The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-11


home in Wisconsin Monday.
Alfred Chadbourn returned home
from Hamline last Friday. Alfred will
remain with his parents in this city
during the vacation.
Mrs. Theodore Schoenig of Renville
county died at her home in that county,
last Sunday evening. A complication
of troubles was the cauae.
Mrs. Beecher, Miss Hattie and James
Beecher left for Redfield, s. D., Mon
day, in response to telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of Mrs. Jennie
Beecher Howard.
H. G. Ackmann was passing around
boon to bean eaters last Monday in
the shape of a sample can of Heinz's
baked beans with tomato sauce. It is
the latest delicacy on the market, and
after you try a sample you'll want a
can.
A. B. Truesdell left over the St. Louis
for st. Paul Monday to attend the an
nual convention of the Odd Fellows of
the State. Mr.. Truesdell is the repre-
sentative of the local lodge of Odd Eel
lows. He will probably 60 to Duluth
before returning to Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Fred. L. Warner and children
left over the st. Louis Monday for
Minnehaha Park on visit with Mrs.
Warmers parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thos.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Mcmillan has been
confined to the bed for several weeks
with severe attack of rheumatism.
She is improving.
Mic. Sacmary, well-known young
farmer of Kintire township, was mar
ried to Miss Susie Munderscheit of the
same township by Rev. Fir. Vonderlage
at the Catholic church in this city at
ten o'clock last Monday morning.
They will reside on Mr.. Sacmary's farm
in Kintire township.
Mrs. G. II. Ward gave party in honor
of Mrs. A. G. Weiss, at the home of the
former Saturday evening. There were
present Mesdames Finn, w. P. Dun
nington, Powell, Tibbetts, G. E. Nc
Kay, Jackson, G. Fred Thompson,
Pease, H. A. Baldwin, Knowlton,
Bell, Hughes and Miss Beecher.
G. E. Mckay, H. F. Buechner and
Emil Kuenzli left Sunday for Long
Lake, Kandiyohi county, on several
weeks fishing outing. A. G. Burmeis-
ter left for that point Tuesday. On
next Monday, if the weather modifies,
the party will be joined by George l..
Evans, N. V. R. Hunter, Frank Ken
ney, Blaine Mckay and Frank Evans
1t is probable that Miss Dagmar Jor-
genson will be engaged to teach the
primary department of the Morton
public schools during the school year
commencing next September. Miss
JOrgenson has been highly recommend
ed by individual members of the local
school board and the Morton Board
has practically decided to engage her
A. E. Chapman of Los Angeles, Cal,
formerly a resident of this city, arrived
here last Saturday and is stopping at
Hotel Francois. Mr. Chapman was in
terested in considerable of land around
here and during 1928, resided at Ho-
tel Francois with his wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, looking after the same
Mr.. Chapman notes a material growth
in the city since his departure for Cal
ifOrnia.
The Inland Printer, the leading
printers journal of the world, has the
following to say regarding THE GA
ZETTE, in connection with the answer
to query asking for information that
would cure defect in the press work
ofthe paper: "The sheets of your pa
per display carefulness in the mechan-
ical get-up, and if it were not for the
blurring on the fifth page, could hardly
be found fault with"
The real estate tax collections for the
year ending May 31st amounted to$7O,-
600, according to statement by Treas
urer Lankard. This was about Sl1 600
more than was paid in prior to the
same date last year. AS a rule taxes
were paid in better than last year with
the towns of Brookville, Shutdown, Will
low Lake and Swedes Forest as leaders
in paying. Morgan is close to them.
In the city the payments are small.
The highest levy was in this city and
Morgan.
When the Redwood Falls station Of
the Standard Oil Co. was changed
from the Mankato to the st. Paul dis
trict the Mankato agent secured control
of all the new wagons of the Oil COM
pany for his district and the one that
had been in use by Agent J. W. Ferris
prior to that time was shipped to New
Ulm. In place of it the company sent
here one of the Oldest and most disgrace
full ramshackle wagons in it's possession.