The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-02-18

| NicOllet county, visited. with Julus
Schleuder of this city last Friday.
Paul Dornfeld of Saltwater, is visit
ing with his brother, II. S. Dornfeld,
and friends, south Of the city. He will
remain here for several weeks.
Ross Houck and wife of Faribault
came up from that city on Wednesday
of last week, and have been visiting
with the formers parents east of the
city.
August Knuepple left for Gibbon last
Thursday, where relative has been
dangerously ill for some time past.
Mrs. Knuepple has been at Gibbon for
several weeks.
d. G. Willard of Mankato, son of j.
A. Willard, was in the city last Friday
looking after some of his fathers real
estate interests in this county. On Sat-
urday he disposed of tract of land
near Morgan at the rate of $50 per acre.
E. G. Greene was in Winona during
the latter portion of last week. He
was comforting with the Winona Lum-
Der Co., of which concern. he is local
manager, regarding the plans for the
new down town office of that company
in this city.
The ice for the creamery was put up
last week-23 cords of as fine ice as
ever pulled out of the Redwood river.
Frank Welch took the contract at about
81 per cord, which was saving to the
creamery association of about $50 over
the manner in which it was put up last
year.
According to the annual report of the
secretary of the State Board of Correc-
tons and Charities there were six cases
of pauperism in Redwood county dur
ing last year, five of the number board.
ing in poor house or elsewhere and only
five received medical relief. The SIX
families included ten persons.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. w. Somerville leave here to-mor
row for four or six weeks trip south
They go first to New Orleans, where
they remain until after the Mardi Gras
thence to Mobile, Pensacola, Jackson
vile, Augustine and Tampa. Mr.
Somerville will put in the time hunting
and fishing and expects to get Who'll,
lot of recreation and pleasure out of tn.
trip.
Granite Falls Journal: A CONNER
cial Hotel deal between J. w. r. Win
ter of the Syndicate, Appleton, AM
Matt Mccarthy has finally been con
, summated, Mccarthy selling to Mr.
Winter half interest, as we under
stand it. Mr.. Winter will be here AM
take charge Of the house Monday next
. while Matt will go upon the road sellin.
cigars. We shall be pleased to wei
come Johnny back as citizen of Gran
ite Falls.
Mrs. Jas. Arnold of North Redwoo,
entertained the ladies' society of tn
Presbyterian church of this city at th
hall in the former place last Frida,
evening. Over $50 people from thi
city were in attendance, besides mos
of the residents of North Redwood ant
over $50 people were served supper. n,
program was given, owing to tn
length of time to serve supper. One o
two sleigh loads of the younger "push'
stayed until the most of the older one
had gone home and amused themselve
in numerous games.
DIR. 3. L. Halves returned home from
his months tour in towns around Red
wood Falls. 1t was his last trip arount
the circuit, and DR.. Halves reported tina
he had really more business then b
could attend to, aside from there being
large lumber of people who could no
call On him, on account of the con
, tinual bad weather DR.. Halves viii
+ leave here about the first ofneXt montl
, for Mankato, where he will reside il
the future. He will have his offic
there fitted up with all of the latest i'm
provements, including electric motor
etc.
4 During the past week Till Tibbett
, has sold so acres of land in Grant,
! Rock township to John Wagner at
l stipulated price of SIS per acre. III
5 has also sold the northwest quarter O
: section 80 in the same town to part,
named Littlefield, residing in Blu
! Earth county. The consideration wa
SIS per acre. He also reports the sal
: of 12O acres in Vesta to John Lyse o
: Sacred Heart at $15 per acre. Mr.. Tib
r belts has two Iowa parties negohatin,
4 for the purchase Of his large farm
: south of town in New Avon township
, The farm comprises about 1900 acre
of as fine farming and pasture land a
f there is in the State, and if the sale il
made, Mr. Tibbetts will receive in tn,
: neighborhood of 900 for the tract.
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