The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-01

Editor Tuttle of the Echo Enter
prise was in the city on circus day.
Ex-Sheriff w. J. Glynn of Blue
Earth county was in the city last
Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Bissell has been
visiting with Mrs. R. S. Pickett in
Echo during the past week.
Charles McClintock returned last
Saturday from an extensive trip
through Iowa in the interests of the
Nichols-Shepards Threshing Machine
Co.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson and children
of North Redwood returned from an
extended visit among Mrs. Anderson's
relatives in Nicollet county last Sat-
urday evening.
j. w. Mccormick of Worthington
came up from that town last Saturday
and visited with his family at Thos.
Cummings over Sunday. He returned
with his family on Monday.
Secretary O. L. Dornberg expects
to be up this week. He has had long
siege of illness, resulting from rheu-
matte fever, fever that has, at inter-
walls, been travelling all over his body.
Misses Lucy Rowe, Fannie Everett,
Lulu Turrell, Lucy Woodward and
Matte Bigham left over the North
western last Monday for Minneapolis
where they will attend the University
training school for the next two or
three week.
Fred Homer threshed 81 acres of
wheat last Saturday. The 81 acres
averaged him over p bushels of No.
l wheat per acre. The machine meas
ured it at ~ while the elevator meas
ure gave him an eighth of bushel
more to each acre.
G. w. George is now in the market
again for wheat, barley and fax at his
new elevator on the old Laird Norton
Co. site next to the G. &. N. w. right
of-way. Mr.. George is well-known to
the farmers patronizing the Redwood
elevator system as thoroughly
square buyer, giving his patrons the
benefit of the doubt at all times.
That he will receive plenty of grain
there is no room for doubt. 1t
The receipts at the Redwood cream
cry for the week ending last Saturday
evening were as follows: Monday
1854, Tuesday 6,7O4, Wednesday
6,942, Thursday e,093, Friday 6,779
and Saturday $685.. From this was
manufactured % tubs of butter of 60
pounds each. Several tubs of this
butter was sold to H. G. Ackmann and
Geo. Lechner to meet the demand
created by the local market. 1t is the
intention of Redwood merchants to
handle creamery butter alone.
The Marshall club has been desir.
Gus of meeting the Redwood club
barring the crack Redwood battery on
the local grounds for some time past
and Charlie Luscher hoped to have
the game played here tomorrow but
owing to the Marshall players having
two dates for this week the Redwood
Marshall contest will be postponed fol
a week or more. Redwood is to pick
the best men, barring Dickson ano
Buxton, while Marshall is to pick tn,
best men that can be found in tina
town.
The Wrought Iron Range Co. EN-
ployees are certainly gentleman.
lot of fellows. This fact is clearly es
tablished twice week, once on Satur
day evening and again on Monaa.
morning, when they come in and leav
town. Upon arriving they give eacl
other the warmest kind of a greeting
inquiring as to each ones individual
health, sales, etc., and when they de
part on Monday morning they bi'
each other an affectionate farewell
with a hearty handshake as thougl
they were not going to meet again in 5
years. They wish each other goo
good luck, health, etc. On the street
they conduct themselves in YER
gentlemanly manner.
There is some doubt as to whethe
Mrs. JOS. Chadderdon will act as
member of the Board of Education, t.
which position she was elected weel
ago last Saturday evening. It appear
that her name was used during he
absence and after she stated positive
lv that she would have nothing to q,