The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-13

Mrs. Geo. B. Hughes and mother,
Mrs. Maxson, are visiting with rela-
tives in Marshall.
VIM. Benthy of Kasota has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city during the past week.
Mrs. Birkenmeyer of Lacrosse, the
aged mother of Frank M. Birkenmeyer
of this city, who has been visiting with
the latter for some time past, returned
home last Thursday.
B. A. Ferris made a trip to Grand
Meadow and other Southern Mime
sofa towns last Monday. His wife,
who is visiting at Grand Meadow, will
return home with him.
Miss Abbie E. Casey of Morris, who
has been visiting with the family of
H. B. Wolff of this city, left Tuesday
for Minneapolis. From that city she
will go to California where she will
spend the summer.
DR.. Giles R. Pease is circulating
around in various Ohio towns. He is
on professional business and occasion
ally takes time enough to have little
amusement just for recuperation. He
was in Cincinnati last week.
o. w. Mcmillan leaves here to-day
or tomorrow for Minneapolis, where
he will reside in the future. Mrs.
Mcmillan has been in that city for
some time. Mr.. Mcmillan will pro-
badly enter the employ of one of the
banking institutions in Minneapolis.
The funeral of the elder Welch,
father to the numerous boys residing
in and: around Redwood Falls, &C.
Cured on Wednesday of last week
from the residence of his son residing
in Redwood Falls township. The
elder Welch died on the day previous.
The interment occurred in Redwood
cemetery.
J. A. Schmahl of this paper made a
trip to St. Paul on Thursday of last
week, attending the organization meet
ing of the Northwestern Publishers
Association on Friday. Mr.. Schmah]
was elected member of the Board OF
Directors for term of two years and
was also elected Secretary to the
Board.
Editor Bohanon of the Lambertor
Leader was in the city Tuesday morn
ing en- route for st. Paul to attend the
annual Odd Fellows convention. Mr.
Bohanon stated that County Attorney
Frank Clague was married two
months ago and owing to the fac
that Mrs. Clague was teaching schoo
ut the time of the marriage the fac,
was kept a secret until her term hae
been concluded.
Census Enumerator W. S. Clayso1
is making the rounds. Every resi-
dent of Redwood Falls should taxi
enough interest in the census to SO,
that he or she is on the list. Thi
census will determine our of6cia
population until the next census il
taken, which will probably be by tn
federal government. The GAzErrl
thinks that Redwood Falls shoult
have population of about 1856 O
more.
i DR.. Halves is now making arrange
ments to spend about seven week.
around the lakes in the northern par
of Minnesota. He expects to leay'
Redwood Falls about the first day O
July and will be accompanied by hi
family. They will go into the par]
region of Otter Tail county. Tn.
Doctor will remain until about Angus
10th when he will return to eontinu,
his dental practice, leaving his famil!
at the lakes as long as they desire tt
remain.
The rainfall for the first nine day
in June, ending with the night O
June 9Th was LIS inches. On Jun,
I'd it was 48 inch, on June Sd it wa
so inch, on June 4 it was IL inch
There was no more rain until June 9tl
when it was Is inch and on the after
noon and evening the fall was As inch
making the total stated above. Tn,
fall for the whole month of June 1897
was SOB inches. The fall for tn,
commencement of June warrants tn,
prediction that June 1896 will have
as large fall as June 1891, the veal
of good crops.
Arrangements are being made for 6