The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-18

Pitcher VIM. Morrow of the Manka-
to base ball team was in the city last
week.
S. and I. Durham of LeSueur coun-
ty, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Whittet.
Mrs. w. G.. Wilkinson and children
of Oregon we're visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin last week.
Misses Virginia Huntington and
Charlotte Schmahl entertained the
Luscher Baldwin bridal party Mon
day evening at the home of the former.
T. L. Crouley, formerly of this place,
a brother to VIM. Crouley, was mar
ried recently at Seattle, Wash, to
Miss Anna L. Sullivan. Mr.. Crouley
is now a real estate dealer at Seattle.
Curt. Aldrich left Saturday for Fill
more county, his old home, where he
has farm and where he will remain
for some time. Curt. wore sweater"
and limited that he would learn to
ride wheel while away.
John Cooper returned from Wiscon-
sin last Wednesday. The condition
of his father, who is over so years of
age, is somewhat serious, but his
physicians think that the elder Cooper
will live for some time yet.
Messrs. A. H. Anderson, w. A.
French and DR.. G. R. Pease, together
with their wives and Miss Spalding of
Chicago leave to-day for the lakes in
Kandiyohi county, where they will
camp and fish for week or more.
E. B. Williams of Lansing, State
cheese inspector, was in the city last
Friday, inspecting the cheese factory
of Chas. Fleischer. Mr.. Williams
stated that it was in excellent condi-
ton and that Fleischer was turning
out good cheese.
Geo. w. Somerville came up from
Sleepy Eye last Thursday and took
the east bound st. Louis train for Ar
lington, where he has been employed
by the people of Arlington to guard
the legal aspect of that towns inter
ests in the coming county seat fight.
Frank Birkenmeyer left on last
Wednesdays Northwestern train for
st. Paul. He assisted H. G.. Schmah]
in making extensive purchases of fall
and winter goods to take the place of
the goods destroyed by Ere at the
burning of the Francois building last
March.
E. G. Pomeroy of Underwood was
in the city visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. A. H. Anderson, last Thursday
Mr.. Pomeroy stated that wheat on new
land had not been affected by the re-
cent hot winds but on the old ground
it was suffering more or less aud the
loss would be about 25 per cent.
Will Abbott came over from Rem
vile uR his wheel last Saturday morn
lag, he having taken the Friday even
Jog TRAIN out of ST. Paul for that sta
ton. Will is to be married to Miss
Back of Mankato on Aug. LIST and
with his bride will leave for California
where they willneside in the future.
Herbert Gates was down from Gis
farm near Marshall last Saturday. HI
reports crops much better LOOKING
there than here. He said that ONLY
BARLEY was being cut while wheat ant
oats were still green in straw when III
left there. Lyen county had beer
having Plenty 81 rain and the he
winds that blew 4over Redwood eoun
ty last week did cot touch his section
A Bird Island special says tha
eleven head of cattle belonging to A
o. Hanson were killed by order o
DIR. Hewitt, secretary of the Stat,
board of health. 1t is but recently al
OF Mr.. Manson's hogs died from drink
ing MAX that had 'been taken iron
the COWS on Mr.. Hanson's farm. Tai
aroused Mr.. Hanson's suspicious, aat
he accordingly called DR.. Paulson 1,
investigate the cause, and as a result
eleven head of COWS were found to b.
afflicted with tuberculosis and wer'
killed Tuesday Of last week.
D. A. Scott and R. G.. Blackmer %
Albert Lea, two enterprising youne
men of that town, came into the citq
on q tandem bicycle last Friday even
ing, taking in the Presbyterian church
social and starting for the gold mine
and Ortanyilla osa Satssrf1au poorn;,o