The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-12
G. II. Tenney's field of wheat aver

NO. 4 wheat TO the acre.
A. E. King left for st. Paul and
Minneapolis on business Tuesday.
He will take in the State Fair.
Miss Cora Adsit commenced teach
ing in Dist. % on Sept. 2. That was
the commencement of her fourth term
in that district.
Miss Blanche Halves goes to Man
kato the coming week, to study the
art of re-touching in Geo. E. Keene's
photo gallery.
II would not know how to get along
without The GAZETTE" writes Mrs.
Kate Geraldson, formerly of this
place, but now of DePere, Wis.
Mrs. W. L. Abbott has commenced
the erection of a new residence on
Broadway, and has the stone founda-
ton already for the superstructure.
Bert. Davis returned last week from
Emporia, Kansas, and other points,
where he has been visiting ever since
shortly after the burning of the Park
Hotel.
August Vogel was up from Sher-
man last Thursday. Mr.. Vogel is
vice-president of the new Farmers
elevator company recently organized
at Morton.
CD. Westlake and family quietly
pulled up stakes and left town two or
more weeks ago, leaving several I'M
paid bills. 1t is understood that they
are now at Phillips, Wis.
A. P. Davis, formerly in the employ
of H. NJ. Hitchcock & Co. of this city,
is now at Warren. MINI. He writes
that the average yield of wheat up his
way is IS bushels per acre.
DIR. Dornberg of Mankato, an uncle
to O. L. Dornberg of this city, had his
nose broken and was otherwise serious
ly injured in runaway accident in
Mankato last Friday evening.
Mrs. N. V. R. Hunter and the Misses
Rose and Gertie Hunter left for Viola,
Wis, last Thursday. They will re-
main there for some time visiting with
Mrs. Hunters parents, and DIR. and
Mrs. Wallace E. Belt.
DR.. X. J. Mckenzie will leave Red
wood Falls as soon as he can. make
the necessary arrangements. He will
return to his old stamping grounds at
Northfeld, MINI. The Doctor has
been in Redwood Falls for long
time and has made many friends and
no enemies. He has been favorite
veterinary physician and surgeon and
there are many who will regret to see
him take his departure.
Mr.. John Dobner of Lake City
made a trip to Redwood Falls on
Tuesday. He was on his way west to
Madison, Mimi, where he has bust
ness matters to attend to, and took
Wednesday mornings freight for that
town. Mr.. Dobner is the owner of
the brick building now occupied by
Schmahl & Co. and The GAZETTE. He
was the constructor of the same, which
was the first brick building in Red
wood Falls.
Avon Park, Fla, has had what it
called revival day. On that day men
with money we're supposed to open
their purses and give down." the
populace were supposed to forget
hard times, free silver and the like
and try to boom business. From the
Avon Park Idea we clip the following
&c. G. Chollar celebrated the great
day, Aug. 3lst, by purchasing the
Bank of Avon Park and will hereafter
be sole proprietor. He is entitled to
the confidence of all as an honest,
safe, conservative banker and will
conduct it in such a manner as to
serve the best interests of all"
A well-known saying is "all things
improve with age.'' That is true OF
Billy Marble and Ella Marble. Always
popular as fun makers their later days
on the stage are crowned with an art
istic success that would be highly fiat
tering to the kings and queens of mer-
ry makers. This is particularly true
of them in the refined society come
dies such as "Our Boys" and "North
Carolina Folks" Omitting the heroic
from the Carolina Folks more pleas
ant or instructive evening can hardly
be passed than witnessing its interpre-
tation by the Marbles and their COM