The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-09-10
Miss May Ferris spent Tuesday with

MISS May Ferris spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Ellison at Evan.
Subscriptions to The GAZETTE con-
tinue coming in at the popular price of
81 per year.
B. A. Ferris was among the st. Paul
visitors last week. He returned home
Friday evening.
A. Z. Ochs Of Springfield, the brick
manufacturer of that town, was at Ho-
tel Francois on Tuesday.
DIR. Deniston and wife and Miss An
ma Tedrick of Westboro, Ohio, are in
the city visiting with John Moon and
wife.
VIM. Brooks went to Echo on the
west-bound ST. Louis train last Mon
day. He will hereafter be found at
work in the office of the Echo Enter
prise.
T. J. Sewers and wife Of Piper City,
ILL.,, was visiting with Commissioner
James Arnold and wife last week. The
four took dinner at Hotel Francois on
Monday.
Miss Florence Ward of Waseca and
Mrs. Eugene Hendrickson and child of
St. Paul have been visiting with Mrs
Anna E. Ward of this city during the
past week.
Agent H. l.. Beecher of the North
western system leaves to-day for Mil
waukee and Chicago. He will spend
Sunday in Chicago and return to Red
wood next Tuesday.
Patrick Dineen of Sanborn came over
from that place last Sunday, bringing
with him his daughter, Miss Ida Din
cen, who is teacher in the public
schools of this city.
Editor Peabody of the Echo Enter
prise and principal Of the schools at
Echo was in the city last Saturday.
After calling on the newspaper fra
ternity he engaged the services of VIM.
Brooks as job printer in his office.
Emil Schmahl shipped carload OF
hogs and a car Of cattle to South ST.
Paul Monday evening. Before leaving
he sold $50 head of lambs and sheep to
H. S. Baldwin, to be fattened on the
Judges bonanza stock farm this winter.
A sixteen year old boy in the en-
ploy of John Swobada, residing about
eight miles north of here, had his
thigh fractured by beng kicked by a
horse last Friday evening. DIR. Finn
was called and set the fractured limb.
A Brownton item in the Glencoe
Register states: S. Pollard of Redwood
Falls was calling on Brownton friends
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Pollard
thinks there is no place like Redwood
Falls, but he never forgets his old
Brownton friends. .
Prof Clara S. Nelson of Delaware,
Ohio, who has been visiting with the
family of Mrs. P. E. Beecher in this
city during the past two weeks, returns
to her home in Delaware to-day She
will continue her work as professor OF
modern languages in the college at that
place.
The flax market, like the wheat mar
ket, is on the downward scale and on
last Tuesday the elevators at this point
were only 4S cents for the first cerea
and AZ cents for the wheat. There il
an over production in the country with
not enough consumers with the money
to buy and hence the low prices
Charles Whitney, marshal of the vii
lage of Hector, was in the city Monday
and Tuesday. He gave his testimony
in the Gordon bicycle stealing case
which was continued until yesterday
after the testimony of Whitney wa
taken. Gordon is expecting his uncle
Hon. E. T. Young of Appleton, here t,
defend him.
There will be an immigration conven
ton at Madison on Wednesday of mex
week. Among the speakers that will
be present will be Senator Knute Mel
son, Prof. Thomas Shaw, Prof Hayes
Rev. DR.. Marion D. Shutter of Mime
apolis and State Labor COMMISSIONS
Powers. The convention occurs on tn
first day of the Lac qui Parle count,
fair.
The Journal of Monday evening con
tanned an item to the effect that E. H
Mcleod was arraigned in the polio
court of Minneapolis that morning OF
the charge of issuing check on banl
when he knew he had no funds there
The compliments were the proprietor
of the Windsor hotel of that CITY and i
is alleged that he has issued check
amounting to $3.50 on banks. Mcleod
will be remembered by good many
people of this city as being agent fo
the United States Savings & Loan AS
ISOLATION, which has local board here
He has also been connected with news
papers in this section of the State, hi!
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