The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-06

guarantee you the highest market
price for all live poultry.
1t Redwood Falls Produce Co.
Hugh Peavey spent the 4th with
his family here. and brought with
him lot Of photographs to show
what the Washburn country is al
ready producing in the fruit line.
Father McNaughton attended
church services last Sunday, not
much the worse for his recent acct
dent, though carrying memento in
the shape Of a big bandage around
his head.
Roy Bunce came in from his home
in South Dakota Saturday night and
had to get busy in the church choir
and Baraca ball game without any
unnecessary delay, while visiting the
home folks here.
DR.. Lyman left Mrs. Lyman and
Miss Ruth at Diamond Lake on his
last trip there the first Of this week,
to give the former a chance to re-
cruit her strength somewhat by a
brief vacation.
Alma Vogelpohl, age 16, left the
graded schools to attend Mankato
Commercial college, and took book
keeping and shorthand. She has
held good positions and is now con-
sidering a 81, 500 offer as private
secretary. The M. G. G. students
are wonderful successful.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road last week reimbursed Frank
Fessenmeier for the cost Of his auto,
which was hopelessly smashed by
the backing up Of a freight train at
the Morton round house crossing a
few weeks ago, as told in these
columns.
Friend Huntsberry will dream the
happy hours away for a few weeks
now, taking a vacation at various
points in Northern Minnesota, and
our readers will miss his character
istic locals in poetry and prose in
this paper. Here's to good times
for Huntsberry, in return for the
good time he has been giving our
folks.
Walter V. Drake. son of the late
Steve Drake, at one time living in
this city, was last week welded to
Miss Pearl Witzel, former employee
at the Echo postofice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drake left Echo soon after their
wedding, for their new home at
Harlem. Montana, where Mr.. Drake
will be employed in harness store.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday morning, Pastor Ehrstein
will preach on ''THE CHRISTIAN AND
ADJUSTMENTS" discussion of the
amusement question in the light Of
Christian ethics. You want to hear
this sermon. Sunday school, with
classes for all ages, from IL to | D.
p. You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
The tax collection settlement sheet
prepared at the county auditors
office shows total collections in this
county the past year Of SIC, 839. 40
state taxes and $35, O82.89 of county,
school and other taxes. total collec-
ton of $51, 922.38. Next to the
largest item in the county collections
was the ditch taxes of ST., 750.46,
the other leading items being $12.-
OBJ. IS revenue, Sc, 357.35 road and
bridge, and $4.397.34 county poor.
Redwood Falls city tax collections
were s3,605.02.
George Wells recently received
tidings by letter of the finding Of
the bodies of two COW girls, with
their ponies. who were shot to death
IN the homestead country, and the
description and circumstances con-
vince him that the girls are the same
ones who passed through this city j
westward bound several weeks ago,
and on account of their wild west
yarb were noticed by many. They
stopped at the Wells place to buy i
horse fodder and he found that they {
we're going west to take homesteads
md were travelling by horseback for
he sake Of health and adventure. S
f Mr.. Wells suspicious are correct, /
he sequel is sad one. It