The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-01-20

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visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. L. Parkhill entertained the
Ladies' Cinch Club last Tuesday ev
ening.
Till Tibbetts returned last Monday
from trip to his old stamping grounds
at Lake City and Red Wing
w. II. Andrews, the popular clerk
at the Morton Eating House, was in
the city for few minutes last Sunday
H. l.. Chadwick of Minneapolis has
been in the city for several days with
the view of organizing Court of For
esters here.
Mrs. A. McClintock of Kansas City,
Mo. is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. Schmidt of jefferson
street, this city.
The setting up of a couple of
seeders on Tuesday was one Of the
sights witnessed by pedestrians on
Second street on that balmy day.
0. B. Turrell left yesterday for a
three weeks sojourn on the Pacific
coast. He will go to Seattle, Tacoma,
and probably to San Francisco before
he returns.
The condition of E. A. Lyman, ST.,
has not materially improved during
the past week. At times he appears
to be better and at other times the
appearance is to the contrary.
The arguments in the Seaman
Alexander-Grimmer case we're heard
by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, j.
A. Sawyer of Owatonna representing
the Seaman interests and John Lind
and S. L. Pierce the opposing inter-
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsland Smith of
London, England, the latter formerly
Miss Gillian of Gilfillan Siding, were
in the city for few hours last Tues
day. They took in the scenery around
the falls, and also took several kodak
pictures of the same. G. 0. Gilfillan
was with them.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Redwood County Bank
last week A. e. Burmeister, H. D.
Baldwin, Emil Schmahl, E. A. Lusch-
or, A. E. Ward, F. M. O'Hara and H.
A. Baldwin were elected Board of
Directors. The board will elect officers
of the bank at meeting to be held in
February.
ooh, the star-spangled banner, long
may it wave" The Woman's Relief
Corps will give Flag social at G. A.
R. hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 25th
There will be programme of patriot
ic songs and readings suitable to the
occasion. Supper will be served from
FIVE to seven O'Clock, and the proceeds
are to be donated for the purchase OF
flag to float over the school building
of this city. A general invitation is
given to all and a good time is antici-
pated.
At the regular meeting of Crystal
Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah, last
Wednesday evening; the following Of
ficers were installed: Ellen Tread
we'll. district deputy; Mrs. Euretta
Kenney, noble grand; Mrs. Rose
Birkenmeyer, vice grand; Mrs. Eliza
beth McClintock, recording secretary
A. B. Trues6ell, financial secretary
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, treasurer
Mrs. John Moon, right supporter no
BILE grand; Irene Marsh, left support
er noble grand; Mrs. Jane Vale, ward
en-; Mrs. Marion johnson, conductor
Mrs. c. D. Thompson, outside guard
Belle Martin, inside guard; Mrs
Frank Hammer chaplain; Mrs. Fred
Barnes right supporter vice grand
Mrs. G. E. Mckay, left supporter vice
grand; Alvina Kinchen, past grand
Mrs. George Elmor and Miss Mabel
Elmor of St. Paul assisted in the in
stallation.
The market report of Jan. 10 says
that there is nothing in the wheat stu
alton so far as can be judged by do
mestic and foreign advices received by
Schwartz, Dupee & Co. to make farm
ers feel any loss of confidence in that
cereal at present prices. 1t is true that
there are fluctuations of few cents in
the price of options, but this is insep-
arabic from a speculative product
Cash. wheat, however, which is the
real basis of values for farmers, does
not depreciate in value,nor does the de-
mand decrease. On the contrary there
ic Stronp un1orfono RI {hic market