The Redwood gazette., 1895-12-26

UOOQ 5ecOnO-nanQ Elmhurst stove
for sale dirt cheap. Apply at this
Office. IT,
A. A. Wilson left Tuesday for In
diana, where he will remain visiting
with relatives and friends of his youth
for several weeks.
The Misses Blanche Hawes and
Ada Westfall are retouching at Ken
nes q Brewers gallery during the
busy holiday season.
Misses Mabel McC Clary of Minneap-
oils, and Ella Vessey of Plainview,
nieces of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wright,
are paying them a holiday visit at
Hotel Francois.
The Christian church had very in
teresting exercises in conjunction with
tree at the church Tuesday evening.
Gifts were distributed, among them
being a gold watch and chain to Mrs.
Geo. Whittet.
All members of the Redwood Falls
High School Alumni are requested to
meet in the parlors of the Francois
hotel on Monday, Dec. 3Oth, at 8 p. NJ,
for business meeting. By order of
Vice-president.
Master Charles Dripps is a reader
of this paper and when he saw per-
sonal letter advertised as having been
found, he recognized the same as be-
ing the ono he had lost, sent Harry
Peavey to 'prove property, pay
charges, and take it away"
The Redwood county pupils, Is in
number, attending the Normal at
Mankato, arrived last Friday and will
exchange boarding house fare for
mothers cooking during the next two
weeks. Those whose destination was
Redwood Falls were the Misses Sadie
Holt, Pearl Seitz, Ellen and Emily
Wilson.
All taxes become due the first Mon
day in January. The personal prop
erty tax becomes delinquent the first
OF March, and ten per cent penalty is
added. The real estate tax becomes
delinquent the first of June, and ten
per cent penalty is added. The first
Monday in January following five per
cent additional penalty is added, and
the first Monday in May following the
land is sold, and it then bears one per
cent month interest.
The st. Peter Independent says
it isn't always safe to bet on other
peoples names. Mr.. A. F. Peabody
of Sleepy Eye experienced yesterday
to his sorrow. Mr.. Peabody, who
made the acquaintances of w. O.
Powell of this city at Redwood Falls,
and evidently thought it safe in
vestment to bet his friend five dol
lar note that Mr.. Powell's initials we're
M. 3. He accordingly called upon
Mr.. Powell for decision. Mr.. Pea
body is minus his $500.
The firm of O. w. Mcmillan & Co.,
with O. w. and Ella I. Mcmillan as
co-partners, has assigned to A. G.
Burmeister of the Redwood Roller
Mills. The assignment merely in
cludes the Delhi Roller Mills, against
which there is outstanding paper
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000, a
part of which is in dispute, as it is
claimed to have been duplicated
through the Citizens Bank, insolvent.
That bank is a principal creditor, al
though the estate of G. A. Francois
has first mortgage on the insolyent
property. The assignment will bring
about great deal of litigation.
The winter run of the Redwood
Falls creamery is on the increase, as
will be seen by the chart of receipts
for the first three Fridays and Mon
days of December. On the first Mon
day the receipts of milk we're 1882
pounds; on the second Monday 5,O57
pounds,and on the third Monday 5,78s
pounds. On the first Friday the re.
ceipts we're 4,A73 pounds; the second
Friday 400 pounds, and on the third
Friday 1854 pounds. The associa-
ton will be able to pay % cents for
butter made from cream received dur
ing November. J. III. Engerman, of
Delhi, had the honor of having the
highest test for that month. The test
was Sol.
The presentation of the 'sMistletoe
Bough" pantomine at Opera hall on
| Monday evening, was very successful