The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-10-01
Mrs. Henry Jaehning returns to her
home in New Richland tomorrow.

Mrs. Henry Jaehning returns to her
home in New Richland tomorrow.
Miss Johnson of Springfield has been
visiting with Miss Fannie Rowe during
the past week.
G. Fred. Thompson and wife drove to
Hutchinson last Saturday, where they
visited over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Caswell, Mrs. B. A. Fer
ris and daughter Clara, left Tuesday
for Tracy, where they will visit with
D. E. Caswell for few days.
Mrs. A. M. Swayne, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. P. E. Beecher
of this city, for the past months,
went to Ft. Dodge, Ia, Tuesday.
G. H. Bowe, at one time a resident
of this county, but now residing in
Merriam Park, St. Paul, was visiting
with Monroe Baldwin over Sunday, re-
turning home Monday.
Miss Mira Abbott left yesterday for
Renville, where she will teach school
during the present fall and coming
winter term. The Abbott residence in
this city is advertised for rent.
]. R. Lankard and County Attorney
Clague spoke to a large crowd of Re-
publicans and doubtful voters at Nor
gan on Monday evening. Treasurer
Lankard reports great deal of inter-
est on the money question on the part
of the auditors.
A railroad" social was given at the
home of H. B. Wolff for the benefit of
the Christian Endeavor last Tuesday
evening. Quite large number of
young people were present. During the
evening refreshments of sandwiches,
coffee and cake were served in railroad
style.
The exhibit of Poland China swine
at the county fair, briefly referred to
elsewhere, reflects credit on the enter
prise of Thos. Mckay of Delhi, who
made the entry. Mr.. Mckay has re-
Gently obtained from the herd of Geo.
Dennison, of Wabasha county, par
ticularly fine young boar of the King
Klaver branch of the Poland China
family.
Eighty-fOur assignments of land
certificates went on record in a
bunch in the office of the Register OF
Deeds one day last week. The land
was conveyed by Stephen w. Rawson
to R. D. Hubbard and by R. D. Hub
bard to George NJ. Palmer All of the
parties interested in the transfer reside
in Mankato. Nearly all Of them are
interested in other lands over which
legal proceedings were recently insti-
tuted.
The total wheat receipts at the eleva-
tors of this city during the past week
amounted to between $4,000 and 10000
bushels. On Fair day, Sept. 24th, 49,.
600 bushels alone were received by the
elevators. The different motive pow.
ers were at work all day and late into
the night in taking care Of the i'm
mense amount received. The agents
report very amusing incidents in con
nection with the selling of the wheat
Farmers have become very susceptible
over the fuctuation in prices, and whe1
unloading they are at a loss to know
whether to put the wheat in for storage
or sell it on the spot. A number o
wiseacres about town, as well as farm
ers, have concluded to hold on until af
ter election, anyhow.
The mission of the two Cubans il
Redwood Falls on Wednesday of las
week does not appear to have been pre-
cisely the same as stated by the two tt
a reporter Of this paper. The Cuban
have been up and down the Northwest
ern road, as far west as Balaton, stop
ping at Tracy, Springfield, Sleepy Ey'
and New Ulm, and their statement il
each of these towns, according to tn,
reports furnished the local press, wa
CAC of1luC SIdlCu Willie uC1C-lOOhlIlS
after a brother-in-law. Their real mis-
sion seems to have been the raising O
recruits for the Cuban service. 9TH,
American people are our friends" they
remarked, "and they are going to hell
us if their President is helping Spain. ,
The result of their trip here was the Sc
curing of one persona young Norwe
gian-American who has been around
town ever since the gold mine collapsed
where he was employed from it's incep
ton. The Cubans paid his way to New
York, where he is to enlist, and from
which point he will probably join one
of the filibustering expeditions for
Cuba.
The weekly crop bulletin for the week
ending September 21st follows: Dur.
ing the past week the weather has been
cloudy, with considerable rain, and the
temperatures have been rather below
the normal than above it, till Saturday
morning when the minimum tempera.
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