The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-02-04

Andrew Hansen of Vesta was Z
business caller here Thursday.
Henry Zorn of Underwood Township
was Friday caller in Redwood Falls
Attorney Kempton of Marshall was
a Wednesday business caller in Red
wood Falls.
G. w. Gold left Monday for New
York and Washington, D. c.. on bust
ness matters.
County Commission George Schmei-
sing of Lucan was Friday caller in
Redwood Falls.
Mrs. w. A. Hauck left last Tuesday
for Sioux Falls, S. D. for visit with
her two sisters.
DR.. G. L. Grapp spent from Satur-
I day until Tuesday in Minneapolis on
business matters.
j. F. O'Meara, L. P. Larson and G.
A. Barnes spent Monday in the Twin
Cities on business matters.
L. E. Feir is ill at his home suffer
ing from pneumonia. He is under
the care of Miss Arndt, a trained
nurse.
Miss Blanche Stewart who is teach
ing at Belview was weekend visitor
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Pettis entertain
ed number of guests at their home
last Monday evening at dinner. Cow
ers were laid for eight.
J. B. Philbrick left last Wednesday
for New York where he will spend
the next few weeks buying the spring
goods for the Philbrick Store.
C. M. Showajter returned last Fri
day from st. Paul where he attended
the Shoe Dealers Convention. Mrs.
Showalter and son who spent several
weeks in Illinois the guest of rela-
tives accompanied Mr.. Showalter
home.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to Will
liam T. Schneider and Bertha A. Nell,
George w. Ellison to Cora Woodward
Grapp, John Macholda to Marie Do
beas and w. D. Hales to Viola E.
Westlin.
The county fair association OF
Brown county has already booked its
attractions for the annual fair, which
will be held on August q, %, 20 and
80. Many platform acts have been
engaged, besides huge spectacle
known as pioneer Days." which re-
quires hundred people to produce
Springfield Advance. -
Joseph L. Puchner, charged with
the killing of Sister Ermina at the
st. Alexander Home for the Aged at
New Ulm, was bound over to the
Brown county grand jury by Justice
N. Henningsen, following a prelimin-
airy hearing. The grand jury, which
does not meet until next May, will be
asked to return a murder indictment
against Puchner.
Jay Tiffany, a former Redwood
County resident who now lives neal
Delanson, New York, writes the Ga
zette that Redwood County is not the
only cold spot in the world. The day
Mr.. Tiffany wrote, January 28th, il
was thirty-two degrees below zero at
seven o'clock in the morning, and
january has been the coolest month
the east has seen in many years.
A very good girls wants to do house
work in private family. Write, Miss
P. C. E., Ruthton, MINI. Box 204.
30-1t.
Roy Bunting of Delhi is one of the
few poultry raisers in the vicinity o.
Redwood Falls who is an advocate Of
and he finds that the sale
of capons pays wonderfully well. He
recently sold flock of eighty capons
to the AID. Newman and Sons Produce
Company receiving for them check
of $196.80, an average price of thirty
cents per pound. Three of the birds
from his flock were shown at the
Redwood County Poultry Show and
attracted much attention.
One of the Understanding auc-
lions of the near future is that WHICH
is to be held at the Sam Schou home /
February 18th. This farm lies eleven I
miles south of Redwood Falls and is |
easily reached under ordinary road |
conditions. There is large bill to
be sold, including number of valu-
able horses and considerable farm ma
,hinery. But the chief interest of the I
farmers in the community is centered
upon the twenty-eight head of cattle
which are to be sold. The cows in
his herd have been among the lead
RS in the Morgan Cow Testing As
ISOLATION for the past several months
md the herd includes number of
,ery valuable and highly-productive