The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-09-13
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! Teddy Schluter returned from 8
| few days visit with relatives and
friends at Cannon Falls last week.
| Urn Bergen s cottage on Grove
street, in Crouley's addition, was
recently purchased by W. G. Mann
of North Redwood, and we are in
formed that it will soon be occupied
by his parents.
| Bird Island council has entered
into contract with the Acetyline
Apparatus Mfg. Co. OF Chicago for
the putting in of gas plant in that
town. The council is to pay the
company 81, 507 for the plant and
mains as per plans and speciica-
tions, while 5000 additional will be
expended on building.
E. G. Wilcox and wife, parents of
Alderman Wilcox, are here from
Usk, Wash, where they have been
living for several years past Both
are apparently in the best of health,
and were warmly greeted by many
former friends and neighbor Of this
city and vicinity. They will prob
ably remain in Minnesota for sever
al months at least.
Charles Rose, who has resided in
Brookville township for % years,
died at his home on Tuesday of last
week, from the effects of fall re-
ceiyed nearly year ago, while
carrying sack of grain up a pair
of stairs in his granary. The in
jury affected his spine, and resulted
in disease of the brain which brought
about his death, at the age of so
years.
The Censor says that party from
Winona is figuring on putting in
tow mill at Vesta this fall, provid-
ing he can get enough fax straw to
keep the mill going for few months,
and in case the straw cannot be Sc
cured an agent of the concern will
locate at Vesta and buy up all the
good fax straw to be found in that
locality. Save your fax straw.
There's money in it.
Last week furnished enough of
cloudy weather to keep farmers and
threshers guessing most of the time,
though threshing went forward
with only occasional interruption.
Meanwhile the lowering skies fur
nished guaranty of no frost for
the present, which meant millions
of dollars saved for the corn crop.
The weather clerk finds it hard
job to please every body.
F. L. Warner closed the sale of
two of his residence properties on
Fifth Street early last week. Mrs.
Fl. r Draper of Vesta now owns
the house in which the Warner
family resides, and will occupy the
same as her residence. Cashier M.
W. Hingeley has purchased the
cottage formerly occupied by Ed
Pratt, who will move into the Geo.
Hughes house on Wyoming street.
Mr.. Warmers family are preparing
to remove into another of their
houses in the same block, now &C
cupied by ] H. Baker.
]. H. Sherman closed the sale of
his Mill street market property on
Wednesday of last week, to Peter |
Richards and John Witte. The sale
included stock, fixtures and ice
house complete. Mr.. Sherman gave
p possession last Monday, and init
mated that people who think the
meat business a snap could get val
liable pointers from his experience.
Owing to the difficulty of retaining
competent help, Mr.. Sherman has
been compelled to labor strenuously
from IL to Is hours daily, and was
almost obliged to sell out in order |
to get a much needed vacation. |
Peter Richards, who will manage
the shop, is already well known
here as practical butcher, and is
associated in the business with Mr..
Witte. his father in-law.