The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-01-23


shipped two car loads of fat cattle to
Chicago Monday.
0. F. Conway's Pasadena, CAL, adj
dress is corner Mountain street and
Los Robes avenue.
Mrs. A. L. ingalls, left for her home
in Revillo, S. D., Monday, after visiting
two weeks with her parents.
Mayor w. F. Dickinson and O. l..
Dornberg returned from the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Masons of
Minnesota last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Gilman and child Of
Echo, who have been visiting here
with the formers sister, Mrs. Guy N.
Rowe, for several days last week, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Bertha Roberts returned Mon
day from her home in Columbus, Wis,
where she has been visiting since
Christmas. She is again behind the
counters at Francois & Schmahls.
Another sample of Ignite coal was
left at this office during the past week.
1t is an excellent quality of the kind
and burns very easily. The discoverer
is reticent as to the place of discovery.
John P. Cooper left Monday for
Madison in the interest of the Kim
ball Piano Co. He has been EN-
ployed by that company to work the
southwestern section of this State in
it's interest.
Word was received from A. A. Will
son last Thursday that his father died
at his home in Indiana, on the even
ing of Sunday, Jan. 18th. The elder
Wilson was nearly 80 years of age at
the time of his death.
Single fare tickets ever the st. Louis
railroad can be purchased Jan. Fl,
oath and 3Oth, and will be good to re-
turn two days after date of issuance.
This announcement takes precedence
over the announcement of last week
in which it was stated that the ticket
was good for only one day after. date
of issuance.
At special meeting of the Board
of Education last Monday evening
James Aiken of The GAZETTE was
elected a member of the Board to
succeed G. w. Mead, resigned. No
president of the Board was chosen
Miss Matte Bigham rendered her
resignation as a teacher in the public
schools, the same to take effect on
Jan 3lst.
Norman P. Nelson of Chicago, con-
nected with Marshall Field & Co., OF
that city, and better known here as
the husband of the late Daisy Bent
Nelson, was in the city last Monday
and Tuesday. 1t was his first visit
here since the death of his young
wife whom he wooed and won in this
city, and her wide circle of friends
and acquaintance were given thei1
first opportunity to express thei1
deepest sympathy.
Max Knopf sold two tracts of land
both improved, during the past week
One tract was the southwest quarter
of section 25 in the town of Granite
Rock and the other was the northwest
quarter of section 20 in the town Of
Vail. The two tracts were sold t.
VIM. Shanly and Thos. Mooney Of
Iowa, who propose to move on the
same in the spring. The first tract
sold for $2,4OO and the second for S.,
800. There is a good residence anc
barn on either tract.
Henry G.. Wolff died at his home
near Bird Island in Renyille county
Monday morning. He was II years
of age and was brother of H. B
Wolff and an uncle of J. e. Wolff, O
Wolff & Co. Of this city. The ole
gentleman visited in this city severa
weeks ago and made many friends
while here. Mr.. Wolff, it appears
was suffering from a cold last week
This ran into pneumonia and on Sat
urday his condition became serious
At that time H. B. Wolff and wife, be
ing notified, left this city for Bire
Island. The deceased has resided OF
his present farm in RenviIIe count,
over II years. He leaves wife anc
a number of children, all of the latte
being we'll advanced in years.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis i.
making a remarkable record for itsel
on it's earnings. It is unofficially re
nortad that during the six montho n