The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24
Miss Barry, of Arlington, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Mcleod.

Miss Barry, of Arlington, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Mcleod.
Emil Schmahl shipped several car
loads of stock to St. Paul last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huntington
we're St. Paul and Minneapolis visitors
during the latter part of last week.
DR.. E. L. Halves left Monday for a
ten days practicing tour along the
line of the Milwaukee in RenviIle
county.
A marriage license was issued to
Fred. Leopold and Mary Mauritz, of
the town of Johnsonville, during the
past week.
Mrs. Tousley, of Minneapolis, wife
of the late Col. Tousley, formerly
proprietor of the Exchange Hotel,this
city, is visiting at H. c. Ackmann's.
Mrs. DR.. Gibson asks us to again
state that those having clothing con-
tributions for the destitute should
leave the same at the Office of King
Bros. at once.
"My, what a lot of minerals there
must be in this country if all these
rocky piles contain mineral bearing
quartz, remarked lady passenger on
the St. Louis west-bound passenger
last Saturday, while passing through
the valley from Morton to Delhi.
Charles Holton was slightly injured
by being thrown out of bob-sleigh
while crossing ditch near the Shaver
farm one day last week. The wagon
box, containing several sacks of grain,
was thrown on to him. The horses
stopped, luckily, and Charles injuries
we're not dangerous.
Martin Cole, son of Ole Cole, of
Belview, had his hands and feet badly
frozen while driving from this city to
his home last Wednesday. Cole was
with companions, who allowed him to
fall asleep in the wagon box, and it
was while he was sleeping that his
hands and feet were frozen. DR.. Finn
treated Cole, and found amputation
unnecessary.
Sleepy Eye Herald: The farmers of
Rock, Redwood county, are agitating
the question of erecting a creamery.
We are glad to hear of B. Shanberger
taking so active part in the matter.
In Brown county, farmers have up to
date erected more than a half dozen
creameries, all of which are doing
we'll and making money for the farm.
ers. Redwood county is awakening
to it's needs in this respect and we are
glad to see it.
At the meeting of the city council
last Friday evening, Aid. Burmeistel
was elected vice-president by vote O
! three to one, Aid. Burmeister voting
, for Aid. Mead. The bond of the city
recorder was fixed at $500, of the city
, treasurer at SIS, 600, of the street com
; missioner at $500 and of policemen a
$1,000. Liquor license was fixed a
, $500, and the applications of Geo
Brown, G. w. Vaughn, White g. Hud
) son, Frank L. Peterson, Joseph LIGHT
, warck and John Frank to sell intoxi
t eating liquors were granted. O,
, Saturday night the council met ant
t approved the various bonds, and al
;. lowed bills for the recent city electio,
, amounting to $3.50.
4 The Y. P. S. G. E. gathering to
3 morrow friday evening is to partak'
! of the character of Fad" social
!, That means that everybody who at
tends may come wearing some badg'
f or token of their peculiar fad. 1
. varied program OF high merit ha
: been prepared which will be carriet
. out at intervals during the evening
Those who desire to promenade viii
, have the opportunity and those VIII
! wish to put in their time withou
: movement will have table games pro
: vided for them. 1t is expected tina
t this will be one of the most attractive
8 church socials ever given in the town
r The X. of P. hall is the place o
8 meeting and charge of ten cent
+ will be made at the door.
: The Marvin Creamery Co., of Min
neapolis, in q letter to G. E. Cain, man
ager of the Redwood Falls creamer.
last here, inquiring as to whether b.
intends operating the same or not mex
/. season, has the following compliment
, to him, as we'll as to the owners o