The Redwood gazette., 1895-05-30

Harry Winn and wife Of Pleasant
Grove Farm left for Hutchinson last
Thursday on q visit to Mrs. Winn's
mother.
David and Thomas Whittet, accom-
panied by Mrs. David Whittet, are in
Spencer, Iowa, they having gone over
land by team last week.
Maj. c. B. Heffelfnger, trustee OF
G. A. Francois & Co., was in this
city last Thursday and Friday. Maj.
Heffelfnger has jus9 returned from
an extensive trip east.
Capt. J. H. Sanders put 5000 bush
OILS of wheat on the market last Thurs
day and Friday. The wheat was
sold through the elevator of G. w.
Vandusen & Co. and brought in the
neighborhood of 20 cents per bushel.
John O'Hara and Artemus Gustav
Bager were registered at the Windsor
Hotel, St. Paul, last Thursday. The
boys left the fishing party up at New
London in Kandiyohi county just to
see the sights and things of large
town.
Factory Inspector John Neversweat
Jones left for his station in Duluth
last Thursday. He will be at the
head of the lakes for about three
months. About two months will be
spent in Duluth and one month in
the mining country. '''
At special meeting of the vestry
of the Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion last week Henry G. Ack-
mann was elected delegate to attend
the meeting of the episcopacy at Fari-
bault in June. Mr.. Ackmann has
relatives in and around Faribault and
will combine church BUSINESS with
pleasure.
Herman G. Schmahl and Cashier H
A. Baldwin of the Redwood County
Bank left last Monday evening fol-
an extended trip to st. Paul, Mime
apolis, Milwaukee, Chicago, and prob
ably New York and Boston. They
will be gone for some time. The trip
will be for pleasure combined with
business.
The last issue of the Echo Enter.
prise comedies that the attempt tc
find water under that town has been
a failure and that a great deal ol
moneylhas been lost in the attempt
The council of that town allowed Mr.
McCarty, the we'll contractor, $500 al
the last meeting to pay the final esti.
mate. Echo is sadder but wiser
town.
Adjustant General Muehlburg and
r. [. Holcomh came up from St. Pau
to Morton last Thursday and looked
over the ground with a view to hav.
ing the Birch Coulee monument re.
moved to the scene of the battle il
was intended to commemorate. The
land for the monument will have te
he purchased and the owner only
wants $l00 per acre for two acres.
Ormal W. Mcmillan left aast Thurs
day afternoon on his bicycle for Min
neapolis, going 10y way OF Hector anc
following the Fl. & D. track into TIM
Sawdust city. Mr.. Mcmillan will re
main in Minneapolis for some time
and if he can find the proper employ
ment he will make it his future home
In the advent of his not fading sxtis
factory employment he will probably
move on to Chicago and eater theem
ploy of Sears, Roebuck & Go.
The Indian Greek correspondent O
the st. Peter Tribune, in the last issu,
of that paper, remarks that he kae
"jut got back from Redwood Falls
where he has been head man in tht
feather foundry-the gold mine il
booming, and the feather foundry
isn't in it any more" The same 'cer
respondent says that "Joe Tiffany
one of Redwood's most successfu.
farmers, was in this neighberhood {
few days last week-he was on big
fishing spree, but the weather was
most too cold to fish"
DIR. j. ". Welcome of Sleepy Eye
was in the city last Wednesday and
Thursday, the guest of DR.. W. D
Finn. The venerable and kline
hearted and jolly doctor called on 6
number of his old aequaintanees and
met many more, making friends
of all. He was in the best of spirits
onl ornoropAlr- or;or:-- -o-eo.I