The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27
E. B. Hale found . lap robe while
en- route from Delhi last Thursday.

Prof. and Mrs. Arthur j. Jones
are visiting in Oberlin, Ohio, .and
they expect to remain in that city
for several weeks.
Mrs. G. L. Parkhill and children
have gone to ST. Panl, where they
will remain for several days visit
ing with Mrs. Parkhill's mother.
Miss Bernice Francois came up
from st. Paul on Wednesday after
noon last, and will spend the sum.
mer vacation with her mother and
other relatives in this city.
A. W. Bager left for Minneapolis
bon Tuesday of last week, and was
one Of the representatives of Red
wood county at;the Democratic con-
vention in that city on Wednesday.
Fl. S. Baldwin left last Thursday
for St. Paul to take in the Elks
Festival. His daughter, Miss Cecil
Baldwin, will return home from St.
Joseph's Academy with him during
the latter part of this week.
Miss Kate Forbush of St. Peter.
who was visiting with the family of
Capt. w. P. Huntington, left on
Tuesday of last week for Watertown,
to visit with Mrs. George w. Brown,
nee Winnie Warner, and Miss
Florence Carroll.
Messrs. H. F.s Buechner, Emil
Kuenzli and Chas. H. Kenney left
about five o'clock last Wednesday
morning for'[ Lake Marion, about
four miles north of Brownton, where
they will spend.several days camp
ing and fishing.
Miss Name Starr of Tracy visited
here several days last week, after
the Christian Endeayor convention,
as the guest of Miss Frances
Everett. Several of the Marshall
delegates also remained over un-
til the latter part of the week.
Mayor and Mrs. VIM. Smith were
in St. Paul last week. attending the
graduating exercises of the 1900
class of St. Joseph's Academy, Of
which their daughter, Miss Christina
Smith graduated with honors. Miss
Smith returned home with her par
ents.
A. M. Welles has rented the
rooms over Kuenzli & Luscher s
store, on Washington avenue, and
has already commenced moving the
Reveille plant to that place, from
which it will be published in the
future. Mr.. Welles' first issue will
appear on next week.
During July I'd, Sd and 4th par
ties having lawn sprinkling attach
ments for the city water works are
requested to abstain from using the
same for lawn sprinkling, the city
being DESTROYS OF giving visitors
here the very best of spring water
during those three days.
A game of ball was to have been
played on the fair grounds last
Wednesday afternoon between the
Echo and the Redwood Falls teams,
but owing to the fact that it rained
Immediately after the Echo team
put in an appearance the game was
called off, and the Echo boys re-
turned home with the knowledge
that the rain prevented them from
victory or going down into defeat.
The members of the Morton Re-
bekah degree team came up from
that town last Wednesday evening
and exemplifed the Rebekah de-
gree work on one candidate before a
large crowd of mem bers of Crystal
Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah Of
this city. All those who witnessed
the work of the Morton degree team
pronounced it unusually fine. Fol-
lowing the work the members of
Crystal Lodge served light refresh
ments to all who attended.
John Lunn's new restaurant was
formally thrown open to the public
last Wednesday, when printed bills
of fare for for all meals were placed
before persons with hungry appe-
titles. The interior decorations OF
the restaurant are superb, and the
arrangement of the tables and the
lunch counter, as we'll as the con
fections, ETC., makes the room one
of the finest, if not the finest. in
Redwood Falls. The cuisine is ex.
ceptionally fine, all of Mr.. Lunn s
meats, ETC., being purchased by
him through cold storage houses.