The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-20


Miss Ella Laird is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bonnie Nelson, at Granite
Falls.
Mrs. George Houghmaster returned
from her visit at Minneapolis last Sat-
urdsy evening.
Fred. Gilman and VIM. Pffeifer
made trip to New Ulm by team last
morning.
Fred Hauenstein was up from New
Ulm last Thursday and Friday, taking
q livery for Olivia from this point.
Mrs. A. A. VanWinkle and children
are visiting in Sioux City. They
stopped at Marshall enroute for the
Sioux town.
Fred. Offerman, wife and child leave
to-day for their home in New What
com, Wash, where Fred. is carrying |
on successful drug business.
County Attorney Clague was over
from Lamberton last Tuesday. Mrs.
Clague has been seriously ill since |
leaving her school but is now conva-
lescing.
Misses Virginia Huntington and
Carrie Isham are in st. Peter attend
ing meeting of the young people of
the Episcopal church for this district.
They are the guests of Miss Mary
Treadwell.
Trum Humphrey and wife Of Sleepy
Eye, and Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lou
Wooley of Minneapolis were guests at
the home of S. Pollard over Saturday
and Sunday. The former two return
ed to their home on Sunday and the
latter two on Monday.
Owing to a shortage in the appro-
priation Weather Observer Laird has
been notified that the weather bureau
for Redwood Falls will be discontin-
ued after July LIST. An attempt will
he made to keep the government
gauge for rainfall here notwithstand-
ing the suspension of the station.
John Lauterbach met with pain
full accident several days ago while
hanging wall paper. He fell from a
step ladder, having Large carpenters
pencil in his hand at the time of the
fall. He feal in such manner as to run
the point of the pencil through the
palm of his hand, the point protrud-
ing from the back of his hand.
The aast issue of Harpers Weekly
has out and description of the Avon
Park, Florida, enginethat runs on two
smooth boards, placed like railroad
rails without the use of ties. G. c.
ChoRar is secretary Of the company
that Us to build 10 miles of this kind
of railway that will, when completed
oosnect with steel railway at Hainei
City, FLORIDA.
| Mrs. DR.. w. D. Finn gave fare
| VIII luncheon last Friday evening a;
/ her beautiful home on MinnesOt,
Avenue for her nieces, Misses Agnes
gehnson and ErmaBrainerd. Cover
weFe laid for ten and the menu was q
1.-THE most delectaBle kind. Misses
4 Johnson and Brainerd left yesterda.
i fertilizer home in Wisconsin to spenG
lhhessummer.
/ Rev. P. II. Swift, ID. D., of Chicago
4 will preach in the Methodist churcl
next Sunday morning. DR.. Swift il
BHhe4son of Rev. Nathaniel Swift of .thi
\ place, who founded the Redwood Fall
I Methodist church. The Doctor is con
Asiaered one of the Heading diyises i,
4 Chicago and the announcement tina
4 he isGo speak here is only neoessar,
to insure him . packed house.
i Rev. L. L. Hanscom has gone t,
1Chattanooga, Team. He will be ;ac
eampanied by a large number o
psominent Minnesota. divines and Ep
worth leaguers, among the numbe
being Presiding Elder Stafford ane
Rev. f. A. Cone. They go there tt
attend the annual meeting of the In
transitional Epworth League. They
will also visit the old battle grounds
of that section.
The record of milk receipts at Red.
wood creamery for the week ending
last Saturday evening follows: Mon
day 6,skl, Tuesday 7,274, "Wednesday
|7,776, Thursday 1890, Friday S,O7C
and Saturday S,l23. Delhi station
turned in between 2,2OO and 2.5OO
pounds dsily. Monday the receipts
at the creamery were 8 1854 pounds ex-