The Redwood gazette., 1897-07-15
Miss Ella Hawk returned from St.

Miss Ella Hawk returned from st.
Paul, where she has been teaching
school, last week.
w. S. Clayson and daughter, Miss
Mabelle, are visiting with relatives in
Warsaw, this State.
Mrs. r. D. White has gone to Lake
Benton where she will spend the sum-
mer visiting with her sister.
Miss Nettie Houck has been attend
ing the Maplewood Park Assembly
meeting at Waseca during the past
week.
E. L. Beach was taking in the Elk
festival in Minneapolis last week.
Dick is of the opinion that the Elks
are the hottest people on earth.
Miss Lena Winter returned from
Wilmot, S. D., last Saturday. Miss
Winter has been teaching school there
during the past season and will re-
main here during the vacation.
J.. R. Lankard has revoked the
deputyship appointment of Daisy M.
Clayson and has appointed Grace M.
Chadbourne as deputy county treasur-
or to succeed the now Mrs. Mason
Terpening.
E. B. Hale of this city was present
at the G.. A. R. encampment in Blue
Earth City last week and dispatches
contain the information that he sang
several war songs before the large
gathering of old soldiers and others.
w. S. and Mrs. Clayson started for
Warsaw, this State, last Thursday,
but owing to the extreme heat of that
day Mrs. Clayson was taken i'll when
but a short distance from Redwood
Falls and they we're obliged to return
to this city.
Mrs. T. A. Jones and q sister of
Rev. Mr.. Jones accompanied the lat
ter on his drive to Maplewood Park,
Waseca, last week. The party will
remain there this week. Mr.. Jones
sister resides at Fairmont, but will re-
turn to Redwood Falls with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones and will remain here dur
ing the present summer.
| Secretary Stewart of the Farmers
Alliance Mutual Insurance Co. of the
Town of Redwood Falls reports two
losses of that company during the
past two weeks. One was the loss by
fire on the night of July 6 to Francis
Cain of Westline, that farmer losing
his barn, horses and some grain by
the confagration. The other was {
loss of two COWS by lightning to Johr
!. Kleinschmidt of the town of Morgan
on July l.
The Methodist church Sunday
school induIged in picnic in Hon
ner's Grove last Friday. The Grove
of pupils was large one. The
youngsters amused themselves by eat
ing and wading in the water, while
the older people indulged in a game
of ball with the younger, aside from
eating. The older people, or Judge
Bowers club, won the base ball game
The ladies of the party were content
ed with social time on the green,
Last Thursday was the hottest day
of the season. Gilbert Mckay, who
watches the thermometer closely dur.
ing the summer season, states that the
thermometer at his place registered
SO degrees ia the shade during the af
ternoon, which was just one degree
warmer than on the previous day
Sleep was out of the question Thurs
day night until about three O'Clock
Friday morning when a north vino
came up and cooled the atmosphere
and kept it SO all of Friday and Sat
urday, with cloudy weather and light
rains.
F. S. Pollard returned from Mime
apolis last Friday. He states that his
mother is improving slowly, and that
the physician treating her has rec
commended her staying in Minneapolis
several weeks longer, after which she
will go to Hutchinson to spend the
remainder of the summer. Mrs. Pol
lard was weighed on Friday morning
and only weighed 81 pounds. Mr.
Pollard witnessed the Elk parade il
Minneapolis the day before and states
that it was something gorgeous, ovel
5000 Elks being in line, some lodge:
being in gorgeous array, while Others