The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-02-17
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken From the
Country Papers.

settled by the appointment of VIM.
Mueller of Springfield. News of his
selection as the successor of Richard
Geisinger was received from St. Paul
yesterday.
Morgan Messenger: At the cream
cry meeting held at the city hall Fri
day, for the purpose of discussing
the proposition of establishing a
cream route, the question carried by
vote of Is to 10. The course of the
route and other arrangements will
be taken care Of by the officers.
Sleepy Eye Herald: J. j. Neu-
decker of Clements was in the city
several days the past week visiting
his brother Frank and other rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Neudecker
is an enthusiastic breeder of fancy
poultry and gave very interesting
and instructive talk on How to
raise chickens" at the special pro-
gram which the Sleepy Eye Poultry
Association gave last evening.
Milroy Echo: Messrs. Hans and
George Roy of Underwood township
took the evening train Tuesday for
Sleepy Eve to attend the funeral of
their nephew, Walter Jacobson. who
died last Friday night at his home
in Washington, D. G. Mr.. Jacobson
will be remembered by many of this
place and was here during the con-
struction Of the farmers elevator.
He was on the capitol police force
the past two years. Typhoid fever
was the cause of his death.
Fairfax Standard: The farmers
institute advertised for Fairfax Sat-
urday was not held for the simple
reason that Fridays blizzard put
the institute out of business. The
business men of the town had 100
pounds of boiled ham and 125 dozen
buns, with which they expected to
feed their institute friends on
this day on their hands, but by a
little rustling Saturday afternoon
the stuff was disposed of without
loss. An effort will be made to Sc
cure the institute workers at later
date.
Milroy Echo: Tuesday noon Alex
Jaworski and Miss Carrie Sovil left
for Mankato, where the latter's
father is at a hospital for treat
ment. It appears that while in a
saloon at Minneota Tuesday of last
week Mr.. Sovill got into an alterca-
ton with some fellows and in the
riot he was badly injured. His nose
was broken, teeth broken out, one
eye gouged out and otherwise badly
beaten up. so the report comes to
this place from reliable authority
1t is thought that the old gentleman
will not live.
! Morgan Messenger: A. P. Ander.
son, who has been in Williams coun
ty, Nd, for the past year farming
has returned and expects to remain
here permanently. Mr.. Anderson
owns farm in Three Lakes town
ship which he farmed a number oil
years prior to his leaving for NORTH
Dakota. He homesteaded quarter
section in North Dakota but IS MOI
overly pleased with the country. HI
disposed of his holdings and come:
back with the same opinion as many
others that Redwood county is gooo
enough for him.
Mankato Free Press: The Hahn
Harmon company of Minneapolis
stationers, printers. etc., has com
menced an action against James T
McCleary in the district court tt
collect the balance Of note fol-
5000, given by Mr.. McCIeary fol-
work done during his campaign two
years ago, it is presumed. There
has been $500 paid on the note, anc
the suit is brought to collect the bal
ance of $500 and interest. The
note was due a year or more ago
Young & Gates, of this city, the
plaintiffs attorneys, have attached
Mr.. McCleary's lot on South Front
street to secure their client.