The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-29

1 LIE most SUCCESSFUL m0ulClu0 Mduu
featured Rocky Mountain Tea.
E. r. Houck conducted services al
the White school house in New Avon
township last Sunday.
Fred Sheffield of Brookville was
visiting with the family of w. S. Clay
son over Sunday and Monday.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
1.-THE Christian church will give q dime
ice cream social at the home of Miss
Myrtle Wilcox tomorrow evening. All
are cordially invited.
In the examination of candidates
from the Second congressional dis
trict to 60 to West Point, Ralph
Yates of New Ulm was first and Mark
Woolery' of Blue Earth was second.
A superb Knights Templar charm
was lost between this Office and the
residence of Capt. w. P. Huntington
on Monday night. The finder will
confer favor by leaving the same at
this office.
Tim O'Connor and wife and John
O'Connor and wife of Renville drove
over from that town Tuesday fore
noon, returning in the afternoon, after
taking in the sights around the falls
of the Redwood. e
This is the season for spring house
cleaning and painting. The season is
being taken advantage of, and aside
from more or less residence painting
all over the city the whips of the car
pet cleaners can be frequently heard.
Col. S. P. Hicks of the Nettiewyynnt
Farm, came over last Monday to at
tend to grand jury duty. Col. Hicks
states that seeding is being pushed
rapidly in his end of the county and
that grass is advancing as rapidly as
possible for the benefit of the cattle.
If satisfactory arrangements can be
made the Schubert Symphony club
and Lady Quartette will appear in this
city on the evening of May Oath. The
club and quartette have lot of new
vocal and instrumental selections and
acatchy programmewill be presented
An attempt is being made to have
a commercial evening school hello
here in the near future, with JOSEPH
Step of St. Louis, a teacher in com
mercial branches, in charge. Thu
scholarship for the course in book
keeping, business forms, ETC., will cos
$40, the sessions to be from z to 9 p
m. Those desiring to join the class
should apply to N. Mahowald.
Jailor Robidou and Deputy Sheriff
Simpson went down to Morgan Tues
day morning in response to a Telegram
received by Sheriff Pease to the effec
that a resident of that section needed
an examination for insanity. The two
returned shortly before noon and an
nounced that the person in question
was as sane as either of them, ane
consequently was not brought along
with them.
It is surprising to note how fast tn
wheat is pushing through the groune
this year. The writer made hurriet
trip west to Belview last Monday ant
saw a number of fields in which tn
wheat was we'll through the ground
Some of the fields had only beer
planted a week or ten days previous
The Lindeman tract on the Nortl
Redwood hill was through an inch O
more. The grain was all looking fin
. and first appearances gave the usua
, indication of good crop.
A report was brought to town Mon
day morning that vandals had beel
} at work in the cemetery and that sew
eral stones had been injured as a re
suit of their work. The report SEEM
r to have been without foundation
Three stones had been injured, tn
most important one having the urn re
moved from the top. This appears tt
have been done by the wind, however
and it can be easily repaired. Tn,
other pieces were broken off by tn,
! elements long since. Capt. Dunning
ton, the owner of the property, has
{ standing offer of $50 for the arrest ane
, conviction of any person or persons
committing vandalism in the GENE
terry. The broken stones emphasiz.
: the fact that the cemetery should b.
owned by an association and a maj
placed in charge of the same.
=. The various township assessors hello
: a meeting at the auditors Office las