The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31

DR.. Ludcke of Minneapolis is visit
ling with the family Of Dwight Bissell
this week.
Albert L. Young, bright young at
torney of Gibbon, did business in this
city on Wednesday of last week.
A. II. Anderson left for Carver, this
State, last Saturday, where he will Wis
it with his parents for week or more.
Joseph Goblirsch and father Of AL
bin, Brown county, have been visiting
with George Goblirsch, south of the
city, during the past week.
Mrs. G.. Fred Thompson gave an in
formal party in honor of o. E. Maxson
and wife at her residence on Fourth
street last Saturday evening.
M. G. Olson of Dawson, one of the
bright young men of that town, spent
Christmas with his cousin, J. A. Engel-
hart of Hotel Francois. He left for
home on Saturday.
The Misses Emma Chapman and
Agnes Hitchcock, teachers in schools
on the south side of the county, were
home last week to spend the holidays
with relatives here.
Alfred Jaehning came up from his
home at New Richland on Friday OF
last week and has been visiting with
his grandmother, Mrs. r. Schmahl,
and brother, George Jaehning, during
the past week.
John J. Palmer, pharmacist at the
Otto Schmahl drug store, leaves this at.
ternoon for New Ulm, where he will
visit with his parents until next Mon.
day. During bis absence Adolph Meile
of New Ulm will act as pharmacist at
the drug store.
Applications for license to sell liquors
during the ensuing year have beer
made to the council by F. L. Peterson
G. w. Vaughn, G. w. Brown, JOSEPH
Lichtwarck, Herman Joern and R. D
i. White. The notice of applications il
published elsewhere.
, VIM. Steele of Delhi was in TIL
2 GAZETTE office on Saturday of las
/ week. He stated that he had just fin
5 ished threshing day or two before ant
, that all of his wheat, with the excep
ton of about 100 bushels, threshed from
: the outside of the stack, was taken TO
2 No. at the elevators.
: Henry Schleuder will leave for Eu
reka Springs, Ark, next Tuesday, afte
3 casting his ballot in the local election
$ He will Join his wife at the Spring
: and will remain with her for severa
: weeks. During his absence his bushes
: will be conducted by Julius Schleude
of St. Peter, well-known jeweler o
that place.
5 N. w. Cobleigh came over from Viii
low Lake on Monday and has been en-
t gagged in getting acquainted with tn
r routine duties of the office of register o
: deeds, which he takes charge of mex
r Tuesday, as well as getting his new
5 home on Jefferson street in readiness
r for his family. The latter will conn
over from the farm some time mex
week.
Herman Joern of Morgan has pur
! chased John Franks saloon fixture
l and contents, and will conduct the sa
: loon from Jan. Goth next. Mr.. Franz
e has decided to remove from this plac
: to Chaska where he has entered into
: partnership with Geo. Backer of thi
e city for the purpose of carrying on tn
milling business. The two gentlemen
1 already have the construction Of tn
/ new mill under way and hope to
ready for business in the course of few
a months. Both gentlemen will remov
J, their families to that town.
e A yearly feature of G. I. Hood & Co,
the Lowell Sarsaparilla and Pill con
D Germ, is the issuance of a calendar
Y Each year the company issue ney
design and with each year handsom
e er design is given to the public, al
+ though it seems impossible to improv
4 on them from year to year. This yea
the popular house has issued beauti
4 full specimen of the photographers art
: child's face properly traced and Gu
e out and highly embellished. The cal
Y endar also contains something pertain
a ing to every month of the year and tn
y year as whole, as well as MONTH.
: coupons giving the holders the right t
s some valuable article given away b,
/ the company. Six cents in stamp
, gets one of the calendars.
e Up at Balaton a gold fever has bee1
created-fctitiously or otherwise. Tn
e Tracy Herald states that gold was dis
e covered at the bottom -of well Their
: and that the drinkers of the waite
6 from the we'll have been addicted to tn
|. gold cure ever since. The Herald con
e tinues: About year ago w. A. Sand
! ers sunk well on his farm close t