The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-06-05
GEORGE. The Shoe Man,

the lawmakers cantata.
NJ. H. Jones, census enumerator for
this village commenced work on Mon
day.
The Ladies Niue Society meets with
Mrs. B. A. Ferris tomorrow friday
afternoon.
Real estate dealers report al unus
ually lively inquiry for farm property
this spring.
Miss Virginia Huntington will enter
tain the St. Agnes Guild next Thurs
day. June 18th. ..
The Haymakers cantata is much
more than concert There is as much
to see as there is to hear.
The Review says that the Turner
Hall orchestra, of New Ulm, will 60 to
Morgan next Saturday.
Jeweler Schleuder intends to build
two additional rooms in the rear of
his residence on Bridge street this
summer.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
w. B. King Thursday, June 18th, at
3p. m. All ladies are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Street Commissioner O'Hara has
greatly improved Bridge street and
it's intersections at the eastern end of
that thoroughfare.
The young ladies of North Red
wood will give "Weigh' sociable to-
morrow evening on the lawn of Mr..
Ener Birum All are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
A noteworthy feature of the decora-
tions at the cemetery last Friday was
floral pillow on the grave of the late
Mrs w. E. Baker-a tribute sent from
Chicago by her sister, Mrs. Garlick.
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church Sunday, the Rector
being away attending the Diocese
Council at Minneapolis and the ordin-
atoms at the Cathedral at Faribault
Invitations having been extended to
their Presbyterian neighbors to unite
in the service at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning, when Rev. Cone
is to preach the Baccalaureate sermon
preceding commencement week, there
will be no preaching at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday morning.
Plenty of rain interspersed with
warm days makes all nature hump
herself as she only can in rapid Min
nesota summer. Nearly five and one
half inches of rainfall were recorded
at the postoffice in May-more than
one-third of the total amount of pre-
cipitation in a whole year preceding it.
Concerning the IS" supperg given by
the Ladies' Guild last Wednesday ev-
ening, it is perhaps sufficient to note
that it was fully up to the high stand
ard set by the ladies of that society,
and that the receipts were upwards of
$4S. Only skilled housewives who
are content to labor gratis for the good
of the church could spread such a re-
past at rs cents plate.
AS none of our citizens can be found
brave enough to pass around the I'M
loved Fourth of July subscription pa
per this year, we are prompted by one
of our local horsemen to ask, Why not
have some fun at the fair grounds, in
the way of races7 There are plenty
of young horses to be speeded, and a
little harmless sport of this kind might
be arranged at small cost of money or
perspiration. Come together, ye bud
ding Commodore Kittson's, Robert
Boomers and Budd Doble's.
We advise Editor Maxwell, of the
Currie Pioneer, to steer clear of Red
wood county so long as that scaffold
is standing which he has been making
light of. AS it was erected for the ben
eft of Murray county citizen, Sheriff
Mead may take notion to try it on
some other citizen of that county if
our supreme courts hang fire too long,
especially since Maxwell's capital
crime of suggesting that Sheriff Mead
turn his attention to Till Tibbetts OF
some other Redwood county politician
We don't have to hang Redwood coun-
ty citizens-all our criminals are
spewed out of adjoining counties.