The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-23

J. P. Cooper was visitor in Mar.
shall last week, according to the local
papers.
Jos. j. Wendall, special agent of the
New York Underwriters and of the
London & Liverpool & Globe lnsur.
ance companies was in the city for q
day or two last week.
There was another very heavy frost
last Monday night but outside of the
destruction of garden truck and sci
back for corn and potatoes no damage
was done. The frost was general, ex-
tending all over Minnesota and the
Dakotas.
Mrs. O. L. Dornberg of this city
read a paper on "Christian Endeavol
and Missions at the Presbyterial
meeting of the Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary society at Tracy
last week. The Trumpet says that
the paper was most interesting one
The city council held a special
meeting last Friday evening and al
lowed Contractor J. M. Maurier's fin
al estimate for the construction of the
sewer system. The total was 1851
This included the construction of the
terminal system, so feet north to the
Redwood river, which only cost the
city little over $50
The Memorial services will be con-
Quoted next Sunday forenoon in the
court house at 1870 and all the
churches are requested to unite az
usual in these services. A collection
will be taken for the Childrens' Home
of St. Paul, in WHICH all denominations
are interested. Rev. John Sinclair
will preach the Memorial sermon.
! Mrs. w. L. Abbott came up from
St. Paul on Wednesday of last weel
and is now preparing for her residence
in this city. Misses Mira and Susie
came over from Renville last Saturday
evening and will spend most of thu
summer with their mother in THU
city. They expect to spend one o.
two months at Lake Minnetonka.
The Morgan base ball club ha'
blood in its eye ever since it defeated
the Sleepy Eye youngsters. The clut
actually wants to go against the Red
wood base ball club and insinuatel
that it has money to put up that il
will win. Charlie Luscher is nov
coaching the second nine boys to d.
the annual act of knocking the sane
out of the Morgan clubs.
All persons caught with youns
wall.eyed pike In their possession
will be prosecuted to the full ex
tent of the State law. Young pix,
were placed in the Redwood rive
last year and are protected by law
for two years. Parents should s,
inform their children.
The annual catalogue of Carleton
College at Mortified for the academi
year of of 1894 5 shows total enroll
ment of 277 students, 122 of whicl
are in the college department and il
post graduate study. The commence
ment week from June 8 to ID is tn
25th anniversary of the college. Tn
class will consist of twenty members
II ladies and eight gentlemen.
Not enough rail fell during tn
week ending last Saturday evening t
be recorded by the government Sol
vice here. On Sunday afternoon an,
evening the fall was 27-100ths of Al
, inch. Up to and including that tim
the fall for the month of Ma,
amounted to three and 12-1OOth
F inches or l5-1Oeths of an inch NOR
than during the entire month of May
{ 1891, the year of the big crop. O
course, tbs year the ground viii
stand much more rain than was nee
essary during May 1891 but suf6cien
has already fallen this month to wal
rant the statement that the comm,
harvest, barring hail, will be {
bounteous one. A little rain in Jun,
will be beneficial, but if necessary, tn
wheat can do without it.
. Col. Samuel McPhail is about t,
join the Polish Catholic church a
Taunton according to an item in tn
Lake Benton News speaking of tn
rapid increase in the growth of thu
membership of the church. 1t says
Even old Col. Samuel McPhail, it il
said, is now being catechisee