The Redwood gazette., 1893-06-22
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TOWN TALK.

I'd. Coopers family now occupy
their new residence on Lincoln street.
Mrs. G. T. Ward and Master Harry
returned Monday from short trip to
St. Paul.
Mrs. Emil Bachman left last Satur-
day for a visit to her parents in
Young America.
Miss Helen McOuat, of St. Peter,
has been visiting with Mrs. Charles
Lamberton, of this city, for some time
past.
Capt. w. P. Dunnington was in st.
Paul last week, attending meeting
of the trustees of the Soldiers Home,
and returning Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Ferris returned last Fri
day from the meeting of the Rebekah
Degree lodge at Rochester, and from
visiting friends in the southern part
i of the State.
Mrs. Andrew Birum attended the
graduating exercises of Misses Tur-
rell and Bissell at Carleton last week,
and is now visiting with friends in
Baraboo, Wis.
The prohibitionists of the county
will hold a basket picnic July 4th at
Tyson's grove on the pond. Grafton
by Attorney Frank Fowler. Mrs.
Melville and others will also speak.
All are invited.
| Miss Esther Jorgenson returned to
her home in Mankato last Friday, and
Miss Keating to her home in Grace
vile on the same day. These two
faces will be missed in our public
schools next year.
Prof. DeGarmo closed his dancing
school last Thursday evening with a
special programme, at which the .pu-
pills were granted the privilege of in
viting friends. Quite nice party was
present, as consequence.
The summer race meeting of the
Minnesota Valley Agricultural and
Live Stock society, occurs at Morton
June27 and %. The society hangs
up 81 600 in purses, ,and an interesting
meeting may be looked for.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch, amid a
cluster of stars, announces that the
Fourth in Sleepy Eye will be a red
letter day, big procession, an ora
ton, ball game, plenty of music
and grand pyotechnic display in
the evening being scheduled.
The delegates to the District Con.
vention of Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeapor held at Tracy re-
turned Monday. They were success
full in securing the next conyentior
for this city. Lake Benton and Mar
: shall made strong bid for the honor
Quite scene wes that in one of the
local mercantile establishments las
week when dancing master was ord
cred not to enter into the private of
fee of the merchant, ard upon hi
persisting in doing SO, the merchan
raised chair, and by threat drov'
him from his store
There will be German Methodist
camp meeting in the woods owned b,
Henry Cook, just across the Renvill,
county line, three miles north of Del
hi, commencing to-day, and lasting
until next Tuesday. Several celebrat
ed German Methodists will be pres
ent, and hours of good agitation ma,
be expected. Mr.. Cook has everythin,
in frst-c]ass shape for the event.
The lecture given by Rev.. P. E
Holp, of South Dakdts, ON Kisses ane
Kissing" at the opera hall last Frida,
evening, was not largely attended, ,ow
ing to the warm weather. Those pres
ent enjoyed rare treat, Mr.. Holl
. handling the subject with humor. HI
: closed with the clever remark: "Le
other things come and go if they will
but let kissing go on forever. Let ther,
not be less, but more; but let it aIway
: be done::properly, by proper persons
!, and in proper Places
. Between ffty and sixty followers OF
{ the Jewish faith assembled at Jew
. ish farm house south of the city
week ago last Sunday aud participat
ed in ceremony which, the prevalen
idea has it, originated with Abraham
although common in Egypt long be
fore the fourth dynasty of kings, O
the birth of Abraham. A Jewish ply
sician, or the proper person from 81
} Paul was present, and the ceremon,