The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-28
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

three Genus.
Carriages and buggies, the very best
at the lowest prices, at Farrell & keefe,
North Redwood.
For SALE-An elegant nine room
house with good barn. Inquire of
FL. M. Aune. Ait.
A happy picnic time was spent
at the Beer farm west of town last
Friday, by the Junior Endeavor
society, the Ipasmuch society, and
the infant class of the Christian
Sunday school.
Pursuant TO the study of the
Ephesian letter, the theme for next
Sunday morning at the Christian
church will be THE Unity of the
Spirit, " Eph. +. No services will
be held at night, the congregation
joining with the Presbyterian and
Methodist congregations in union
service.
David Whittett, John Ilett and ].
A. Tiffany have returned from a
three weeks sojourn through Todd,
Hubbard and other northern coun-
ties. They enjoyed the trip i'm
menSc]y. but have no time for the
sandy soil of eastern Todd county.
Good girl wanted in small family
for general housoWork. 81 per week.
Inquire Of Mrs G. r. Peasc.
Miss Maud Wooworth returned
Monday evening from the district
meeting of the Epworth League at
Pipestone on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Root, who was the other dele
gate from the local league, stopped
at Hanley Falls to visit for a short
time. The two young ladies' sue
ceeded, by hard work, in securing
the next meeting of the organization
for Redwood Falls, to be held here
in June. Three other towns, Lu-
verne, St. James, and another point,
were bidders for the honor, Frank
Ring of this city was elected fourth
vice-president Of the league.
The Young Ladies' Musical club
was organized at the home of Miss
Mable Mckay of Minnesota avenue
on Tuesday evening of last week,
with a membership of eight, and
with Miss Myrtle Cooper as Presi-
bent, Miss Bruer as vice-president,
Miss Mckay as secretary and treas
urer. A program was rendered that
evening, consisting of an instrument
tai solo by Miss Cooper, a vocal solo
by Miss Kellum, an instrumental solo
by Miss Bruer, similar solo by
Miss Waldron, a vocal solo byGrace
Chadbourne, an instrumental solo
by Miss Mckay, a vocal solo by Miss
Ferris. The next meeting will be
held on July 18th at the home of
Miss Cooper.
Hammocks at the Fair Store for 20
cents.
The lecture given by the Rev.
Thos. McClary at the Methodist
church Monday evening, on "The
Mission of Mirth' was certainly one
of the most interesting ever deliv-
cred in Redwood Falls. The speak
er is platform orator with but
few equals. He has a faculty of
drifting from pathos to humor that
is highly interesting, while his
poise and his facial expressions tend
to strengthen the character of his
utterances. During the course of
his lecture he took occasion to re-
mark that there was too much gloom
in this world. He believed it more
religious to laugh than to be gloomy
or comatose, and he had a deep love
for the man who pealed forth in
laughter on street corner. The
gloomy pictures, the death pictures
he would remove from the walls,
and in their places put pictures of
life. The speaker emphasized very
strongly that it was better to have
the parlor curtains raised in the
evening than to have the light of a
happy home darkened to the outside
world by having them down. The
impression upon the passer-by was
so very much better. The audience
entertained by the speaker should
have been larger.