The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-22
Redwood 0O3ette
WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1907.
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from TIKI
Country Papers.

| DR.. A. A. Carlisle and wife OF
Morgan are rejoicing over the adj
vent of baby girl.
The regular May term of district
court in Brown county was opened
at New Ulm yesterday.
DIR. T. NJ. Marcellus. formerly of
Sleepy Eye and well known to many
Redwood county people, died at his
home in Charlottesville, Va, recent
| ly, the result Of a cancerous affec-
ton.
Thos. J. French, a former Lamber-
ton barber, had his leg crushed
while working with railroad
switching crew at st. Paul, SO that
amputation . was necessary. His
| father lives at Lamberton.
The Marshall cement tile company
threatened last week to throw up
the whole works and move to an
other town if the Great Northern
continued to stand them off in re-
gard to sidetrack privileges.
Ex-Supt. Race was billed for a
talk to the school trustees meeting
at Marsholl an the 4th, but on ac-
count of his train being belated,
did not arrive there until after A
O'Clock of Saturday afternoon.
j. L. Wieland, once the principal
merchant at Beaver Falls, and later
the travelling representative of a
Milwaukee house, has taken up his
residence for the summer at Olivia,
together with his wife and daugh-
ter.
1t is reported that Alex Arnold
and family Who moved to North Da-
kota last fall. will move back to
Vesta some time this summer and
live with father. and mother on the
old homestead. There's no place
like home -Vesta Censor.
Marshal Reporter: The Dudley
and Mill i base ball teams got to-
gether the first Of the week at Mil
roy The Milroyites were fully con-
WINGED that the Dudleyites were not
in it at all till after the game start
ed. The score finished II to 10 in
favor of Dudley.
John w. Hutchinson, the surviv-
ing patriarch of the famous family
of singers, is in trouble on account
of his grasping and parasitical rela-
tIves back in Massachusetts. The
old gentleman is making fight
against the heirs for trying to have
him put under guardianship. To be
old and rich and unloved by ones
children is worse than being simply
poor.
Evan Mcleod, former resident
of Wood Lake, and the son of the
late Editor Mcleod of that place,
died May 7th, at the home of his
mother in LeSueur. Mrs. Mcleod and
daughter of the LeSueur Sentinel
are entitled to the sympathy of the
newspaper fraternity over the loss
of the young man, who might have
been of great assistance to them, as
the natural successor of his father.
He was in his 21st year.
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. Chas.
Porter received word Saturday from
her sister, Mrs. Julian johnson Of
Oaks, S. D., that Florence Johnson,
a daughter Of the latter party, had
been terribly burned. The young
lady was burning rubbish in the
back yard when her clothing caught
on fire and before the flames could
be extinguished her right side was
seriously burnt. However if COM
phcations do not set in, her life will
be spared.
The secretary of the Milroy CO
operative creamery writes as fol-
lows: From actual facts and fig
ures now before me, | find that for
the past month there was shipped
from Milroy to some central plant
over 65 cans of cream that would
average about 65 pounds of cream a
can, as some of them are large cans,
this would make 1925 pounds of
cream, which at an average test of
Is would make 1856 pounds of but
ter fat, which by fair test would
make an over-run of about 200
pounds of butter and at 80 cents per