The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-02
Mrs. McGettrick mas returned from

Mrs. McGettrick mas returned from
her visit in New York.
At the regular meeting of the
Daughters of Rebekah last Wednes-
day evening several we're initiated and
refreshments we're served.
Hon. o. B. Turrell made trip to
St. Paul before returning home last
week. He came up on the Milwaukee
to Olivia on Saturday evening, driv-
ing over from that town.
DIR. and Mrs. w. D. Finn left Tues.
day for Baltimore, Nd, where the
Doctor will attend the annual meeting
of the American Association of Rail
way Surgeons, of witch he is mem
Der. DR.. and Mrs. Finn will be alb
sent from Redwood Falls between
two weeks and one month.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day forenoon the subject will be
"The Broad Sweep of the Promises Of
God" Evening: "A Poor Woman
Immortalized." -Acts tx :36. Prayer
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Meet
ing of the Ladies' Society tomorrow
at the church. Supper at $50 pm
Major R. H. G. Human of Morton
was over on his bicycle last Saturday
Miss Eva Mcconnell accompanying
the gentleman home on her wheel
When within a mile of Morton Miss
Mcconnell had the misfortune te
break two of the chilled steel balls
used as ball-bearings in her bicycle
and was obliged to ride into Morton
on a lumber wagon that happened
along.
R. A. Turrell and Judge Bowers
returned from their trip to Mankatt
last Saturday. c. G. Chollar, wht
was one of the witnesses in the banl
case, left Mankato Saturday morning
for Owatonna, where he visited shor
time with Miss Bessie, and then lef
for Chicago to spend Sunday will
Wilbur Thomas Chollar. On Monda,
he left the Windy City for Avon Park
Florida.
4 Israel Bruckman of Mankato wa
in the city last Saturday and Monday
, He represents the Citizens Fire Asso
citation of that city, which writes in
surance at rate of one-sixth less thai
the old-line companies charge, ant
wrote quite number of policies dur
/ ing his stay in this city. The out
rageous increase in the insurance rate
on bushes property in this city mad
!, by old-line companies through thei
7 travelling agent about two years ago
still fresh in the memory of our citi
zens, who, not intending to pay insur
ance ON st, Paul andlMinneapolis prop
, erty, are seeking cheaper rates.
|, The stockholders of the Redwo x
!, Falls Creamery Association held
meeting last Saturday afternoon
There was an excellent and enthu
, siastic attendance. Minor details 70
> the operation of the plant were pei
D fected. Secretary Dornberg reporter
that all of the machinery for tn
, creamery had arrived on Friday,
!, coming over the Northwestern fror
Chicago in three days. The buildin;
| was ready for receiving the machiner
: on Saturday evening, but there is still
1 some work before the building will b
. completed. The first receiving wi
D probably occur some tiree next weei
:. The various township assessors wer
ia last Saturday securing their sup
f plies from the county auditor. The
we're notified that the State Board q
I Equalization hsd decreased the vals
alton of three-year-old horses 20 pc
$ cent. This decrease is from tn
county valuation made hast July. TIL
State Board increased the valuatio
/. of two-year-oh cattle 20 per cent
r COWS, 10 per cent; oxen, 20 per cent
> all other cattle over three years ole
Is per cent; hogs. .33aa per cent
7 watches, clocks, etc., us per cent
, melodeons and organs, Is per cent
, pianos, rs per cent; household an,
: office furniture, 10 per cent; agricul
, tural tools and implements, 10 pc
cent; shares of bank stock, rs pe
cent; stocks of saloons, so per cent.
and the value of lands, exclusive O
structures, 10 per cent.
A rather sensational cavern oc
Cured in the sewer trench on Wash
ington avenue in front of c.. Fred
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