The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-06
OVERFLOW LOCALS,

Rufus Wolff of Litchfeld, son of H.
B. Wolff of this place, is visiting with
his parents here.
G. D. Griffith and wife of Sleepy Eye
passed through here Tuesday enroute
home from Echo.
Miss Susie Borg of st. Paul was visit
ing with Auditor Anderson and wife
during the past week.
Miss Emma Skinner leaves to-day
for Minneapolis, where she will visit
with Miss Eta Johnson.
d. B. Scofeld of Zumbrota and
Richard Blackjack Of Renville were
registered at Hotel Francois Tuesday.
The price of one shirt waist now buys
about two. Only few left.
F. w. PHILBRICK & CO.
Norman p. Nelson of Chicago, the
husband of the late Daisy Bent Nelson,
was in the city between trains Tuesday.
J. F. Kellogg Of Minneapolis, broth
er-in-law of Mrs. Levi Annis, was visit
ing with the latter during the past
week.
Auditor Anderson and John Borg of
Delhi left here yesterday for a ten days
outing around Long Lake, Kandiyohi
county.
Those wanting good rooms and board
inquire of Mrs. G. E. Waldron, resi-
dence corner Washington and Wyom-
ing streets. 51-2t
Charles NJ. Huntington left over the
Northwestern Monday for Tracy and
Candy with a view of opening bazaar
in one of those two towns.
Mrs. o. L. Christian, who has been
visiting with her son, VIM. Christian,
in this city during the past few weeks,
has returned to her home in st. Paul.
Read our advertisement this week
from beginning to end. Special sales,
special prices, special features.
F. w. PHILBRICK & Co.
O. S. Oliver and wife Of Huron, the
former superintendent of the North
western system in South Dakota, will
visit with Rev. John Sinclair next
week.
Don't forget the farce "Per Tele-
phone' and the elaborate musical pro-
gramme consisting of solos, trios and
quartettes by the Ladies Quartette, at
the opera house next Wednesday even
ing. Admission, only 25 cents.
A. M. Schancke, assistant cashier,
Exchange Bank of Gilmore, writes, II
have to thank the efficient teachers Of
the Mankato Commercial College for
preparing me to discharge the duties of
my position" We congratulate you
Mr.. Schancke.
Aruthr P Cloudy was in New Ulm
Monday, comforting with his company
regarding the handling Of this seasons
crop as we'll as to the selection of an
agent for the new elevator recently
purchased by his company in Tracy.
Mr.. Goudy's brother may receive the
appointment.
The city council held a regular meet
ing Tuesday evening at which the
question of the extension of the Second
street sewer from Washington avenue
to the county Jail, was under consider
alton. 1t is probable that bids will soon
be called for the construction of the eX-
tension. The commissioners will ad-
vance the money for the work.
Special attention is called to the 80
inch adv. of Philbrick & Co. on the
third page of this paper this week. The
adv. is the design of G. E. Dickinson of
that concern and the mechanical get
up is the work of the head of the me-
chanical department of this office, both
of which are to the fore in their partic-
ular lines.
DR.. H. j. Fountain, otherwise known
as the "Shaker Doctor left yesterday
for Akron, Ohio, where he will organ
ize medicine company for the Root
ina people Of that place. DR.. Fountain
will travel with the company during
the coming fall and winter. His wife
will follow him as soon as the company
is properly organized.
The first load of new wheat was
brought into town last Monday even
ing, it having been threshed during the
evening of that day on the farm of O.
A. Mason. Arrnanus Moon brought
the wheat into town about ten O'Clock
p. M, and after repairing breakdown
to his wagon, skirmished up G.. w.
George, the independent buyer who Of
fered a premium of 81 per bushel for the
first 25 bushels of No. 1 Northern
brought to his elevator The wheat
stood the test of being new and also Of
the grade and Mr.. George at once paid
over $25 to Armanus. This was all &C.
cording and on account of an adv. in
last weeks issue of The GAZETTE.