mrs. j..
j. Tiffany, her sister, this. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riheldaffer went
home to St. Paul few days ago.
Mrs. E. A. Lyman went to St. Paul
Tuesday on visit to her daughter.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson went to Mime
apclis by Tuesdays train on the M.
& St.L.
R. w. Sears came up from Mime
apolis Tuesday to inspect his new
building.
Miss Emma Shoning, of Rochester,
is the guest of Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl
this week.
Mrs. Aiken, mother of the Gazette
man, arrived from Wisconsin last Fri
day evening.
Miss Lois Bohannon, of Golden
Gate, was a guest of Miss Julia LIGHT
warck few days this week.
Mesdames. Rose and Haberly, of
New Ulm, were guests in the family Of
Jos. Lichtwarck the past week.
The father of O. M. Leavens, of this
place, has been visiting here the past
week. His home is at Albert Lea.
The Misses Bent, of Redfield, Dak.,
arrived here yesterday, to accept posi-
tons as statesmen for c. A. Francois &
Co.
Miss Claggett, of Wadena, who will
preside over the primary department
of Morgan schools, was in town yes
terday.
Roy Bunch was here from Rochester
last week, but was identified with some
difficulty, as he is getting to he big
boy now.
Miss Ogden, who has been visiting
at DR.. Riheldaffer's the past two weeks,
returns to her home at Mortified to-
morrow.
Mrs. Ella Mcmillan and Miss Lulu
Hitchcock are representing the VIC.
T. U. of Redwood Falls at the state
convention at Winona.
Miss Lizzie Bissell and brother Stan
Icy will start tomorrow for Mortified,
to be present at the opening of the fall
term of Carleton College.
Geo. Ruter is expecting his brother
Herb. from St. Paul, who will gather
hayseed and Ozone on the Gilfillan
farm for season.
w. L. Abbott, jr., who has been at
work in the News-Messenger Office at
Marshall the past few months, spent
Sunday with his mother and sisters
here.
Wilbur Chollar went to Minneapolis
this week to visit with friends, intend
ing to go from there to Owatonna to
enter Pillsbury Academy at the begin
ming of the term.
Miss Luella Turrell went to White
Bear Lake last Friday, to visit with
friends and relatives for the week pre-
ceding the opening of the school year
at Carleton College.
DR.. Pease goes to Duluth next week
as delegate to the Grand Lodge from
Redwood Falls Lodge, X. of P. Con-
ductor Hughes will represent Sleepy
Eye Lodge at the same meeting.
Miss Anna Mccarthy, of Luverne,
arrived here Tuesday night to make an
extended visit to her brother and sis
ter, Matt and Marguerite, at Hotel
Francois. Miss Mccarthy won frst
honors at the graduation exercises q
ST. Joseph Academy, St. Paul, in vocal
music, recently.
Hector Mirror: The Misses Irene
and Tinnie Chapman and Lotto Sim
mons, and Master Lenui Chapnan
returned from their visit to Ngdwued
Falls Friday. Mrs. Chapman, who &C
companied them down remained to
nurse her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Peacock,
who is quite III with typhoid fever.
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FOUR CoRKERs.
Miss Mary McM;chool ~ RocLford