The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-04-23

| oouoo molly VI W8Q0Q8 was IN the
city over Sunday on real estate bust
ness.
Ed Simmons and Seba Byram left
for Mankato Monday as witnesses in
the Hendricks case to come before
Federal jury.
Mrs. WI Cornish left Monday for
Salem, Oregon, by way of the Canadi-
an Pacific Railroad. In Salem she
will reside with her daughter.
Mrs. c. V. Everett, Helen and Ben
jamin Everett returned last Friday
evening from ten weeks visit with
Mrs. Everett's mother at DePere,
Wis.
S. D. Peterson of New Ulm was in
the city last Friday and Saturday
looking up evidence in the Seaman
case as we'll as attending to business
matters.
Rev. John Sinclair returned from
his work at the meeting of the Tracy
Presbytery last Monday. Mr.. Sinclair
was in Marshall during the latter part
Of the week.
U. &. Truax and family have moved
into the VIM. Skinner residence, where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Truax is agent for the Omaha Life
Insurance Go.
DIR. j. w. Golden, V. S., arrived
here from Sleepy Eye last Monday,
and is now installed at Hotel Fran
co.'s ready to respond to all veterinary
calls. DR.. Golden is a graduate of
the Chicago Veterinary college.
George Carroll, an old Redwood
boy, and at one time operator in this
city, was visiting old friends around
here during the early part of the
week. George is now agent and oper-
ator on the Great Northern in North
Dakota.
w. NJ. Skinner and wife left for Mis-
souri, Monday. They will remain in
that State for several months. Just
before leaving Mrs. Skinner received a
telegram that a son-in-law, Prof. V. E.
Loba, well-known. here, was not ex-
pected to liye.
Next Sunday morning all Odd Fell
lows and their wives are requested to
meet at the hall at ten o'clock, to go
in body to church to hear a sermon
on Odd Fellowship. The general
public is also invited to join in the
church services.
Mrs. H. G. Ackmann gave dinner
to a small circle of her German
friends at her home on Bridge street
last Friday evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Teller of Faribault,
Mesdames Ener Birum, j. A. Beard
and John Weiss, and H. G. Ackmann.
Miss Eva Mcconnell leaves next
Monday for Helena, Montana, where
she will reside with sister, who has
been visiting at the family home near
Morton for several weeks past. Miss
Mcconnell Will soon take trip over
the Northern Pacific to Seattle and
return.
Street Commissioner Woffensmith
has been at work with force of men
and teams trying to level up the bust
ness streets during the past few days.
Several culverts are also being re-
paired and holes caused by the filling
in of the sewer bitches last fall and
the rains of the past two weeks, are
also being properly graded.
Services at the Church of Christ on
Lords Day, April 26, at 1870 a. M,
and the subject is practical Christian
ity; can there be any other?" Bible
school at II NJ, subject, "The Rich
Man and Lazarus" Luke 16:19-31.
Endeayor meeting at p. M, subject,
CHOOSE the good part" Luke 1898,
Matt. 6:3l-34. At 8p. M, "How to
study the Bible," 1 Tim. 2:l5. Illus
trated with chart. Special invitation
to all.
The report of the creamery for the
month of March shows the number of
patrons to have been ITO. The total
amount of milk received was 1874, 100
pounds, the total amount of butter
made 8,415 pounds, the receipts
$l,534.22. 20 cents per pound was
paid for butter fat. The increase over
February was $34O. The daily re-
ceipts of milk during the month was
7,1Q pounds. There are now ten
creameries around Redwood Falls,
| viz: Willow Lake and Shutdown. Bel